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Officials lift post-tornado dumping, inspection, permit fees

By Tuesday afternoon, Douglas County had received reports of tornado or storm damage to 834 properties, most of them residential structures.

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Douglas County commissioners applaud storm response from public departments

Douglas County commissioners applaud storm response from public departments
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No post-tornado dumping fees in Nebraska largest county

In Nebraska s largest county, current data lists 117 homes destroyed by Friday s tornado, 119 homes suffering major damage and 108 homes suffering minor damage, while more were listed as "affected."

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Reaction in local concrete makes Omaha streets fail, pothole

Some roads are slowly killing themselves, self-destructing because of a hard-to-stop chemical reaction. Nebraska seems to be ground zero.

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Reaction in local concrete makes Omaha streets fail, pothole

Some roads are slowly killing themselves, self-destructing because of a hard-to-stop chemical reaction. Nebraska seems to be ground zero.

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