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Legislature passes ban on dismemberment abortion
The Unicameral Update - August 13, 2020
LB 814, introduced by Lincoln Sen. Suzanne Geist, bans “dismemberment” abortion — known medically as dilation and evacuation (D & E) — except in emergency situations.
Paxton woman sentenced to federal prison term
The North Platte Bulletin - August 12, 2020
Logan Anderson, 24, of Paxton was sentenced Wednesday to 30 months in prison for possession with intent to distribute 50 grams or more of methamphetamine. There is no parole in the federal system, U.S. Attorney Joe Kelly said.
TikTok app banned on state government devices
The North Platte Bulletin - August 12, 2020
The state of Nebraska will block the TikTok software application on all state electronic devices due to security concerns, Gov. Pete Ricketts announced Wednesday.
Biden selects woman, California Senator as running mate (
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The North Platte Bulletin - August 11, 2020
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden announced Tuesday that Sen. Kamala Harris of Oakland, Calif. would be his running mate.
COVID doesn't dampen Sturgis bike rally ( 1)
The North Platte Bulletin - August 09, 2020
A ZZ Top tribute band took the stage at the Full Throttle Saloon Saturday night in Sturgis, S.D. and filled the room with Texas blues-rock. The annual Sturgis rally is expected to draw an estimated 250,000 people, TMZ.com reported.
New law officially protects good Samaritans
The North Platte Bulletin - August 07, 2020
Gov. Pete Ricketts announced Friday that he signed a bill that give s legal protection to “good Samaritans” who forcibly enter a locked vehicle to rescue an endangered child.
Public hearing set about Oshkosh area telephone service
The North Platte Bulletin - July 30, 2020
The Nebraska Public Service Commission will hold a second hearing date to investigate service quality issues in the Oshkosh, Lewellen and Chappell telephone exchanges.
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