Nebraska Wildfires Burned More Land Than Reported, Governor Thanks Volunteers
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Nebraska wildfires burned significantly more land than initially reported, with the Morrill Fire scorching over 643,000 acres and the Cottonwood Fire covering 128,000 acres. Governor Jim Pillen visited volunteer firefighters in Brady, praising their efforts. Two Iowa soldiers killed in a Kuwait drone strike are returning home, with a procession planned in Des Moines. Retired U.S. Marshal Mark Martinez can stay on the Douglas County sheriff ballot after a Supreme Court win. Omaha introduces cheap parking to alleviate streetcar construction issues, and Nebraska mens basketball begins their NCAA tournament run.
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