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Students raise their hands to ask questions while First Lady Suzanne Pillen (right) reads, Right This Very Minute: A Table-to-Farm Book About Food and Farming, during an after school program at Prescott Elementary School, on Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2023, in Lincoln. On September 25, the Governor and First Lady proclaimed it was Agricultural Literacy Week and has been touring Nebraska schools participating in activities. Pillen led students, part of an after school Community Learning Center students, through a Nebraska Agriculture presentation.

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Nebraska assistant coach Jordan Larson (left) talks with head coach John Cook speaks during a team practice on Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2023, at the Devaney Sports Center.

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A farmer harvests a crop of soybeans using a combine just beneath a wind turbine, west of Fairmont on Sept. 26, 2023.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star file photo

Nebraska players watch the video board as fans use their phone light to create a light show at the Devaney Sports Center, on Sunday.

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Nebraska's Ally Batenhorst (first right) celebrates with her teammates after scoring the first set point against Minnesota on Sunday at the Devaney Sports Center.

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The stadium lights at Memorial Stadium are reflected in the eyes of Nebraska's Janiran Bonner as he walks off the field following the game against Louisiana Tech on Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023.

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Louisiana Tech's Smoke Harris is held back by Nebraska's Omar Brown while John Bullock goes flying past after missing a tackle in the fourth quarter at Memorial Stadium, on Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023.

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About 25,000 fans return to watch the fourth quarter action between Louisiana Tech and Nebraska, Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023, at Memorial Stadium.

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Nebraska's Heinrich Haarberg (top) celebrates his touchdown against Louisiana Tech with teammate Henry Lutovsky on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.

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Nebraska's Laney Choboy dives into the crowd to make a save in the second set against Ohio State at the Devaney Sports Center, on Friday, Sept. 22, 2023.

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Wahoo's Sam Edmonds (center) celebrates his touchdown against Columbus Lakeview with teammate Barrett Lavaley during a high school football game on Friday, Sept. 22, 2023, in Wahoo.

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Everett Elementary School fourth graders Jai'lisea Williams (from left), Ariana Neemeyer, Jaqueline Lima Mellado and Matias Mendez Hernandez look from a panel blind, Friday, Sept. 22, 2023, at Spring Creek Prairie Audubon near Denton.

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Lincoln East's Mikhale Ford (first right) celebrates with his team after scoring a 51-yard interception return touchdown during the second quarter at Seacrest Field, on Thursday, Sept. 21, 2023, in Lincoln.

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Kay McGuire (left) holds up a small handmade notebook to show Grace Cooper (right) as they volunteer their time to create breast cancer care packages at Picnic Hill Create, on Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2023, in Lincoln. Volunteers at Picnic Hill Create, a Lincoln craft store, have been meeting three nights this month to prepare care packages for people who were recently diagnosed with breast cancer. Care packages include a handmade journal/notebook, handmade card, and other care items such as mints, lotion and a bookmark.

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Muriel Graham, 94, talks with pilot Scott "Scooter" DeLong as she sits in a World War II-era Boeing Stearman plane at Lincoln Airport on Wednesday as part of Dream Flights, a program that takes veterans and their spouses to tour the sky. Graham's first flight was in 1946 with her cousin, who used to fly with her near Springview where she taught at a one-room schoolhouse. "I've always wanted to be a pilot," Graham said, "Married a sailor and I was left on the ground with three naughty girls and a dog and he was flying," she said. Her husband, Marvin, served in the Navy for 26 years as a Navy aircraft mechanic onboard an aircraft carrier. Wednesday's short flight took her to downtown Lincoln overlooking Memorial Stadium as well as the Capitol.

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Woman of the Year Susanne Blue, recently retired director of Matt Talbot Kitchen & Outreach, speaks during the Inspire ceremony at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Sept. 20, 2023.

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Lincoln Southwest’s Makenna Murphy (6) and Delaney Madson (10) dance before a game against Kearney on Sept. 19, 2023, at Doris Bair Complex.

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Five-year old Jack Kountze of Omaha picks an apple at Kimmel Orchard & Vineyard during the AppleJack Festival on Sunday in Nebraska City. The annual festival is expected to draw nearly 80,000 people to the area by the time it ends Sept. 24.

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Nebraska's Derek Branch (left) and teammate Grant Tagge tackle Northern Illinois' Dane Pardridge in the fourth quarter Saturday at Memorial Stadium.

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Nebraska’s quarterback Heinrich Haarberg (left) celebrates his touchdown with teammate Bryce Benhart during the second half of the match against Northern Illinois on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.

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Northern Illinois' Cade Haberman (left) and George Gumbs forces Nebraska's Heinrich Haarberg to fumble in the first quarter, Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023, at Memorial Stadium.

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Nebraska's Kwinten Ives jumps as he and his teammates run out from the Northeast tunnel before the game on Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023, at Memorial Stadium.

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Nebraska's defense walks out of the new tunnel before the game on Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023, at Memorial Stadium.

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Norris players take the field as the sun sets in the west during the second quarter at Waverly High School, on Friday, Sept. 15, 2023, in Waverly.

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Nebraska's Haley Peterson (left) is defended by Wisconsin's Ashley Martinez in the first half Friday at Hibner Stadium.

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Lincoln East's Mikhale Ford celebrates with Owen Laessig (from left) after Laessig scored a touchdown during the second quarter at Seacrest Field, on Thursday, Sept. 14, 2023.

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Nebraska’s Alina Felix (26) gets under a pop-fly on Thursday, Sept. 14, 2023 during an intrasquad scrimmage at Bowlin Stadium in Lincoln.

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Runners charge forward during the Harold Scott Invitational on Thursday at Pioneers Park.

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Omaha native Adam Murphy takes a stroll hand-in-hand with Kenzie Houser (from Riverton, Kansas) on Thursday at Sunken Gardens in Lincoln. “It’s my first time here,” Murphy said. “It’s gorgeous — just a great place to be.”

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

A bomb squad robot responds to a suspicious package at 200 S 21st, Thursday, Sept. 14, 2023, in Lincoln.

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Tommy Blanton looks out the window while he sits at a booth with a drink during a Nebraskans for Medical Marijuana signature drive kickoff event at Duffy’s Tavern on Wednesday.

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Nebraska softball head coach Rhonda Revelle shouts instructions to her players during practice at Bowlin Stadium, on Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2023.

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Lincoln Northwest High School senior Jack Duval places words of encouragement on a wall to promote Suicide Prevention Month on Wednesday at the school.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Lincoln local Aaron Wilson, 50, rides his skateboard on Monday, Sept. 11, 2023 at the ramps in Lincoln’s Peter Pan Park. Wilson has been skating 37 years, but is a long-time user of this particular skatepark as well. “I’ve spent at least ten years right here in this exact spot,” he says. Wilson says he considers skating his “fountain of youth.” Doesn’t matter what I did the night before—I can come here, sweat it out, and all is forgiven,” he says.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

An American flag is raised in front of the Nebraska Capitol during the Patriot Day ceremony on Monday, Sept. 11, 2023. 

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Nebraska’s Laney Choboy (6) celebrates a point during the match against Long Beach State on Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023 at Bob Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln. Nebraska was up 2-0 going into the third period.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE Journal Star

Colorado head football coach Deion Sanders leads his team on to the field before the game against Nebraska on Sept. 9, 2023, at Folsom Field in Boulder, Colo.

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Lincoln-local Philip Lass, 12, looks at a set of homemade LED-illuminated polyhedra during Make Lincoln at Turbine Flats on Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023. The free, annual all-ages event features hands-on workshops, vendor booths and demonstrations from local creators in robotics, electronics, woodworking, textiles, painting, 3D printing, and more.

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Nebraska quarterback Jeff Sims (7) scrambles out of the pocket as he is pursued by Colorado's Shane Cokes (99) in the second quarter on Saturday at Folsom Field in Boulder, Colo.

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Colorado's Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig celebrates after Nebraska misses a field goal on Saturday at Folsom Field in Boulder, Colo.

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Lincoln High's Remy Chapman (11) attempts a pass on the run under defense by Omaha Central's Ke'Von Newsome (20) at Beechner Athletic Complex in Lincoln. Omaha Central was up 35-0 going into halftime.

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Long-time Lincoln local Ted Hollinger, 91, sits on a bench at Holmes Lake Park on Friday, Sept. 8, 2023, and looks out over the water. “The last few years since I’ve retired, I probably come out here every day,” he says. “I hate to see summer coming to an end.”

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Vehicles cross over the mostly dry Platte River on U.S. 34 near Grand Island on Friday.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Lincoln East freshman Lucy Barrett (left) and senior Lucy Barrett (right) pose for a portrait Thursday at Doris Bair Softball Complex in Lincoln. Though they are not relatives, they share identical first and last names, and are close friends.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule speaks during a news conference on Thursday, Sept. 7, 2023, at Memorial Stadium.

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Nebraska's Merritt Beason (top) spikes the ball past Creighton's Destiny Ndam-Simpson and Ann Marie Remmes during the fourth set at the Devaney Sports Center, on Wednesday in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA Journal Star

Lincoln East's Kennedy Johnson (11) sets the ball against Lincoln North Star on Tuesday at Lincoln East. The Spartans won the match 3-0.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Katie Kelly sits in her late mother's 1960 Lotus 7 sportscar as her husband Craig Sarachene fixes a sticker at the Tire Rack Sports Car Club of America Solo National Championships at the Lincoln Airpark, Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2023.

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Kayson Hanika, 6, and Emerie Wayne, 4, lie together on the sand on Saturday, Sept. 2, 2023 at Branched Oak Lake in Lancaster County on Labor Day weekend.

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Lincoln Southeast's Dallas Washington celebrates a touchdown after out running Lincoln East's Presley Hall in the third quarter at Seacrest Field, on Friday, Sept. 1, 2023, in Lincoln.

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Lincoln Southwest running back Ashton Traudt (2) runs the ball under defense by Columbus defensive end Caden Kapels (81) during the Silver Hawks' game against Columbus on Friday at UBT Stadium at Lincoln Northwest. Southwest was leading 14-6 at halftime.

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Seward local Garin Metzger (left) drives his pontoon boat on Friday, Sept. 1, 2023 at Branched Oak Lake in Lancaster County during the start of Labor Day weekend. Pictured with him is his wife Linda Metzger (center-right), and their friends Shanda Laflin (center-left) and Pam Spicher (right).

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Volleyball fans do the wave during a break in the action during the match between Omaha and Nebraska on Wednesday at Memorial Stadium.

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The SCC Board of Governors said lawmakers indicated they would introduce bills to reverse any gains from a proposed property tax increase.

Plattsmouth issues mandatory water restrictions during treatment plant repairs

Plattsmouth officials issued mandatory water restrictions last week while repairs are being made to the city's water treatment plant. 

Beatrice native finds his calling in refurbishing pianos

Great Plains Piano Co., opened right before the pandemic, making owner Morgan Cowell wonder if he made the right decision. It appears he did, as business is booming.

Lincoln man honored with Carnegie Medal after rescuing driver from pond

Lincoln resident Jordan Kurtzer was awarded the Carnegie Medal for his heroism last September helping rescue a driver from a pond in Southeast Lincoln. 

DNA testing confirms discovered arm bone that of missing Scottsbluff man

DNA recovered from an arm bone in 2021 near the North Platte River has been matched, resulting in solving the case of a 72-year-old man missing since 2016.

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Sept. 26

Lincoln piano store thriving; Lincoln company gets $2.5M investment; Nebraska QB status still up in the air.

Nebraska lawmakers hear about affordable housing needs ahead of next year's session

State lawmakers heard from developers, advocates and community members in Omaha on Monday on how the Legislature can help improve the state's affordable housing crisis. 

Lincoln City Council must decide whether to approve labor contract rejected by union

The City Council must decide whether to approve a labor contract for nearly 500 street maintenance, technical and clerical employees — something the city wants but the union does not.

Air Park Rec Center employee cited for allegedly punching 2 teen girls, Lincoln police say

An employee at Air Park Community Center was cited on suspicion of two counts of misdemeanor assault Sunday afternoon following an altercation with two teenage girls, police said.

Norris continues investigations into Lillie Bowman arrest with temporary committee

The Norris Board of Education created a temporary committee in response to the arrest of Lillie Bowman who had an alleged inappropriate relationship with a student in May.

Now competent to stand trial, Lincoln woman's double-murder case heads to district court

The Lincoln woman accused of purposely running over and killing two men in March at an apartment complex is now competent to stand trial, a judge ruled Tuesday.

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

Lincoln man honored with Carnegie Medal; approval of labor contract up to City Council; Nebraska volleyball newcomers contributing in big way.

Prep glance: Lincoln Southeast wins Pius X duals meet

The highlights from Tuesday's high school sports action.

75-year-old man dies in west Omaha crash

The crash occurred along Omaha's L Street near 126th Street shortly after 9 p.m. Tuesday. Police said the 75-year-old man died.

Standoff in western Nebraska continues; school closed in Gering

A standoff in Gering that began Tuesday afternoon was still continuing Wednesday afternoon, entering its 22nd hour.

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

SCC keeps tax levy flat; Lincoln native releases seventh single; Allison Weidner back in action after injury.

NU Athletics Director Trev Alberts on Memorial Stadium remake plans

Watch Trev Alberts full press conference about the proposed $450 million Memorial Stadium renovation. 

Nebraska keeping close eye on Allison Weidner's comeback from knee injury

Last season's "what-if" for the Nebraska women’s basketball team was Allison Weidner. After suffering a season-ending injury, she's a full participant in practice.

Judge dismisses Sen. Megan Hunt's defamation lawsuit against Nebraska Freedom Coalition

A judge has dismissed a defamation lawsuit that State Sen. Megan Hunt filed against a political action committee that made social media posts claiming she was grooming her transgender child.

Man charged with being accessory to murder in Sarpy County Jail inmate's killing appears in court

Prosecutors on Monday revealed new details about the killing of a Sarpy County Jail inmate allegedly perpetrated and covered up by other inmates at the jail.

Lincoln Airport Authority back at full strength with the appointment of Vanessa Emlich

Vanessa Emlich's first meeting with the Airport Authority featured a jam-packed agenda — 12 items and a handful of department reports — as well as an executive session.

Mountain lion euthanized two days after sighting at golf tournament in Valentine

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission confirmed that a mountain lion was killed by law enforcement after entering the city limits of Valentine.

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Sept. 29

Memorial Stadium slated for $450M remake; Lincoln fire to add 18 first responders; Nebraska football's Rhule updates QB situation.

Nebraska soccer can't break through in second half, earn 2-2 draw against Rutgers

First-half fireworks gave way to a scoreless second half as Nebraska and Rutgers played to a 2-2 draw at Hibner Stadium.

LPS to provide chance for community to speak on strategic plan for 2024-29

As part of its strategic plan process, Lincoln Public Schools is hosting three nights of community meetings in October. The first ones will take place at 7 p.m. on Monday. 

Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman to give mental health talk in Lincoln on Thursday

Aly Raisman will share her experience with mental health and touch on the pressures of being a world-renowned gymnast during the presentation at St. Mark’s United Methodist Church.

Lincoln Electric System board chooses new CEO

The Lincoln Electric System Administrative Board on Friday voted to hire Emeka Anyanwu to be its new CEO. He will be the first person of color to lead LES.

Lincoln's Cooper Foundation gives nearly $180,000 in grants

The top award, $22,000, went to the United Way of Lincoln/Lancaster County's 2023 annual campaign.

Archery, hunter programs in Nebraska schools to stay following congressional action

President Joe Biden is expected to sign a bill that ensures schools in Nebraska and elsewhere can offer archery or hunting education programs without risking federal funding.

Union College to consider changing name to Union Adventist University

The proposed change would reflect Union College's undergraduate and graduate program offerings and help it stand out among three other similarly named colleges, President Vinita Sauder said.

35 take oath to become American citizens at ceremony in Papillion

Thirty-five people gathered in Papillion to make their dream of becoming a U.S. citizen a reality.

Lincoln East first in district to implement new vaping detection devices

Lincoln East is the first of Lincoln Public Schools to use vaping sensors in student bathrooms in an effort to crack down on vaping.

State college football glance: Highlights from Saturday's games

The highlights from Saturday's state college football games.

Omaha woman taken to hospital after being shot in torso

A 55-year-old woman was shot early Saturday morning in North Omaha. 

SEC sues California man for alleged Ponzi scheme centered on Aksarben Village real estate

A California man allegedly defrauded dozens of investors in a multi-million dollar real estate Ponzi scheme based in Nebraska, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit. 

Davey residents breathe new life into local park

Residents of the Lancaster County village raised more than $40,000 to refurbish its only park with a new playset and other improvements.

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Oct. 2

WarHorse Lincoln hits one year anniversary; Olympic gold medalist to give talk in Lincoln; Husker family, Michigan grad forever linked. 

Following God's call: Lincoln teacher shares story of becoming a nun

Sister Guadalupe DeWispelare, formerly of David City, recalls the journey of faith that's brought her to the Marian Sisters community of the Diocese of Lincoln.

Texas man accidentally shot grandson at Lancaster County wedding, deputy says

A Texas man is in jail in Lincoln after he accidentally shot his 12-year-old grandson Saturday at a wedding in Lancaster County, deputies alleged. The boy's injuries aren't life-threatening.

3,300 head of animals, 40,003 head of people at Aksarben show

The Aksarben Stock Show set a Grand Island attendance record.

Bureaucracy cited in cancellation of Hall County Jail's ICE contract

As of Dec. 30, the Hall County Department of Corrections will no longer house detainees from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Nebraska man dies after being struck by dump truck in Otoe County

A Springfield man died Friday after being hit by a dump truck just west of Palmyra in Otoe County. 

Boys & Girls Club of Lincoln hires former coach, teacher as new CEO

Dominique Kelley has been named the new CEO of the nonprofit dedicated to empowering youth. She begins this month.

More than $3 million raised in dueling campaigns about repealing new Nebraska tax credits

In the three months petitioners have looked for support for an effort to repeal a Nebraska tax credit law, campaigns both for and against the initiative have raised more than $3 million between them.

Security screenings and new visiting hours now in place at Bryan Medical Center

Bryan Health System rolled out a series of new safety measures on Monday that includes weapons screenings and updated visiting hours.

Lancaster County GOP chair accused of stalking, abuse in civil court filing

A week after Matthew Innis was elected Lancaster County GOP chair in September, a judge signed an emergency protection order barring him from contacting his wife or possessing a gun.

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Oct. 3

Bryan Health rolls out new safety measures; Lincoln East testing vape detectors; Nebraska football without two of its defensive starters.

Divided Lincoln City Council approves contract for nearly 500 workers over union objections

The City Council voted 4-3 to approve a one-year contract for nearly 500 street, maintenance, technical and clerical employees despite union objections.

Lincoln City Council approves tax rate in a year of historic property valuation increases

The City Council on Monday approved a tax rate that will add $8 million to the second year of its biennial budget.

Union College to become Union Adventist University next year

Union's Board of Trustees approved the name change on Monday to better reflect the Seventh-day Adventist school's offerings and to stand out from other Union Colleges across the U.S.

'Army' of volunteers cares for confiscated horses after head of Nebraska rescue is injured

Volunteers are caring for confiscated horses after the head of the Nebraska Epona Horse Rescue in Crete was injured recently.

'Toxic algae' fouling Nebraska lakes, raising water quality concerns

Toxic cyanobacteria is a growing concern in water bodies worldwide, including Nebraska. The "green algae" can make people sick and be fatal to animals.

Two Nebraska men die when garbage truck crashes near Tilden

Two men died when their garbage truck went into a ditch and rolled over just south of Tilden in northeast Nebraska.

Emergency test alert to hit devices Wednesday. Here's what to expect in Nebraska.

Be prepared to hear a screeching alert on your cellphone — and everyone else’s cellphone — at 1:20 p.m. Wednesday.

Nickelback throws end-of-tour party at Pinnacle Bank Arena

Tuesday's concert kicked off with a literal pyro bang, a 16-song set that showcased Nickelback’s versatility, mixing heavy rockers like “Animals” with ballads, like “Far Away”, melodic numbers like “Worthy To Say” with the swinging bounce of “This Afternoon.”

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Oct. 4

Nebraska Public Service Commission censures 2; Divided council OKs labor contract; Nebraska volleyball's Merritt Beason standing out.

Wilber man sentenced for taking sexually explicit videos of girls in his bathroom

65-year-old Kenneth Brinton has been sentenced to 13 years in federal prison for possessing dozens of sexually explicit videos and images of children.

Superb 'Disney's Aladdin' captivatingly entertaining for all

“Disney’s Aladdin” is superbly done and captivatingly entertaining for all, and one of the better musicals that has moved from the movie screen to the stage.

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Oct. 5

Lincoln Bold skyscraper project on hold for now; Lincoln-Lancaster County COVID-19 vaccine policy changing; Husker basketball stars named Preseason All-Big Ten.

Daily Minute | The latest Lincoln-area news for Oct. 6

Regents OK remake of Memorial Stadium; issues with water arise again at prison; what Matt Rhule wants to see vs. Illinois.

State college football glance: Highlights from Saturday's games

The highlights from Saturday's state college football games.

New Diamond League baseball team coming to Nebraska for 2026 summer season

“Ryder Park is a great baseball stadium that is really set up for competitive baseball. And it’s a great location. It makes it a good fit," parks and rec director said.

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