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UNO counterterrorism experts find surprises in Capitol riot arrest data
The Jan. 6, 2021, attack has caused a “sea change” in how the federal government views the threat of domestic extremists, say researchers affiliated with UNO’s counterterrorism center.
Actor from the Geico ‘Scoop! There It Is!’ commercial is now fighting for her life
The first half of 2021 couldn’t have gone much better for Nicci Carr, the actor and former Richmonder who found sudden acclaim as one of the stars of the funny “Scoop, There It Is” Geico commercial.
December tornadoes on the rise as ‘tornado alley’ appears to shift east
But weather experts can’t agree on why.
The box found inside the Robert E. Lee pedestal is a time capsule. But it's not what they were looking for.
Masonry workers did indeed find a time capsule in the Lee pedestal. But officials discovered Wednesday that it's not the time capsule they were looking for.
Real Karens ask nicely: Please stop insulting us
When real Karens try to explain how the insult goes beyond teasing, they may receive little sympathy.
‘It’s a big mess’: UAW members split on Deere’s latest offer
Deere & Co."last, best and final offer" to the UAW includes changes to the language used to describe its Continuous Improvement Pay System (CIPP).
Burned out and stressed, Nebraska teachers exiting classroom, starting new careers
Five educators interviewed by The World-Herald said they were overworked, stressed, micromanaged and paid too little for the job. They ultimately left teaching to find new professions.
A rocky trip: Sailboat owner misses exit, now stuck on Chain of Rocks in Mississippi River
Michael Weber shares the tale of how his sailboat got firmly stuck in the Mississippi River near the Chain of Rocks Bridge.
Woman, 106, drinks a Yuengling a day, gets big delivery
"It's consumers and drinkers like her, which you don't see often, that's why we're making great beer."
Rep. Jeff Fortenberry expects to be indicted for lying to FBI but says charge is false
A source said an indictment could come as early as Tuesday. The nine-term Republican from Lincoln said he is being wrongly accused. “We will fight these charges. I did not lie to them,” he said.
Father given 2 months to live decides to think positive by spreading some Christmas cheer early in East Allen Twp.
37-year-old Hector Reyes lives with his wife of 13 years and their five kids on Weaversville Road in East Allen Township.
Rogue tree cutter? Winston-Salem residents worry someone with a chainsaw is being vindictive.
The story, as Ted Nelson tells it, sounds positively bonkers.
Porch pirates: Your packages aren't safe
Nice neighbors, a gated community, well-lit streets -- you may think your neighborhood is a safe place, but that won’t stop porch pirates from stealing your treasures.
A 10-year-old Suffolk girl who died of COVID had been assigned at school to walk with sick students to nurse's office
A Suffolk child who died of COVID served as class "nurse," her mother wrote, walking all the sick children to the clinic.
Chesterfield County Public Schools surpasses 1,000 COVID-19 cases among students
Chesterfield County Public Schools surpassed 1,000 student COVID-19 cases Wednesday morning, according to the district’s coronavirus dashboard.
Northam to those who refuse COVID vaccine: 'Think how you want your obituary to read'
As frustration continues over people who refuse to get the free COVID-19 vaccine, Gov. Ralph Northam issued strong words on Monday and suggested that such people think about their obituaries.
Richmond-based urgent care provider Patient First reduces hours, citing 'unsustainable' jump in patient visits
One Richmond-based chain of urgent care centers has reduced its hours because of what it calls an “unsustainable increase in patient visits.”
