Omaha Cloudy, 64F

Sunday May 19, 2013

• Omaha escapes damaging hail and winds  
• One for the books: Meet's final race was like many others - record-setting  
• Jean Stothert urged to set new tone early  
• Q&A: 'Basics of life' are stuff of Garrison Keillor's comedy  
• Neighbors protest proliferation of pigs  

• Huskers advance to face Oregon   
• McKewon: Beck's value clear in NU's situation   
• Gerber gets back in the swing   

• Omaha escapes damaging hail and winds  
• Jean Stothert urged to set new tone early  
• Injured by swinging backboard, woman aims to walk again  

• Neighbors protest proliferation of pigs  
• Woman dies in rollover accident
• Philadelphia case sparks debate on abortion clinics' standards  

• Philadelphia case sparks debate on abortion clinics' standards  
• Marine, dog reunited in surprise ceremony  
• Omahans, be prepared for severe weather Sunday  

• IT firm plans Omaha locations
• More Omaha neighborhoods see building uptick  
• Waitt Co. re-teeing a famous brand in Bobby Jones  

• 'Trek' likely finest action fantasy flick of summer   
• Martina McBride to play Ralston Arena   
• On the road again with Limp Bizkit   

• Q&A: 'Basics of life' are stuff of Garrison Keillor's comedy  
• Sheldon Museum strips naked to display its architectural bones  
• Annie, my 22-year-old son is a loner mooch obsessed with video games!  

• Tornadoes hit Kan., Okla.; no injuries reported
• AP Impact: Myanmar sanctions list languishes  
• IRS probe ignored most influential groups  

• Hansen: Decades on death row drive death penalty fight  
• Kelly: As city gives, Omaha Community Foundation transitions  
• Grace: South 'one big family'  

• World-Herald editorial: Separation of powers
• World-Herald editorial: Sales-tax law has merits
• Gail Collins: Corrupt state legislatures race to the bottom  

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• 'A good run'   
• Performance introduces itself to Bellevue with truck pull   
• Blinging up Papillion one handbag, T-shirt at a time