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"Evan's Battle."
• Videography: 1. Ashley Nodgaard and Natalie Glucklich, KETV, Omaha, "Recycling Protest." 2. Ashley Nodgaard and Ryan Luby, KETV, Omaha, "Niobrara Waits." 3. Justin Tatum and Brandi Petersen, KETV, Omaha, "Santa's Visit."
• Feature: 1. Ryan Luby and Justin Riviera, KETV, Omaha, "Donations-Only Clinic." 2. Julie Cornell and Ashley Nodgaard, KETV, Omaha, "Lost Daughters." 3. Lauren Squires, WOWT-TV, Omaha, "Press Box Eyes."
• Sports: 1. Greg Ortiz, WOWT-TV, Omaha, "Sports One Leg Wrestler." 2. Lauren Squires, WOWT-TV, Omaha, "Everybody Loves Jonathan." 3. James P. Carter, Todd Andrews and Vonn Jones, KETV, Omaha, "Losing Streak Ends."
• Enterprise: 1. Brandi Petersen, KETV, Omaha, "Medical Malpractice." 2. Mike McKnight, WOWT-TV, Omaha, "Recycling Hidden Camera." 3. Melissa Fry, KETV, Omaha, "Housing for the Disable."
• Agriculture: 1. Ryan Luby and Justin Tatum, KETV, Omaha, "Reaching Farms by Boat." 2. Michelle Bandur and David Hynek, KETV, Omaha, "Flooded Farmground." 3. Melissa Fry, KETV, Omaha, "Damaged Soil."
• Weathercast: 1. Bill Randby, KETV, Omaha, "KETV Weather, Mapleton." 2. Jim Flowers, WOWT-TV, Omaha, "Weathercast." 3. Bill Randby, KETV, Omaha, "Weather, March 21."
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SD effort seeks to get jobless back to work sooner
• PIERRE, S.D. (AP) -- Gov. Dennis Daugaard says the South Dakota Labor Department is starting a new effort to get people receiving unemployment benefits back to work sooner.
• Daugaard says the Re-Employment Intensive Services initiative begins Tuesday. He says it will offer training and other services to help jobless people find meaningful, suitable jobs.
• People getting unemployment benefits currently have to search for work.
• The new program will require all people who get unemployment benefits for more than 10 weeks to seek assistance from a local Labor Department office. Department staff will help people evaluate their job skills, identify careers that are in demand, find training programs and direct them to appropriate job openings.
• The unemployment insurance program provides financial help to people who have lost jobs through no fault of their own.
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