Natasha Rausch Dailey
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View as a grid'Cali's in my heart': Resilient mother puts her life back together after Pilger tornadoes
Omaha World Herald
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PILGER, Neb. - Kandi Murphree crossed the plywood walkway leading to her new house on Fourth Street. She placed her black ankle boots on the porch beside the row of 18 other pairs of shoes before stepping inside. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety. You need an online service to view this article in its entirety. Need an account? Create one now. Thank you for reading and relying on Omaha.com for your news and information. You have now viewed your 30 day allowance of 15 free Omaha.com articles. If you are an Omaha World-Herald Subscriber please click here.
'We didn't see the knife': Bystanders who helped woman became targets themselves
Omaha World Herald
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Rick Jacobson sat eating McDonald's in the passenger seat Tuesday morning. His co-worker, Ralph Solis, was driving the Rick's Carpet van with two other passengers, Nic Sillick and Brandon Quartaroli. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety. You need an online service to view this article in its entirety. Need an account? Create one now. Thank you for reading and relying on Omaha.com for your news and information. You have now viewed your 30 day allowance of 15 free Omaha.com articles. If you are an Omaha World-Herald Subscriber please click here.
Norfolk group, Omaha native hope to spread word about human trafficking
Norfolk Daily News
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Part 1 of my human trafficking series
Norfolk group travels to World Cup to combat human trafficking
Norfolk Daily News
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Part 2 of my human trafficking series
Groups try to help victims of trafficking recover
Norfolk Daily News
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Part 3 of my human trafficking series
Senator focuses on private funds after failed legislation
Norfolk Daily News
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Part 4 of my human trafficking series
Tornado damage defies logic in Pilger
Norfolk Daily News
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During my internship at the Daily News, a series of tornadoes tore through Northeast Nebraska, destroying several homes and one town--Pilger--in its tracks. Seventy-five percent of the homes and the entire business district were destroyed. State-wide and national news organizations were at the scene to cover the destruction. This story is one of about 11 other natural disaster stories I wrote over the course of two weeks.
Rebuilding in floodplain weighs heavily for many
Norfolk Daily News
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After spending much of my time writing breaking news on the destruction in Pilger, Nebraska, I pitched this enterprise story idea to my editor. The 36-inch story ran on the front page.
Husker diver aims to represent the Philippines in the Olympics
Daily Nebraskan
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Senior diver Kaitlan Walker hoped to represent her native country in the Olympics. As a freshman, I wrote a two-part story for the Daily Nebraskan sports section about her diving career.
NU diver sets sights for Olympics after recovering from injury
Daily Nebraskan
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Part 2 of my sports story on Kaitlan Walker
Storm chaser seeks career in weather forecasting
Washington Times
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NORFOLK, Neb. (AP) - Trent Bosler just remembers the noise.
The noise of the hail smacking the ground, the thunder and the 40 mph winds all combining to make a classic super cell. He watched from less than a quarter-mile away as the tornado swallowed the ground.
Norfolk High senior overcomes small size with plans to accomplish 'big things'
Norfolk Daily News
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Yambul, Bulgaria, was a rather ominous place.
Memories of the Berlin Wall, which came down only a few years earlier, still hung in the air. The grass stood almost a foot tall in the cracks of the airplane runway, and barbed wire fences stretched around the perimeter of the airport. Armed soldiers stood just behind the fence and guarded the area. It wasn't exactly a warm welcome for foreigners; not to mention the fact that every sign was written in a Southern Slavic language, making getting around on your own impossible. But Gigi and Steven Bettendorf didn't travel 6,000 miles to check out the sights.
UNL student pronounced dead at fraternity house
www.dailynebraskan.com
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Breaking news story of University of Nebraska-Lincoln freshman Clayton Real's death.
Four UNL students jailed in FarmHouse member's death
Daily Nebraskan
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police arrested four students and cited three others Thursday in relation to a FarmHouse Fraternity member's death.
Letter from the editor: Step out and make some friends outside your major
Daily Nebraskan
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Hey readers, To put it shortly, my best friends are geniuses. I met them freshman year in the ever-so-popular Neihardt dorm. Cough and say "Nerdhardt" all you want, but it was the perfect dorm (when you get over the tiny rooms and that somewhat moldy smell).