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A bystander fled a QuikTrip bathroom moments before an armed man opened fire on Omaha police, injuring three officers.
Officers traced the suspect’s vehicle to the QuikTrip after an earlier shooting at a grocery store nearby.
The suspect exited the bathroom, opened fire, and was killed by officers in the exchange.
One officer was wounded by gunfire and another officer was injured by shrapnel during the incident.
The Nebraska State Patrol is assisting with the investigation into the Omaha gas station shooting.
Three officers were injured and the suspect was killed in the Omaha incident at a QuikTrip gas station.
The incident followed an earlier shooting at a nearby grocery store, prompting a vehicle description release.
Governor Jim Pillen and local officials expressed support for law enforcement amid the investigation.
The first responders treated the wounded officers as the investigation moved forward.

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Creighton hosts Nicholls State in Omaha after Nicholls State guard Jaylen Searles scored 22 points in the Colonels' loss to Tulane.
Creighton looks to dominate on its home court with a 3-0 mark this season at home and a strong rebounding average.
Nicholls State enters on the road seeking improved offense against a defensively stout Creighton squad.
Creighton’s scoring pace and three-point shooting patterns will test Nicholls State’s perimeter defense.
Josh Dix leads Creighton’s perimeter threat with multiple 3-point attempts per game this season.
Searles is a key scoring option for Nicholls State, shooting over 41% from three this season.
Creighton aims to capitalize on its rebounding edge to control the game tempo.
The Associated Press provided the game details and context in its matchup summary.
Venue and schedule details place the game in Omaha, Nebraska, on a Tuesday night at 9 p.m. EST.
Bottom line highlights Nicholls State’s recent struggles but notes Searles’ scoring capability.

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Mondiri earned United Soccer Coaches All-East Region Third Team honors on December 2, 2025.
She led Creighton with eight goals and three assists, totaling 19 points this season.
Mondiri played over 2,700 minutes for the Bluejays this season.
She previously earned All-BIG EAST First Team honors for a second straight season.
Mondiri is among a small group of Bluejays to earn multiple all-conference honors since 2013.
Creighton had 16 BIG EAST players recognized on the United Soccer Coaches All-Region Teams.
Mondiri is from Evry, France, contributing significantly for Creighton this season.
Mondiri helped Creighton reach notable conference and national-level recognition this season.
Mondiri has a career totals of 16 goals and six assists over her time with Creighton.
The report highlights Mondiri’s continued impact after earning back-to-back conference honors.

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The wealthiest Americans now live in diverse locations across the U.S., moving beyond traditional spots like Fifth Avenue.
Jeff Bezos relocated to Florida in 2023, reflecting a broader trend toward tax-friendly or private communities.
Historical figures once dominated New York’s Millionaires’ Row; many now choose discreet, private settings.
Today’s billionaires own properties from Woodside to Kauai, emphasizing privacy and strategic location.
Florida remains a magnet, with several ultra-rich choosing Miami’s Indian Creek and other private enclaves.
Texas hosts multiple billionaires in coastal and interior communities, signaling shifting real estate strategies.
The Bay Area remains home to many tech giants, though several billionaires pursue gated or secluded estates.
Hawaii is emerging as a luxury retreat for Silicon Valley wealth, with private getaways and privacy-focused estates.
Billionaires are expanding beyond traditional urban centers to secure large, private properties nationwide.
The article contrasts today’s private estates with the public grandeur of Gilded Age mansions along New York and Newport coasts.

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crime10h ago

Three Omaha police officers were wounded and a suspect killed in a gunfight at a gas station after an earlier grocery-store shooting.
The suspect had shot a 61-year-old man at the grocery store before police pursued him to the gas station.
Officers ordered the suspect out of a restroom at the gas station, where he began firing again.
A second shootout occurred, wounding officers further before the suspect was killed.
The injured officers were taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening but serious injuries.
The man shot at the grocery store remained in critical condition.
Police Chief Todd Schmaderer described the day as dangerous amid the armed confrontation.
The events followed an earlier noon shooting at a grocery store in Omaha.
The suspect was killed after a second exchange of gunfire at the gas station.
The incident prompted ongoing investigation into the sequence of events and motive.

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