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Time to Get in Line for Small Business Tax Credits

Nebraska businesses with no more than five employees now can apply for up to $20,000 in tax credits.

Survey: 79% of Voters Want Lawmakers to Expand High-Speed Internet Access

More than half of Nebraska voters age 50 and older in rural parts of the state are having a hard time accessing high-speed internet, according to a new AARP survey.

Double Up Food Bucks Program Boosts Farmer’s Markets

After a new state law expanded eligibility for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), the program formerly known as food stamps, more Nebraskans could start receiving food assistance as early as this week

Labor Leaders: PRO Act Would Boost Working Women

Last month, the U.S. House approved the PRO Act, which among other things, would bar employer interference and influence in union elections.

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Root Canal Emergency: Who to Call & What to Do

In some cases, urgent root canal treatment may be needed to relieve severe pain and protect the affected tooth.
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Guide to Metal Recycling in Tottenham: 7 Surprising Ways Aussie Scrap Can Save You Money

Metal Recycling in Tottenham offers a practical route to cut household & business waste while putting valuable material

5 Tips To Ensure Long-Lasting Car Brake Functions

You'll have everything you need to keep your brakes in top condition and potentially save yourself from costly repairs down the track.

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U.S. removes Francisco D’Agostino from sanctions list after confirming no ties to Venezuelan regime

U.S. Department of the Treasury has officially removed Francisco D’Agostino, brother-in-law of Luis Alfonso de Borbón, from SDN List

National Medal of Honor Day: Honoring Florida heroes and their legacy

National Medal of Honor Day, a time to reflect on the extraordinary bravery and sacrifice of the fewer than 4,000 Americans who have received the nation's highest military honor.