Fire damages LPS offices

The Lincoln Public Schools' district headquarters was reduced to smoldering rubble Tuesday morning after a fire ripped through the building overnight.
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• Photo Showcase: LPS offices ablaze

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Waiting as water rises

Events go on with adjustments, but more Missouri River flooding is on the way.
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• Ships now in floodwaters' path
• Missouri River developments
• Storm carries hail, winds
• Museum prepares for flooding
• Dakota Dunes residents told to go
• Accuweather forecast

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Major set to retire from training youth

Maj. Scott L. Moore, the face of Air Force Junior ROTC in the Council Bluffs high schools since 1995, will check out of his classroom for the last time on Tuesday.
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Caped Crusader in the Oval Office?

Ralston artist Frank Costanzo, who paints in a vein that could be described as pop art, decided to portray President Obama as Batman.
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World-Herald editorial: Let’s explore these markets

President Barack Obama last year set a goal of doubling U.S. exports within five years. If our country is to reach that goal, one tool is to achieve lower tariffs on our goods and services. And one way to do that is to approve the three trade agreements that have been stuck in Congress for the past four years.
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