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Even Martha Stewart's magazine wants to meet Spike, a little owl at Fontenelle Forest
A little screech owl named Spike, who can't live in the wild because of brain damage, has gained quite a following on ...
Markers in blood and urine may reveal how much ultraprocessed food we eat
Scientists have identified molecules from blood and urine that may reveal how much energy a person consumes from ...
Creighton welcomes Big East pope — as long as he doesn't cheer too hard for rival Villanova
As long as he doesn't use divine intervention to help Villanova win games against the Jays, Creighton welcomes the new U.S.
There's an American pope, and he's just like us. At least, we really, really want him to be
Popes — they're just like us? Not exactly, but you wouldn't know that by the American fanfare surrounding the newly minted ...
Big Ten baseball tournament: Four things to watch in Nebraska's title game vs. UCLA
It's Championship Sunday - and the biggest game of Nebraska baseball's season. Evan Bland offers four things to watch as NU and UCLA play for the Big Ten tournament title ...
From the Pulpit: Embrace abnormality of living faithfully for God and find your hope in him
"If you want to do something truly meaningful and eternally significant, be abnormal, live by faith in Jesus Christ as you ...
Omaha Public Library's podcast, 'The Book Drop,' extends mission into digital space
Libraries have always been centered on providing access to books, materials and information, elevating storytelling and ...
In the Garden: Rose slugs, others pests spotted in Omaha area
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Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on Papillion row houses: Short Takes
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An inside look at Nebraska's new Training Table that blows Alabama 'out of the water'
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Four-legged investigators sniff out spotted lanternfly eggs to slow spread of invasive pest
Spotted lanternflies have steadily spread across the East Coast and into the Midwest. But now researchers are using specially trained dogs to sniff out eggs before they hatch.
Nebraska softball notes: Tennessee's Pickens breaks record; Sunday's pitching decision is TBD
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