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A mostly empty Lincoln Airport terminal is pictured on Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2023, in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA Journal Star

Deb Polacek of Friend (center) gets ready to play the accordion to welcome Miloslav Stašek, the U.S. ambassador to the Czech Republic, as he tours the state during a stop on Wednesday at Nebraska East Union.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Liam Rosengren endures blustery conditions while working out with a portable punching bag outside at Holmes Lake Park on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2023. A windy day at Holmes Lake did not deter Liam from taking his workout outside on Thursday afternoon. with a cold southerly wind making it feel like it was just over 11°F. "I'm just sort of doing it for the sake of being outside," Rosengren said. "I mean I bought this bag and it's portable, so I can take it anywhere I want.

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Former Nebraska football coach Tom Osborne speaks during a press conference at the Capitol in 2023 about Gov. Jim Pillen's mentoring program for young Nebraskans. TeamMates, a nonprofit founded by Osborne, has received 80% of the money from a state initiative supporting mentorship programs.

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Lincoln Northeast's Doneelah Washington (back) tries to stop Lincoln Southwest's Eleanor Griffin in the second half Friday at Lincoln Northeast.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Dean Thompsen reacts after correctly spelling the word, 'affluent' correctly after believing he spelled it wrong during the second round of the annual Lincoln Public Schools Oral Spelling Bee on Saturday at Culler Middle School. "I cant believe I just got that right," Thompsen said as he went back to his seat. 

KENNETH FERRIERA Journal Star

Bennington assistant coach Jarod Owens (left) and head coach Craig Pokorny celebrate after Kianna Wingender won the 120-pound consolidation semifinal match at the A-3 district meet Saturday at Lincoln Southeast.

LARRY ROBINSON Journal Star

Leaves frame the Sower atop the 400 ft tall Nebraska state capitol on Friday, Feb. 3, 2023. The statue of the Sower, modeled after the traditional method of hand sowing grain for planting, is a symbol of the importance of Agriculture to Nebraskans. A reprieve from cooler temperatures will arrive for Lincolnites over this weekend. With highs in the upper 40s and mostly sunny weather will greet the day on Saturday and Sunday.

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Nebraska's Axelina Johansson uncorks the second-longest throw in NCAA history — 63 feet, 4 inches — at the Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational on Saturday at the Devaney Sports Center.

LARRY ROBINSON, Journal Star

Jaxson Bowman, 1, holds the finger of his dad, Josh Bowman, during a deployment ceremony for the 1-134th Cavalry at the Lancaster Event Center on Sunday, Feb. 5, 2023. Bowman, along with other soldiers at the ceremony, did not deploy but attended out of support for his fellow soldiers.

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Supporters of the Niskithe Prayer Camp block a bulldozer preparing to tear down trees at Wilderness Park on Monday.

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Bellevue West's Josiah Dotzler (left) collides with Lincoln Southeast's Wade Voss in the first half Tuesday at Lincoln Southeast High School.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Wayne's Jersi Jensen (center) gets a high-five as she walks up to get her first-place medal at the Class B state bowling singles championship on Wednesday at Sun Valley Lanes.

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Norfolk's Carter Jackson flips upside down in the middle of a dive Thursday in the Heartland Athletic Diving Championships at Lincoln Southeast.

LARRY ROBINSON, Journal Star

McCool Junction's Garrett Hansen celebrates during the Class B state bowling singles championship on Wednesday at Sun Valley Lanes.

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Julia Kennedy (right) shares a piece of cake with her granddaughter Samara Quwa while manning a FAQ booth about the 16th president Saturday.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Wisconsin's Max Klesmit and Nebraska's Blaise Keita battle on the floor for possession on Saturday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

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Nebraska's Dayne Morton (left) wrestles Rutgers' Tony White in the 149-pound match Sunday at the Devaney Sports Center.

LARRY ROBINSON Journal Star

Members of the First Nebraska Volunteer Infantry -- Ron Rockenbach (from left), Gage Stermensky, Paul Hadley, David Smith and Keith Rockefeller -- guard the Abraham Lincoln statue on the west side of the Nebraska Capitol on the 214th anniversary of his birthday on Sunday. 

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Lincoln East's Westin Sherlock (top) wrestles Bellevue East's LaBrian Sherlock during the 152-pound final at the A-2 District meet on Saturday at Lincoln East.

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Lincoln East's Carter Toomey and Lincoln North Star's William Schafer vie for a rebound under the net in the third quarter on Tuesday at Lincoln East High School.

KENNETH FERRIERA Journal Star

Aven Larson, 7, throws snow into the air and tries to catch it with her tongue at Pioneers Park during a winter storm in Lincoln on Thursday, Feb. 16, 2023.

LARRY ROBINSON, Journal Star

Shawn Fauver shovels snow outside El Chaparro on F Street on Thursday in Lincoln.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

UNL student Paxtyn Dummer (from left) and Maggie Mienhueser complete work on a white board while Miles Kastl and Katelyn Petry do the same on the other side, during a tutoring session at the UNL Reading Center on East Campus. The reading center pairs teachers in training with students from the community who are reading below grade level. 

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Shoun Hill walks through Tower Square on Thursday in downtown Lincoln, where nearly 9 inches of snow fell overnight.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Norfolk's Jackson Bos (front) wrestles Bellevue West's Ryland Schweiss during a Class A 220-pound consolation match Friday at CHI Health Center Omaha on Friday, Feb. 17, 2023.

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Lincoln Southeast's Bangot Dak dunks the ball against Lincoln North Star in the final minute Friday at North Star High School.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Blood covers the face of Chadron's Kenli Boeselager as she wrestles on the mat against Conestoga's Maggie Fiene during a 145 lb semifinal match on Friday, Feb. 17, 2023, at CHI Health Center in Omaha.

KENNETH FERRIERA Journal Star

Nebraska's Sam Hoiberg (1) scores off a steal against Maryland on Sunday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

LARRY ROBINSON Journal Star

Lincoln Southeast's Eve Nelson dives during the girls state diving championships Thursday at the Devaney Sports Center.

JUSTIN WAN Journal Star

The Lincoln Lutheran student section rushes the court to celebrate with their team after they defeated Lincoln Christian during the C1-2 subdistrict championship game on Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023, at Lincoln Lutheran High School.

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Swimmers take off from the starting blocks for the 50-yard freestyle during the girls state swimming prelims Friday at the Devaney Sports Center.

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Lincoln High's Kiana Wiley (24) holds up the championship plaque after the Links defeated Lincoln Northeast in the A-3 district final Friday at Lincoln High.

LARRY ROBINSON, Journal Star

Alexander Syniy of Lincoln (right), originally from Kherson in Ukraine, prays during a rally on the anniversary of the war in Ukraine on Saturday at the state Capitol.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Nebraska's Sam Griesel fist bumps Derrick Walker before they are introduced ahead of the Minnesota game on Saturday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Lincoln East fans roar as Lincoln Southwest's Cole Christensen (5) raises his arms to question a referee call at Lincoln East on Monday, Feb. 27, 2023.

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Inside the UNL Reading Center, students and prospective teachers get a leg-up

The reading center, located on East Campus, pairs teachers in training with students from the community who are reading below grade level.

Tedeschi Trucks Band to make Lincoln debut at Pinewood Bowl in July

Formed in 2010, Tedeschi Trucks Band won the best blues album Grammy for its 2011 debut album “Revelator.”

Nebraska baseball adds four more commits to two different recruiting classes

Nebraska baseball late this week has added four more new commitments to future classes before beginning its season Friday night.

Omaha native, Kansas City police officer killed in line of duty Wednesday

James "Jim" Muhlbauer, a Kansas City police officer who was born and raised in Omaha, was killed in the line of duty Wednesday. 

Feds fine company $1.5 million for illegally hiring minors, including in Nebraska

The U.S. government fined Packers Sanitation Services $1.5 million this week for illegally employing minors, including at three meatpacking plants in Nebraska.

Jury finds Lincoln man guilty of possessing child porn

John Wade Burton will face 10 to 20 years in prison at his sentencing in May due to a prior conviction, United States Attorney Steven Russell said in a press release.

Some Nebraska schools are going to a four-day week. Teachers are pumped. Research is spotty.

Larger school districts use hiring bonuses and retention stipends to attract and keep staff. But that’s not an option in places like Weeping Water, where 299 students share one building.

Sarah Browning: National vegetable winners announced

Something sweet and something with heat among top honors.

Nebraska guard Sam Griesel, athletic department partner with Red Cross for blood drive

Nearly a year after his own blood transfusion, Nebraska guard Sam Griesel is trying to raise awareness about the national blood shortage.

No. 11 Virginia Tech uses three homeruns to defeat Nebraska softball

Two costly errors right out of the gate and three timely home runs downed the Nebraska softball team in a loss to No. 8 Virginia Tech. 

Lancaster County Jail population reaches unprecedented levels, signaling concerning trend

Over the past four months, the Lancaster County Jail population increased at a time when it typically decreases. If the trend continues through summer, it could near capacity.

Heafey ushered in a new century of service for Omaha mortuary

After taking over the mortuary that was founded by his grandfather and great-uncle in the 1880s, Tom Heafey had a lifelong career as a mortuary owner and funeral director.

Omaha school security guard charged with sex abuse of a student

A security guard at Northwest High School has been charged with sexually abusing a student at the school, according to court documents. 

Nebraska softball earns first win at Clearwater Invitational over No. 25 Texas A&M

Nebraska softball got in the win column at the Clearwater Invitational on Saturday with a narrow victory over the Texas A&M Aggies. 

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Feb. 20

Lancaster County Jail sees record-high numbers of inmates; How UNL will implement ChatGPT; Nebraska producing more FBS players than ever before.

Jim McKee: Alphabet soup to a road

The long story of how animal trails evolved into a transcontinental highway.

Thousands of Nebraskans could lose Medicaid as COVID-era protections end

As many as 80,000 Nebraskans could lose Medicaid coverage as the COVID public health emergency ends and the state resumes annual eligibility reviews.

Hispanic Art Center of Omaha breathes new life into old Emmy Gifford theater

Milt Schneider and his wife, Leah Moreno Schneider, plan to turn the former theater at 3504 Center St. into a community center capable of hosting a wide variety of events.

Allegiant adds nonstop flight to Austin, Texas, from Eppley

Beginning June 15, passengers will be able to fly nonstop between Omaha and Austin, Texas, via Allegiant.

New youth esports arena opens in Omaha

XP League Omaha, at 2563 S. 171st Court, held their grand opening Saturday, inviting youth gamers, ages 8 to 17, of all skill levels to their pro-level and coach-led esports experience.

Gage County deputies rescue family pet from freezing water

Braydon Hochstein of rural Pickrell was out walking when his dog Wally fell through the ice.

21-year-old Nebraska woman pleads guilty to identity theft for student loan fraud

Lacie Brown, of Sutherland, will face up to a year in prison at her sentencing in May as part of the plea agreement, which includes the dismissal of two other counts.

After wife's struggle with allergies, Omaha man touts benefits of maintaining clean air indoors

Area residents can take steps at home to improve indoor air quality, regardless of what type of industrial, rural or urban pollution may be circulating outside their homes.

‘It legitimizes Kansas City’: First flights to depart new KCI airport terminal next week

After breaking ground in March 2019, the 1.1 million-square-foot facility made to replace the airport’s old three-terminal setup is the largest infrastructure project the city has ever completed.

Teams take top spots at state cheer, dance

Three Lincoln teams captured first-place honors at the Nebraska State Cheer and Dance Championships in Grand Island.

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Feb. 21

Thousands of Nebraskans could lose Medicaid coverage; Husker men's basketball team on a roll; Kansas City International airport completes terminal project.

Nebraska dips back into Texas for first 2024 commit: 4-star athlete Roger Gradney

Nebraska received its first commit for the 2024 recruiting class when Altair (Texas) athlete Roger Gradney verbally pledged to the Huskers. 

Hy-Vee suspends employee discounts citing 'significant' discrepancies, plans to revamp program

Hy-Vee has suspended its employee discount program and plans to revamp it by mid-April after the company found cases of fraud and misuse.

Fundraiser started for family of woman, infant killed in Washington County crash

A fund-raising campaign has been started for the family of a Herman, Nebraska, woman and infant who were killed Friday in a single-vehicle crash in Washington County. 

Food Bank of Lincoln launches program to help serve rural areas in Southeast Nebraska

"Every town in our 16 county service area, regardless of the population, deserves to have access to healthy food," said the president and CEO of the Food Bank of Lincoln. 

Q&A with John Cook: Weighing loyalty and the transfer portal; NIL's benefits; and Central City

Texas loaded up on transfers and won a title. Is that the new norm? Cook hopes not, and talks how loyalty factors into the portal and high school recruiting.

Ex-Husker Adrian Martinez drafted in USFL by former Nebraska coach Mike Riley

The move brings together a coach and player whose separate times in Lincoln were marked by high individual character and low winning percentages.

Fischer says it's time to 'shore up' US nuclear deterrence

Sen. Deb Fischer said it's time to "stop shortchanging our national defense and put forward a strong budget that accelerates the modernization" of the U.S. nuclear program.

How to watch Nebraska baseball on TV this season

Nebraska baseball released its TV schedule for the 2023 season on Tuesday, and the Huskers will play on TV nine times this year with five being nationally televised.

Omaha teen who fatally shot friend sentenced to probation in manslaughter case

Blake W. Miller, 19, was sentenced to four years of probation for pointing a .22 rifle at his best friend Tanner Farrell on March 12 and pulling the trigger, killing him. 

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Feb. 22

What Pillen's school funding plan could do to property taxes; Food Bank of Lincoln launches pilot program; Exclusive Q&A with Nebraska's John Cook. 

Mother of missing La Vista boy Ryan Larsen asks judge to declare her son dead

The mother of Ryan Larsen, who disappeared in 2021 at the age of 11, argued in court Tuesday that circumstances point toward him no longer being alive. 

Wahoo man found dead hours after his vehicle hit tree in Saunders County

A violent single-vehicle crash in northern Saunders County discovered Tuesday morning left one man dead.

City Hall: Debating (or not) the end of a public health emergency

An attempt by Lancaster County Board member Matt Schulte to end the county's pandemic public health emergency devolved into a protracted discussion about procedure, precedent and public comment. 

Girls district hoops glance: Beatrice pulls away from Norris, and other Tuesday highlights

Check out the highlights from Tuesday's Class B girls basketball district action.

U.S. Labor Secretary to visit Lincoln on Thursday

U.S. Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh will attend the ceremonial grand opening of the new American Job Center.

City of Omaha owes $1 million to police captain after judge denies motion for new trial

Omaha is now on the hook to pay $1 million to a police captain after a judge denied the city's motion for a new trial and approved $285,000 in fees. 

Six quick hits from Nebraska assistants Dvoracek, Raiola, Campbell

Don't miss six quick hits from Nebraska's press conference with Husker linebackers coach Rob Dvoracek, offensive line coach Donovan Raiola and strength coach Corey Campbell.

How Nebraska is tailoring strength workouts to improve offensive line play

Donovan Raiola is eager to continue the progress his unit made late in the year. And, a new training program could be the difference.

Amie Just: Raiola's 'no-brainer,' and more takes from Husker assistants' podium sessions

The introductory press conference circuit continues. On Wednesday, it was Corey Campbell, Rob Dvoracek and Donovan Raiola. Here's what stood out to Amie Just.

Retired businessman latest to announce run for District 4 seat on City Council

Wayne Reinwald, who announced a run for the northwest Lincoln City Council seat, said his priorities are public safety, government efficiency and better streets.

Nebraska elevates Justin St. Clair to head track coach ahead of Big Ten meet

Justin St. Clair, who has been the program's interim coach since August, has been named the permanent leader of the Husker program.

Steve Erwin, former Husker turned banker and then cattle businessman, dies at age 70

Erwin was a two-year starter for the Huskers in basketball from northeast Nebraska who had a two-chapter career of banking and ranching.

Family business: Schwarting fulfills childhood dream of working and raising family in hometown

Casey Schwarting wasn’t born in a grocery store, but he’s spent a lot of his life in them.

Pillen urges legislative support for highway bonds in Nebraska

Gov. Jim Pillen told the Legislature's Revenue Committee that a proposal to authorize issuance of up to $450 million in highway bonds would generate economic opportunity and better position the state to compete and grow.

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Feb. 23

Lincoln chamber lays out six key strategies for city's growth; Miniature bowling rolls into Lincoln; Donovan Raiola 'no-brainer' decision to stay with Huskers. 

John Watson is putting Creighton Prep in position for first state swimming title since 2020

When he didn’t move up to the next training group with all his swimming friends, John Watson had a decision to make. 

Nebraska strength coach Corey Campbell puts ‘stamp’ on Huskers' new weight room

Arriving early at Nebraska had many advantages. One? Strength coach Corey Campbell had time to “put my stamp” on the particulars of the Huskers' new weight room.

Shelley scores 26 as Nebraska women blow past No. 25 Illinois, 90-57

The Nebraska women’s basketball team finally ended its longest losing streak of the season in strong fashion, with a 33-point road win against a ranked team.

Nebraska Rep. Bacon calls for investigation after release of Air Force records

Rep. Don Bacon is calling for an official investigation after his and other Air Force veterans’ personnel records were released without authorization.

Cheerleader competes by herself at Nebraska state competition, but crowd doesn't let her feel alone

When Morrill coach April Ott broke the news to Katrina Kohel that she was the only one left on the cheer squad, Kohel was determined to still compete at state. 

Student brings BB gun to Southwest, but online tip alerts staff ahead of time

A student tipped off LPS through its "Safe to Say" online reporting system that another student planned to bring a BB gun to Southwest.

Offense encouraging, bullpen concerning as Nebraska takes lessons to South Alabama

While Nebraska's bats and defense showed well enough at San Diego, Husker baseball coaches challenging "competitive level" of bullpen that let games get away.

Which Huskers are linebackers? The search is on for Nebraska position coach Rob Dvoracek

Rob Dvoracek's group is still in flux as Nebraska coaches implement the 3-3-5 defense of new coordinator Tony White and assess their personnel.

Meet Tory Pittman, the 14-year-old Nebraskan with a Husker football offer

Tory Pittman isn't your typical 14-year-old. A standout all-around athlete, Pittman recently earned a Nebraska football scholarship offer before he even graduated middle school. Here's how it happened.

U.S. labor secretary says Lincoln's new job center will help strengthen economy

U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh touted his administration's accomplishments at the grand opening of Lincoln's American Job Center, built with $1.5 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act funds.

Omaha man died from injuries suffered in January single-vehicle crash

The driver in a single-vehicle crash in Omaha in January died of his injuries shortly after the wreck.

U-Stop nets naming rights for tennis complex planned at new Lincoln high school

U-Stop and a private donor are combining to fund the roughly $1 million needed to build the six-court tennis center at Standing Bear High School.

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Feb. 24

Lincoln Police sergeant saved woman from pond; City's new job center opens; Meet Tory Pittman, the 14-year-old with a Husker football offer.

OPS, teachers union agree on new contract with $7,200 boost in base pay

The Omaha Public Schools board has approved a new contract with the teachers union. The agreement will increase the teacher base salary by $7,200 over the next three years.

Iowa school district contends Lincoln superintendent's lawsuit can't remove board members from office

Paul Gausman is looking to unseat four board members in Sioux City, Iowa. They contend that's not possible.

Special committee proposed to study small modular nuclear reactors in Nebraska

Sen. Tom Brewer said the technology “shows great promise” and could serve as a reliable baseload generator that complements Nebraska’s shift into renewable energy.

Norris school board picks attorney to fill vacant seat

The board selected Stephanie Meese of Hickman to fill Patty Bentzinger's seat over five other candidates, including one who narrowly lost to Bentzinger in November's general election.

State ordered to pay $22K in attorney fees to news nonprofit in fight over public records

The judge gave the Department of Environment and Energy a seven-day deadline to provide Flatwater with a new estimate of the expected cost as he directed.

High schoolers challenge Nebraska senator's plan to study renewable energy

High school students said a plan from Sen. Bruce Bostelman to study the economic impacts of a growing reliance on renewable energy only focused on the negative, not the positive.

Lincoln elementary student brings loaded handgun to school

According to LPS, a fifth grader flashed a gun inside a backpack and threatened another fifth grader in a Prescott Elementary School hallway Friday.

Religious symbols vandalized during Grand Island church burglary, standoff

Grand Island police said the man they arrested had ... "damaged crosses and drew symbols of hate on the walls."

Grant Seagren wants to bring Nebraska's walk-on program back to Tom Osborne's level

Now, in an era prioritizing scholarships and out-of-state recruiting, Oakland-Craig’s Grant Seagren is walking on at Nebraska and hoping to replicate the success that was integral to Tom Osbourne’s teams.

Native moms who sued school after hair cutting support bill seeking to protect students’ religious, cultural freedom

“Our hair, our regalia, it's who we are. It's who our ancestors were. It's our identity,” one mother told state senators recently.

Sarah Harness pitches no-hitter in Nebraska softball's shutout of New Mexico State

Nebraska pitcher Sarah Harness notched a no-hitter and came within one out of a perfect game in the victory over New Mexico State.

Firth man sentenced for firing shots at Beatrice residence

A Firth man who fired shots at a Beatrice residence last year was ordered to serve a probation term.

Time to move? Position switches part of 'magic' for Nebraska coach Matt Rhule

Rhule has scoured over every in-game and practice tape. He already has one assessment: Some Huskers could benefit from sliding a position. 

GO! DREAM grants help bring downtown Holdrege to life again

The Phelps County Development Corporation has focused on creating vitality in Phelps County downtowns over the past five years with its GO! DREAM grants.

Top 2024 prospect Dylan Raiola visits Nebraska, takes in Husker hoops game

Dylan Raiola, the nation's No. 1 football prospect for 2024, took in the Nebraska basketball game Saturday as he visited his uncle, Donovan.

Norfolk’s buses stopped running after $1 million went missing. The main suspect is still on the run

On Jan. 6, the buses serving Madison County stopped operations. The transit system’s general manager, Jeff Stewart, had allegedly stolen up to $1 million from the transit nonprofit. Stewart is nowhere to be found. 

A bright new Lincoln Airport terminal is emerging with new airline service pending

With an updated, expanded and dramatically brighter airport terminal taking shape, Lincoln is looking ahead toward the potential expansion of air service.

Nebraska baseball rolls South Alabama to win series

No late drama this time. And just like that, Nebraska baseball is on a winning streak. 

Lincoln's Tut Kailech has taken improbable journey from war refugee to community leader

Two decades after his family fled South Sudan as war refugees, Tut Kailech has become a pillar of the Lincoln community.

Nebraska's Darius Luff delivers as Husker men finish runner-up at Big Ten indoor meet

Darius Luff was the favorite last year but false started and was disqualified. Not this time, as the former Lincoln High star earned a gold medal.

Nebraska softball cruises to win over Cal State Bakersfield at Troy Cox Classic

Nebraska scored seven runs in the final two innings to rout CSU Bakersfield on Saturday at the Troy Cox Classic. 

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Feb. 27

Progress in Lincoln moving full speed ahead in 2023; Zoning quirk paved way for proposed downtown skyscraper; How Nebraska's Derrick Walker got 'out of the dark place.' 

Recruiting notes: Lincoln High’s DeFrand eyes Nebraska offer; Huskers set for busy March

Lincoln High cornerback Donald DeFrand Jr.'s sole FBS offer is from Colorado, but a strong track and field season could yield many more.

Lincoln Public Schools names three new principals

Principals at Brownell and Randolph elementary schools will move to new schools, while a special education administrator will go to Yankee Hill Education Center.

Filing deadlines for Lincoln city elections are this week

The primary races include Lincoln Board of Education, mayor, Lincoln City Council and Lincoln Airport Authority.

Woman dies in two-vehicle crash in Hall County

A Saturday two-vehicle crash on U.S. 281 in Hall County left one woman dead.

Doane making big splashes on theater stage

Compared to UNL and Iowa State, Doane University's small population feels like David facing Goliath on the competition stage. But Doane’s theater program is still competitive at the highest level.

Lancaster County GOP condemns vandalism, board comment policies

The Lancaster County GOP condemned a vandalism where Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk spoke Saturday, and what it contends was suppression of free speech by the Lancaster County Board.

Nebraska safety Myles Farmer pleads no contest to DUI charge

Nebraska football player Myles Farmer is set to spend seven days on house arrest next month for a first-offense DUI last November.

Dive team from Oregon join search for missing Aurora couple

A search and recovery dive team has arrived in central Nebraska to look for the Aurora couple who have been missing since Jan. 11.

Nebraska youth rehabilitation center employee dies in utility vehicle crash

A Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services employee died Sunday in a utility vehicle crash at the Youth Rehabilitation and Treatment Center in Hastings.

Ag Career Center being planned for SCC-Beatrice campus

Southeast Community College will be building an Ag Career Center on the Beatrice Campus. In approximately two years, the community will have an indoor arena and an education center.

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Feb. 28

Prescott student won’t face charges; Doane competes with top schools on theater stage; Tominaga to be honored on senior night despite junior status.

Ponca Tribe rolls out mobile clinic, plans for $100 million health center in Ralston

The Ponca Tribe of Nebraska on Monday debuted a new mobile clinic and updated plans for a $100 million tribal administration and health center project in Ralston.

Lincoln Council denies federal accommodation for sober living house

The Lincoln City Council, unconvinced of the therapeutic value of a sober living home at 27th and Washington streets, denied an accommodation exempting it from zoning laws.

LPS to receive $1 million in vaping settlement

It's too early to say how LPS will spend the money, but the intention is to use it for vaping prevention, officials said.

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for March 1

Hilgers confident in arguments made against student loan forgiveness; City closer to inclusive playground reality; Girls state basketball tournament begins today.

Hilgers confident in arguments made against student loan forgiveness program

Nebraska led a lawsuit at the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday seeking to end a student loan forgiveness program launched by the Biden administration last year.

Omaha man sentenced in connection with Bellevue teen's slaying

An 18-year-old Omaha man was sentenced Monday to five to 40 years in prison for use of a firearm in connection with the 2020 shooting death of a Bellevue teen during a robbery. 

City Hall: Grant means a new fully inclusive playground next year in Lincoln

A $400,000 federal grant awarded to the city means it will start construction on an all-inclusive playground in northeast's Mahoney Park next spring.

B girls state hoops: Players and teams to watch, storylines to follow

Britt Prince and Elkhorn North are going for a three in a row, but there are a couple of teams eager to get their crack at the Wolves. Here's …

C-1 girls state hoops: Players and teams to watch, storylines to follow

North Bend Central has won the last three Class C-1 championships. Bridgeport may be the best team to challenge the Tigers over their dominant stretch.

C-2 girls state hoops: Players and teams to watch, and storylines to follow

Perhaps this week's deepest field, Class C-2 has multiple teams that could make a run to Saturday's championship game. 

D-1 girls state hoops: Players and teams to watch, and storylines to follow

There are a lot of years when this would have been a C-1 or C-2 tournament bracket, but shrinking enrollments mean plenty of new faces.

D-2 girls state hoops: Players and teams to watch, and storylines to follow

It's an eclectic mix of new faces and familiar programs, including three teams that appeared in state championship games last season.

Lincoln Southwest's ride to 7th straight state tourney bid filled with surprises, emotion

Lincoln Southwest is playing in its seventh straight state tournament, but this particular ride to PBA has been special, and at times, emotional.

'It was just a battle': Crete gets separation late from Waverly in state-clinching win

The fifth-ranked Cardinals beat unranked Waverly 60-41 on Tuesday, but for 3½ quarters, the game was close and intense.

Boys district hoops glance: Lincoln High's rally falls just short in OT loss to Westside

Check out the highlights from Tuesday's district finals action.

Kearney man dies Tuesday after car hits power pole

The lone occupant and driver of the vehicle, Michael L. Swalley of Kearney, was transported to a local hospital and later died from injuries suffered in the crash.

Former Mrs. Nebraska celebrated birthday and retirement on the same day

The Omaha woman marked the milestone by retiring after 41 years at Scoular, a world-wide, privately-owned agricultural trading company.

Children join Nebraska governor in naming Petunia, his metal pig

Fourth graders joined Gov. Jim Pillen on Wednesday in naming the metal pig in the governor's office.

Educator announces run for southeast Lincoln City Council seat

Bailey Feit, a Democrat and educator, is running for the District 2 City Council  seat in southeast Lincoln now held by Richard Meginnis, who is not running for reelection.

Employee taken to hospital after woman crashes into Lincoln credit union

Authorities were called to LincOne Federal Credit Union, at 4638 W St., shortly before noon Wednesday after the woman drove her car through a large window on the south side of the bank. 

Lincoln school board incumbents Mumgaard, Rauner to face Republican challengers

Alaina Brouillette, who does billing for CHI Health, is challenging Mumgaard, while Richard Aldag, a retired state trooper, will face off against Rauner.

Former police officer running for southeast Lincoln City Council seat

Tom Duden, a former police officer who teaches at Doane University and LPS' Career Academy, is running for the Lincoln City Council District 2 seat in southeast Lincoln.

Fugitive sought in 2017 Omaha rape case taken into custody in Texas

A man who skipped bail after he was charged with rape of a minor in Omaha six years ago was taken into custody last week in Houston, according to jail records. 

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for March 2

Meet Petunia the metal pig; Change to concealed carry bill wins support; Girls state basketball back with more first-round games.

Nebraska schools targeted by fake 'swatting' calls to law enforcement

Schools across Nebraska were the target of fake shooting calls to law enforcement Thursday. There was no credibility to calls that targeted schools in Lincoln, Omaha, Columbus, Gering and elsewhere.

Lincoln announces road repairs for 2022-23 construction season

The $44 million in city road construction projects planned from September 2022-September 2023 includes 21 lane miles of residential streets, 23 lane miles of arterials and 6 miles of sidewalks.

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for March 3

Lincoln announces road repairs for 2022-23; Nebraska schools targeted by fake 'swatting' calls; Husker women fall in second round of Big Ten tourney.

Pillen bans firms using Chinese telecom equipment from receiving state dollars

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen on Thursday banned state broadband grants from going to contractors using equipment and services from Chinese companies on a federal list, citing concerns about security.

AltEn not a candidate for Superfund designation, EPA official tells concerned residents

An EPA attorney told area residents the agency believes the seed companies that sent AltEn their unused products are ultimately responsible for the cleanup, not the government.

Author James Patterson, writer wife to speak at UNO lecture series

Married, bestselling authors James Patterson and Susan Solie Patterson will speak at the University of Nebraska at Omaha in April.

Buses set to restart in Nebraska city after former leader’s alleged $1 million theft

Hours after Flatwater Free Press published a story on the bus system’s woes – a story involving its former director allegedly stealing up to $1M – a donor pledged the amount needed to restart operations.

Nebraska education board takes first step to end skills test requirement for new teachers

The Nebraska State Board of Education repealed the state rule that requires new teachers to pass a basic skills test before they get their certificate.

Three Nebraska law enforcement officials fined for appearing in Herbster ad

Two Nebraska sheriffs and a sheriff's captain have been fined $1,000 each for appearing in uniform in an ad for former gubernatorial candidate Charles Herbster's campaign. 

Some Nebraska school districts didn't receive warning of potential for fake shooting calls

Education officials said the apparent communication slipup did not impede responses to a wave of hoax calls that involved at least 10 schools across the state Thursday.

Sarah Browning: Cacti take right amount of care, neglect

Don't be fooled by fake flowers on a cactus, but you can do your part to bring real blooms.

Bellevue woman searches for 'airport angels' who helped after mom's death

A Bellevue woman posted a video recalling how strangers came to her aid after learning that her mother had died. Now social media users are trying to find her "airport angels."

City election includes three mayoral candidates, 12 vying for Lincoln City Council

In elections to the City Council in which just one incumbent is running for a second term, northwest Lincoln’s District 4 and southeast Lincoln’s District 2 each have four candidates.

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for March 7

City Council holds hearing on Haymarket development; ZooFest to expand; Rhule discusses offseason plan.

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