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Check out the images and videos from Lincoln Journal Star staff photographers.

Monarch butterflies stop to feed on pollen and nectar from bushes of flowers along the Billy Wolff Trail on Monday, Sept. 22, 2025, in Lincoln. At the end of the summer months, a super generation of monarchs that has an extended life span emerge and prepare for their annual migration. Typically, as the weather begins to cool, the butterflies will begin their migration south. Those east of the Rocky Mountains migrate south to overwinter in the forests of central Mexico, while those from west of the Rockies fly to coastal California.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola (15) walks off the field after the Huskers loss to Michigan on Saturday.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Charlie DeMoss touches up a painting during the Art in the Garden event at the Sunken Gardens on Saturday.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Runners, led by Pius X's Joe Majerus (552) and David Krier (549) take off from the starting line in the boy's varsity 5,000 meter race during Harold Scott Invitational at Pioneers Park on Thursday, Sept. 18, 2025, in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule reacts after a Michigan touchdown on Saturday. The Huskers fell to 3-1 this season with the 30-27 loss.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

A cyclist rides across a bridge on the Helen Boosalis Trail over Nebraska Parkway near the intersection with South 27th Street on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025 in Lincoln.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Nebraska's Dasan McCullough (15) celebrates with his teammates after sacking Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood, not pictured, during the first half on Saturday, Sept. 20, 2024, at Memorial Stadium.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

The Lincoln East Spartans student fan section roars on Sept. 19, 2025, at Seacrest Field.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star file photo

Former Nebraska volleyball coach John Cook reacts as he sees a statue of himself for the first time during a statue dedication ceremony at the Devaney Sports Center on Thursday, Sept. 18, 2025, in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

6-year-old Gracie Wolfe plays on the trampoline with her seizure dog, Addie —a 3-year-old golden retriever — on Thursday at her family's home in Valparaiso. Gracie has Dravet syndrome, a rare and severe form of epilepsy, and routinely experiences seizures.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Nebraska’s Bergen Reilly (2) and Rebekah Allick (5) go for a block against Michigan’s Jenna Hanes (12) as Nebraska hosts Michigan on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025 at the Bob Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Nebraska's Williams Nwaneri (96) Vincent Shavers (9, behind, not visible) and DeShon Singleton (8) tackle Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood (19) on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

University of Nebraska-Lincoln sophomores Bethany Fox, second from left, and Brayden Ebbers, third from left, attend a vigil for Charlie Kirk on Wednesday outside the Nebraska Union. “Charlie was such a light in this world,” Fox said. “He was such a phenomenal role model, and I hope that everybody can remember him for his courage.”

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Crete Fire and Rescue firefighter and UNL senior Landon Chao kneels on the ground to rest after climbing the steps of the west stadium for over an hour during the annual 9/11 memorial stair climb at Memorial Stadium on Thursday, Sept. 11, 2025, in Lincoln. "Every time I stop to kneel, I think of the men and woman who lost their life that day," Chao said.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Nebraska’s Andi Jackson (15) hits against Creighton’s Eloise Brandewie (10) and Creighton’s Jaya Johnson (6) on Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2025, as Creighton hosts Nebraska at CHI Health Center in Omaha.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola (15) leads the Husker players out of the tunnel before tking on Houston Christian on Saturday, Sep. 13, 2024, at Memorial Stadium.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Chicago-based artist Matthew Mederer negotiates his scaffolding as he paints a mural featuring Lincoln-area buildings Wednesday at The Flats at Leighton District apartment complex. Mederer was one of three artists set to work on murals in the University Place neighborhood this week ahead of the Emerge LNK mural and street art festival, which is Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. outside the LUX Center for the Arts, 2601 N. 48th St. The festival, started in 2021 in an effort to revive University Place, will feature live music, food trucks, a makers market, art activities and more.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

10-year-old Zayne Johnson of Lincoln uses an elliptical Thursday at the Fitblock outdoor gym at Tierra Park. The new gym features a system of exercise stations designed for people of all levels of experience and is wheelchair accessible.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Jim Spence and his grandson Cam, 3, practice putting on the practice green at Jim Ager Golf Course on Monday. Lincoln got into the high 80s on Monday and could touch 90 on Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service. There is a chance for thunderstorms Tuesday night with rain chances continuing the rest of the week. The weather service is calling for a high of 80 on Wednesday and 74 on Thursday.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Maintainence technician Harold Lyon, right, chisels open a time capsule at the William Jennings Bryan house at Bryan East Campus with help from fellow technician Ced Schweitzer, left, on Tuesday. The capsule was placed in a wall at the hospital in June 1987 to celebrate the hospital's 60 years of service. Lyon was part of the team that placed the capsule nearly four decades ago.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

A red steel beam in the upper arena reflects the players on the court on Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025, as Nebraska hosts Grand Canyon University at Bob Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln. Nebraska swept Grand Canyon 3-0.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

The Creighton Prep Junior Jays are reflected in a drum in the marching band section during warmups as the Creighton Prep Junior Jays face off against the Lincoln Southeast Knights on Friday, Sept. 12, 2025, at Seacrest Field in Lincoln. Creighton Prep was up 17-10 going into the half.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Stones stand in the ground on Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2025, at the Standing Stone Circle on the Prarie, which Renae Koehler constructed on her farm in Firth. Koehler, a minister for over 35 years, found inspiration in her study of various world religions, and in visiting other stone circle sanctuaries—such as Stonehenge—while traveling across Europe. “It’s an energy spot, and those big stones are the doorways to the Four Directions,” she said. “So we made sure we lined it up to the North, South, East and West.” Koehler says she’s hosted various rituals in the circle, and that guests will whisper to, listen for and even kiss the massive stones. Most of those standing upright were embedded more than 5 feet deep, so she estimates they’ll be standing at least a few millennia. When she interacts with the stones, she says she finds them “mystical, alive and healing.”

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Standing Bear’s Maddie Kulhanek (17) pitches on Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2025, as the Standing Bear Grizzlies take on the Waverly Vikings at Waverly High School in Waverly. Waverly took down Standing Bear 10-7.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Kimberly Donis, a Park Middle School eight grader and member of the school's Hope Squad, adds a butterfly to a tree display Wednesday as part of an activity to raise awareness on World Suicide Prevention Day. Hope Squads are peer-led suicide prevention groups that are in more than 1,600 schools nationwide, including all Lincoln Public Schools middle and high schools.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Noah Lewis, bottom first left, and Jessica Ramos, bottom left, cheer on the Huskers after a touchdown in the second quarter on Saturday, Sep. 13, 2024, at Memorial Stadium.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Nebraska's Luke Lindenmeyer (44) proposes to his girlfriend, Scarlets dance team member Kailyn Storovich, after the game on Saturday, Sep. 5, 2025, at Memorial Stadium. “I’m so shocked but so excited,” Storovich said. “I love him so much.” Nebraska shut out Akron 68-0.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Board members stand and applaud John Skretta, first right, as he is named the official superintendent of the Lincoln Public School district on Tuesday.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Nebraska's Nyziah Hunter (13) and Emmett Johnson (21) dance in celebration of Johnson's touchdown in the first quarter against Akron on Saturday.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

A Lightshow with drones takes place between the third and fourth quarter during the game between Nebraska and Akron on Saturday, Sep. 6, 2025, at Memorial Stadium.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Courtney Brummel, coordinator of the Great Plains Master Beekeeping program, blows onto a honey frame to move honeybees out of the way as she demonstrates how to perform health inspections and other checks during an apiary class at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's East Campus on Aug. 14. Many Nebraskans are turning to beekeeping through programs like the one Brummel leads.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Wright State’s Reilly Zegunis (2) and Elena Dubuc (4) defend a hit by Nebraska’s Skyler Pierce (21) in the second set at the Bob Devaney Sports Center on Friday, Sept. 5, 2025, in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Kearney's Willa Lewandowski (28) and Sophie Glandt (8) try to block a kill from Lincoln Southwest's Emma Rink (22) in the first set at Lincoln Southwest High School on Thursday, Sept. 4, 2025, in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Nebraska offensive line coach Donovan Raiola leads his players back to the locker room as eager fans lean over the banisters to catch high-fives before the game against Cincinnati on Thursday, Aug. 28, 2025, at Arrowhead Stadium.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Nebraska's Malcolm Hartzog (7) reacts after his interception with his teammates Ceyair Wright (1), Marques Buford (3), and DeShon Singleton (8) in the fourth quarter against Cincinnati on Thursday at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Nebraska's Malcolm Hartzog (7) intercepts a pass intended for Cincinnati's Caleb Goodie (10) late in the fourth quarter Thursday at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule reacts as he calls a timeout in the fourth quarter on Thursday, Aug. 28, 2025, at Arrowhead Stadium.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Levai Alles, from Lincoln, holds a sign during a protest against the planned ICE detention facility in McCook on Friday, Aug. 29, 2025, at Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln. “Camps in America are the least American thing that we could be doing as a country—let alone in Nebraska,” Alles said.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

2-year-old Aleigha Dove catches bubbles on Friday, Aug. 29, 2025, at the Highlands Academy childcare center in Lincoln. The academy, situated at 5901 Northwest 1st Street, offers curriculum based childcare for children age 6 weeks through 12 years.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Bennington's Jake Russell (8) celebrates his touchdown catch with his teammates, Brett Langan (51) and Charlie Swoboda (54) during the second quarter at Waverly High School on Friday, Aug. 29, 2025, in Waverly.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Waverly's Nathan Axmann (27) hurdles over Bennington players as he runs the ball in the first quarter at Waverly High School on Friday, Aug. 29, 2025, in Waverly.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Bennington players locking arms wait to enter onto the field before the game at Waverly High School on Friday, Aug. 29, 2025, in Waverly.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Lincoln Paddle Company owner Kyle Winchell poses for a portrait at Holmes Lake boat ramp on Saturday, Aug. 30, 2025, in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Cincinnati's Christian Harrison (5) and Xavier Williams (36) tackle Nebraska's Janiran Bonner (4), causing him to lose his grip on the ball in the fourth quarter on Thursday, Aug. 28, 2025, at Arrowhead Stadium.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Lincoln Southeast’s Trey O'Hara (33) celebrates a fumble recovery on Thursday against Grand Island at Seacrest Field. 

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Two Nebraska farm and ranch stores will close, citing logistics

"Our home is down in Perryville, Missouri, and just the cost of getting freight up here and staying competitive in price wasn't worth it for them," the Beatrice store's interim manager said. 

Nebraska Supreme Court rejects double jeopardy defense in Omaha DUI, vehicle homicide case

The Nebraska Supreme Court on Friday upheld a motor vehicle homicide conviction of an Omaha woman who argued she was unconstitutionally punished twice for the same drunk driving incident.

‘Sanctuary’ cities, states come under fire over immigration policies

Despite the potential backlash, some U.S. towns are shifting resources toward their growing immigrant communities. Read about how one Nebraska town has established itself as “welcoming.”

Lancaster County jury finds man accused of yearslong sexual abuse guilty

Jesse Widick, who was free on bond, was taken into custody and lodged at Lancaster County jail Thursday.

Nebraska’s theater scene generates support for up-and-coming Black actors

Nebraska’s theater scene has something that isn’t typically associated with the state: Diversity. In the current climate, though, some artists say they’re feeling added pressure.

Flatwater Explains: Why is Lincoln Nebraska’s capital?

Lincoln wasn’t always Nebraska’s capital. First there were fistfights, death threats and political maneuvering.

Nebraska Opportunity Exchange launches $500,000 microloan initiative to empower small businesses

Leaders say the Nebraska Opportunity Exchange’s new microloan fund is about more than money. It’s part of a long-term effort to close the racial wealth gap and give entrepreneurs opportunity.

How university venture capital programs are training the next generation of funders and founders in Nebraska

Two years ago, as a University of Nebraska-Lincoln freshman, Sam Lockhart knew nothing about venture capital — let alone things like due dilig…

Court allows Trump to block Medicaid funds to Planned Parenthood, including in Nebraska

Planned Parenthood says Thursday's ruling means that more than 1.1 million patients can't use their Medicaid insurance at its health centers, including the two clinics in Nebraska.

2 arrested after body found in Nebraska Panhandle amid missing person investigation

The State Patrol arrested an Alliance woman on suspicion of first-degree murder after investigators found human remains in rural Box Butte County.

Lincoln teen pleads in fatal Christmas Eve shooting of brother. Here's how long he could serve.

Police believe Kentrail McDaniel shot his brother several times with an assault rifle McDaniel had because he recently had been assaulted.

Grab a stein: Oktoberfest returning to Lincoln's Haymarket

Oktoberfest returns to Bierhaus Maisschaler in downtown Lincoln beginning at 11 a.m. Saturday until 8 p.m., with an afterparty to follow inside the bar.

KPD officer escapes serious harm in crash

A KPD patrol vehicle was involved in an accident with a Buffalo County Sheriff’s Office parked patrol vehicle.

Charlie Kirk, 9/11 stories made us angry, made us cry. Here's the best of last week.

In case you missed it, here’s a list of stories that made readers smile, cry and utterly frustrated.

Planning to attend the Saturday's football game? Pack your sunscreen

The home game for the Huskers on Saturday will be hot and sunny. Saturday's forecasted high is 93 degrees, with little to no cloud cover.

How to pick the perfect pumpkin and make it last for Halloween

There’s no such thing as a one-pumpkin-fits-all. Often, pumpkin patches of all shapes and sizes carry several varieties. 

Nebraska sheriff gets death threats. He's not accused Charlie Kirk killer's dad.

The Washington County Sheriff in Nebraska is receiving death threats after social media posts misidentified him as the father of Charlie Kirk's suspected killer. 

Omaha's Donut Stop bride can now complete the picture with her new fiance

As a joke, Lynnea Malley once took some wedding photos at her favorite Donut Stop before it closed. Year later, her now-fiance proposed to her at the former bakery.

Cody Johnson and arena crowd sing 'for unity' at Friday show in Lincoln

Texas country star Cody Johnson led 10,000 people at Pinnacle Bank Arena Friday through "God Bless America," singing, as he said, for unity.

Caffeine and cats: Rescue inspires Lincoln’s first feline café

After realizing their love for cats, a couple is set on opening Lincoln's first cat cafe next year. 

UNL police investigating sexual assault at East Campus

The assault reportedly occurred earlier this month at the Massengale residence hall.

Enjoy the warm weather this week but bring an umbrella

The weather will stay warm this week, with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s.

Lincoln police arrest man accused of pointing gun at teens

Lincoln police said Kaleb Burgess-Kelley pulled out a handgun, racked the slide and pointed it at two teens during an argument.

47-year-old Lincoln inmate serving time for DUI dies at hospital

Choneska started serving a zero to one years sentence in May after being convicted of third offense aggravated DUI in Douglas County.

Western Nebraska teacher honored as 2026 State Teacher of the Year

A high school science teacher at Mullen Public Schools was named the 2026 Nebraska Teacher of the Year, an honor that recognizes the exceptional contributions of classroom teachers.

Scammer allegedly threatened to kill Roca woman's father: 'The low of the low'

The 31-year-old Roca area woman received the scam call, which came from her father's phone number, Friday afternoon, authorities said.

You can buy a pink Lincoln Police Department patch now, while supplies last

The patches will be for sale at the Hall of Justice and at all three police team substations through the end of October.

Lincoln police looking for woman who helped girl during alleged assault

A police spokesperson said Monday officers still have not been able to identify the woman, whom police really want to interview to learn more about the case.

Nebraska has had 8 deaths this year at railroad crossings; program aims to improve safety

Nebraska has recorded eight deaths so far this year along its thousands of miles of railroad track, but Operation Lifesaver is aiming to reduce fatalities in the future through a week's worth of safety programs. 

Woman, 52, dies in Butler County crash involving semi

Cheri Person, 52, was driving an SUV that collided with a semitrailer truck near Nebraska 15 and P Road about 8:45 a.m. Sept. 8, said Butler County Sheriff Tom Dion.

Conrad will seek another term in Nebraska Legislature representing north Lincoln

Lincoln Sen. Danielle Conrad will run for reelection to District 46 in the Nebraska Legislature. A registered Democrat, Conrad previously served from 2007-2015 before being term limited.

What do Nebraska and Hawaii have in common? You'll be happy with the answer.

From long-lasting marriages to high volunteering, Nebraska is one of the happiest states in the country, according to a new study.

Near South sober living home can have 10 residents, Lincoln City Council says

A sober living home in Lincoln's Near South neighborhood won approval Monday from the City Council to house more people than a new ordinance allows for.

Purchase art at Lincoln's Sunken Gardens this Saturday

The 13th annual "Art in the Garden" event will feature artists, musicians, food vendors and dance groups. Entry is free, and art will be for sale. 

$16M youth volleyball complex's fate could be decided by voters

Lincoln voters could eventually decide the fate of a $16 million youth volleyball complex under a plan the City Council sent to Gov. Jim Pillen's desk Monday.

Police: 8 kids lived in house without water, power. Mom lived in RV. She was arrested.

The children were placed with the state Department of Health and Human Services.

Kearney man, 69, dies in house fire

Two residents of the home escaped; the fire is being investigated.

32-year-old man dies after being struck by train in South Omaha

A 32-year-old man died Monday night after being hit by a train in South Omaha, bringing the number of fatalities on Nebraska railroad tracks to nine in 2025.  

Remains found in Nebraska Panhandle ID'd as possible homicide victim

The Nebraska State Patrol believes Ebram Sifuentes, who was found in Box Butte County, was the victim of a homicide.

Comfort is the key at Grand Island's Copper Leaf Cigar Lounge

Owner John Gannon wants people to feel so comfortable they don't want to leave. The place is "built to keep you in your seat for two or three hours."

Mom threatens to call ICE on family of teen accusing her son of assault: LSO

The father of the teen girl, 16, told a sheriff's deputy he received a threatening email about the assault allegations that had a photo of the ICE tip form.

2 children killed in Adams County truck crash

An eastbound pickup driven by a Hastings man collided with a northbound farm silage truck driven by a Harvard man. 

Nebraska state auditor accuses Mitchell's mayor of misuse of city resources

Nebraska State Auditor Mike Foley has referred allegations of misuse of city property against Mitchell Mayor Paul Murrell to the Scotts Bluff County Attorney's Office. 

Drive-thru waste collection events set for Lincoln, Bennet

Lincoln and Lancaster County residents can drop off waste at two drive-thru collection events later this month.

Nebraska Gov. Pillen directs another $20M to tax relief in move critics call unconstitutional

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen ordered the state to send $20 million more than lawmakers earmarked for property tax relief back to local subdivisions in a move critics called "blatantly unconstitutional."

Grenade found in back of garbage truck was replica, not real

The Sheriff's Office advised people to not get rid of grenades — real or fake — by throwing them into the trash.

Central Nebraska dairy cattle herd fights bird flu with IV hydration, extra care

Pasteurization kills the virus, so as long as consumers steer clear of non-pasteurized raw milk, they’ll be safe.

Fourth teen takes plea deal in spree that left Uber driver dead

Four Omaha teens involved in a crime spree last year that took the life of a 64-year-old Uber driver will not face murder charges after taking plea deals. 

Milford man arrested after north Lincoln fashion business plundered

Police said they found two bags in Joshua Brown's vicinity, one with cash and one with equipment, including modems, wires and remotes.

False threat of hostage situation prompts police response at Lincoln Northeast

The front office at Lincoln Northeast received a call Wednesday morning from an unknown caller who said there was a weapon and hostage situation ongoing in a classroom.

Waverly woman found dead in driveway by Uber driver

Helen Page was found dead in the 14500 block of Jamestown Street by a driver who had arrived to take her husband of 57 years to a doctor's appointment.

Omaha man busted on I-80 west of Lincoln with 17 pounds of meth

Roy Kleckner was charged with possession of meth with intent to deliver, a felony that carries a penalty of 20 years to life in prison.

Larry the Cable Guy coming to Lincoln's Pinewood Bowl on Friday

Larry the Cable Guy will wrap up his “Nebraska Road Trip” at Pinewood Bowl Friday, months after a March show in Chadron.

They Might Be Giants opening 'The Big Tour' at Bourbon Tuesday

“The Big Tour” 2025 version will begin when They Might Be Giants hit the stage at a sold-out Bourbon Theater Tuesday.

Review: Inventively funny and absurd 'Hundreds of Beavers' at Ross this weekend only

Part “Looney Tunes,” part silent-movie slapstick with shades of Benny Hill and Sherlock Holmes, filled with theme-park-style rabbits and wolves, “Hundreds of Beavers” is an irresistibly absurd comedy.

Lincoln woman's bid to join police academy OK'd after Adderall mistake

"No one enters this field perfect, but it's how we learn, adapt and contribute that defines us," Lincoln Officer Fatima Ayal wrote in a letter of support.

Developer wants to build 128 homes on northwest edge of Lincoln

A Lincoln developer won initial support Wednesday for its plan to build 128 homes on 37 acres of land just west of city limits.

Recycling truck catches fire in west Lincoln

The fire occurred about 1:30 p.m. on the property of a business near North First and Q streets, according to Lincoln Fire and Rescue.

On The Beat: Thought-provoking conceptual art exhibition, 'Morphologies' examines changing libraries

Mickey Smith has spent decades engaged with libraries, exploring stacks, following books and bound volumes from the shelves through their deac…

McCook gets 'baseball-sized hail' and relentless rain for three hours

A thunderstorm that parked over McCook, Nebraska, on Tuesday dumped hail for almost three hours, some the size of baseballs.

Beatrice man sentenced in baby's death, sex assault cases

Austin Meyn was sentenced to more than 70 years in prison for the 2024 death of an infant and a sexual assault, plus other charges, on Wednesday in Gage County District Court. 

Dawson County crash leaves 1 dead, 2 injured

A 39-year-old man died after a two-vehicle crash west of Lexington, according to the Dawson County Sheriff’s Office.

Planners give initial OK to 72 new apartments near Lincoln's Highlands Golf Course

A city-county commission recommended Wednesday that Lincoln's City Council approve a developer's plan to build 72 new apartment units near the Highlands Golf Course.

Nebraska mulling request to turn over voter information to Justice Department

The Justice Department requested the full name, date of birth, address, state driver's license number and partial Social Security numbers for all registered voters in Nebraska.

Lancaster County Engineer Dingman running for fourth term

Pam Dingman was first appointed to the position in 2013 and elected to a third term in 2022.

Former CHI Health doctor pleads guilty to possessing, distributing child sex abuse images

A former family medicine doctor at a CHI Health Clinic in Lincoln this week pleaded guilty as charged to possession and distribution of child sex abuse images he downloaded online.

Farm and Food: You're not confused; up is down and white is black

September usually marks a turning point of sorts for most people. Summer turns to fall, vacation turns to school, and the green hope and promise of growing crops turns into the yellow and gold of harvest.

Beatrice man accused of depositing $200K worth of fraudulent checks

Luther Matthies obtained a real check from a Lincoln car dealership after selling his pickup and then deposited two fraudulent checks purportedly from the dealership.

10 things to do this weekend: AppleJack Festival, art shows and more

Looking for weekend plans? Here are 10 ideas for you to choose from.

Nebraska moves to cut cost of foster care support, alarming providers

Nebraska is moving a portion of its child welfare system in-house in a cost-cutting move that providers warned will not help "families, children, or even the state’s budget."

Nebraska influencer grieving after crash leaves 2 children dead, husband in ICU

Keeley Whitcomb, of Hastings, announced the news on her popular TikTok account, where she regularly posts Disney-related content.

Why are Nebraska cops like Jake Dilsaver surrendering their badges without a fight?

"We're definitely seeing an increase in that activity," Mark Stephenson, director of the state's Law Enforcement Training Center, said last week, speaking generally about an increase in police certification revocations. 

Voter registration fraud thwarted in Lancaster County

Detection of the fraud demonstrates the election commission's procedures are working, Commissioner Todd Wiltgen said.

Dozens vent at 'pink postcard' hearing in Lincoln over property taxes

Dozens of Lincoln and Lancaster County residents aired frustrations over ever-increasing property taxes Thursday at a joint public hearing meant to provide transparency over property tax rates.

Lincoln woman hospitalized after being cut with switchblade during alleged sex assault

The woman was cut on the back of her hand at her northeast Lincoln home and then showed up to a Kwik Stop convenience store bleeding, police said.

UNL turns blood into gold, winning $1M to better students' health

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln said it plans to put the gift from health care giant Abbott to work funding a series of initiatives that improve students' physical and emotional health.

A 2024 state law requires that we map overdose deaths. We still aren’t.

Employees, who were also concerned that they weren't complying with the law, were stuck awaiting approval of a data use agreement with their lawyers and leaders. 

Driver learns punishment for running over, killing 6-year-old in Nebraska City

Vernon Christiansen pleaded no contest to the charge and infractions July 21 and was found guilty on all counts.

Rare virus found in mosquitoes in Lancaster County. How rare? Fewer than 10 cases ever reported in U.S.

The Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department said it found the virus in mosquitoes collected in the county, but there have been no reports of transmission to humans, which is rare.

Lincoln Electric System proposes 3% rate increase for 2026

Residential customers would see their bills increase by $3.22 on average a month -- or about $38.64 a year -- under LES's proposed 2026 budget 

Deputies: Venezuelan man stabbed on I-80 in Seward County

A Venezuelan man has been accused of stabbing another man on the shoulder of Interstate 80 in Seward County on Thursday.

Will rain hold off when Huskers host Michigan on Saturday afternoon?

Saturday's home Husker football game will be nice for fans. The high will be 75 F and the low, 58 F. Fans can expect clouds throughout the day but no rain.

Nebraska unemployment rate steady as national figure increases

Nebraska’s unemployment rate stayed steady at 3.0% while rates started to move up on the national level.

 

Deputies search for passenger who fled I-80 drug stop east of Lincoln

The person on the run is a male who was wearing dark pants, a dark-colored jacket and no shoes.

Salaries for Lincoln's top CEOs, public officials

The leaders of Lincoln’s top companies are earning million dollar salaries and compensation packages.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'She's indestructible': Nebraska family helps spread awareness of daughter's rare disease

Raymond Central first grader Gracie Wolfe has Dravet syndrome, a rare and severe form of epilepsy. Her family has helped spread awareness about the disease on TikTok.

Sweet success: Nebraska vineyard wins awards at international competition

A Raymond vineyard, and Nebraska's oldest vineyard in operation, took home multiple top awards at a prestigious competition in California this September. 

Three months after Omaha raid: One ICE detention chapter winds down, another heats up

NORTH PLATTE — After three months in ICE detention, legal fees mounting and no release in sight, Nuri Garibo Chona did what she called unimagi…

13th annual Art in the Garden brings the 'enchanted ocean' to Lincoln's Sunken Gardens

Hosted by the Clements Noyes Art Gallery, the 13th annual Art in the Garden brought together artists, musicians and community members to celebrate art following the garden's "Enchanted Ocean" theme.

Legislative study hearing on state takeover of scenic Niobrara River canceled

A Friday interim study hearing on whether the State of Nebraska should takeover management of the scenic Niobrara River from the National Park Service was canceled.

Come together: Festival, murals celebrate unique art district in Lincoln

A street festival was held in the University Place Creative District on Sunday. The event, focused on revitalizing this community, featured music, food, local vendors, and new murals.

Lincoln weather: No need to pack up summer clothes just yet

Lincoln's weather is going to remain on the summery side this week, with highs in the upper 70s to mid-80s.

Employee at child services organization arrested for alleged sexual assault

A Lincoln man is accused of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old boy who lived at HopeSpoke, an organization that provides behavioral and mental health services.

Duo left alone in squad car during drug stop escapes; shoeless suspect still at-large

While deputies were searching a trunk during a drug stop on I-80, two suspects were able to escape from a squad car. One was caught. The other is still free.

Nebraska state auditor alleges 'egregious' fraud by former director of state board

State Auditor Mike Foley released a report Monday alleging the former executive director of the Nebraska Abstractor Board of Examiners claimed more than $20,000 in unearned compensation. 

Lincoln Board of Education approves $558.7 million budget and 8-cent levy drop

The budget also addresses growing enrollment, increased staff levels, paused federal funding sources, expanded summer school offerings and early childhood program needs.

'Very poor choices': Lincoln arsonist who caused $1.5M damage learns fate

With no clear reason why he did it, a Lincoln man has been sentenced to 26½ to 32 years in prison for intentionally sparking blazes in Lincoln.

Lincoln to pay CenterPointe $645K to run city's supportive housing project for homeless

The city will pay a Lincoln-based nonprofit up to $645,000 to manage and care for the residents of the first city-owned permanent supportive housing project for chronically homeless people.

Ex-Winnebago officer sentenced for 'unthinkable crimes' against children

Jordan Vaughn had worked at the Winnebago Police Department in late 2024 and early 2025 but was terminated when the allegations surfaced. 

Nebraska hasn't provided voter info to feds; lawsuit seeks to prevent state from doing so

Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen was named in a lawsuit seeking to bar the state from turning over sensitive voter information to the Trump administration.

Tibetan teacher will talk about 'Buddhism in the 21st century'

Tibetan Buddhist teacher His Eminence Demo Rinpoche will return to Lincoln for three talks this weekend.

Live music at Cooper Park this Sunday for second Porch Jam

The South Salt Creek neighborhood will welcome dozens of musicians Sunday to celebrate community and folk stylings of music for a second year of Porch Jam. 

Lower Platte South NRD offers $1M to help with water quality projects

Eligible projects include terracing, grassed waterways, diversions, and basins that reduce the amount of topsoil eroding into our streams and lakes.

Artist who created 21-foot flamingo statue wants input for Lincoln project

Large-scale public artist Matthew Mazzotta is constructing a piece for Lincoln's South Haymarket Park, and he's hosting listening sessions Friday and Saturday to get community input.

Taillights did them in: Suspects in ATM theft got away until they didn't.

A Nebraska state trooper arrested the two suspects following a traffic stop on an unrelated matter.

Pedestrian hit by pickup, killed Tuesday morning in west Lincoln

Officers said the pedestrian was a Lincoln man in his 50s and he was pronounced dead at a hospital about 6:15 a.m.

Here's what you need to know about fall turkey hunting season in Nebraska

Fall turkey hunting season runs from Oct. 1 through Nov. 30 in Nebraska.

Police identify Omaha man killed in two-vehicle crash

Omaha police have identified an 86-year-old man who died Friday afternoon in a two-vehicle crash at 25th and F Streets. 

Bring your wildest ideas to brainstorming challenge for startups

Two efforts focused on sparking the next successful startup company or big idea are joining forces for a 10-hour challenge this Saturday.

 

 

Central Community College using $1M grant to build Nebraska's mechatronics workforce

The program for adult learners aims to help fill nearly 3,000 mechatronics-related openings across the state over the next decade.

Lincoln Public Schools looks to create its own app, update messaging system

The Lincoln Board of Education on Tuesday considered the approval of a three-year, $585,580 subscription agreement with Apptegy, a school communications company based in Arkansas. 

Toys R Us coming to Westroads Mall in Omaha — in time for Black Friday

Toys R Us will open a store at Omaha's Westroads Mall with the launch expected to come in time for Black Friday, according to the company and mall officials. 

Nebraska sues security camera maker Lorex, citing ties to China

Nebraska sued the home security camera seller Lorex, accusing the company of downplaying the privacy risks posed by the Chinese tech company that allegedly makes its cameras.

Douglas County deputies report in-custody death investigation after Elkhorn man jumped from apartment

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has begun an in-custody death investigation after a man died Monday night from injuries that he received jumping from an apartment balcony in the Elkhorn area. 

Ownership of Lincoln ABC affiliate may change amid Kimmel kerfuffle

The owners of Channel 8 KLKN-TV, an ABC affiliate, could change after Rincon Broadcasting Group applied to buy the station.

 

 

 

 

Michigan man arrested after Lincoln officer poses as teen

Officers allege Todd Brown, 46, of Michigan, said he wanted to have sex with someone he thought was 14. It was actually a Lincoln police officer.

Nebraska pediatrician counters Trump administration's claims about autism

"Cherry-picking studies to support a conclusion that you have without systematically looking at things, I think it makes people less likely to trust what public officials and experts are saying."

Police: Lincoln man arrested for child sex abuse material after robbery investigation

Dominique Christ was jailed Friday, and a judge set his percentage bond at $350,000, so he must pay $35,000 to get out.

Lincoln-based Native American media company awards the last of its public media funds

Vision Maker Media, a Lincoln-based organization that funds most of the country's Native American public content, announced who will receive the last of its Public Media Fund.

Lincoln man accused of possessing over 4,000 blue fentanyl pills

Investigators allegedly found about 4,100 small blue fentanyl pills in an animal cracker bag in a backpack in a car pulled over on I-80.

Nutrition store moving to new location in Lincoln's Haymarket

A nutrition club is opening a location in the Haymarket after starting off in a location further down on O Street.

 

 

Wahoo police officer charged with felony after allegedly assaulting girlfriend

Authorities said Juan Ramirez, 28, of Lincoln, choked his girlfriend, causing her to lose consciousness, at her Pawnee City home Friday.

Building businesses in college: UNL’s entrepreneurship program grows with demand

University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Entrepreneurship Accelerator helps students balance building a business with finishing their degree. 

Farm and Food: Flag-less, sign-less but definitely not clueless

September usually marks a turning point of sorts for most people. Summer turns to fall, vacation turns to school, and the green hope and promise of growing crops turns into the yellow and gold of harvest.

Body of unidentified man pulled from Missouri River northeast of Blair

Washington County sheriff’s deputies and Blair firefighters pulled the body of an unidentified man from the shore of the Missouri River northeast of Blair.

Omaha woman accused of embezzling over $35,000 from Lincoln employer

Police say Jamie Braley, 38, paid herself an extra paycheck six times and altered her bonus once as an employee for ecommerce company Spreetail.

Lincoln high school student allegedly brought disassembled rifle, ammo to school

The student allegedly brought parts to a .22mm rifle and dozens of rounds of ammunition in his backpack, which was discovered in a vehicle in a parking lot.

Lancaster County judge sentences 54-year-old for sexually assaulting two young girls

At Armando Medrano's sentencing Wednesday for sexually abusing two young girls, the prosecutor asked for a lengthy prison term, saying the 54-year-old man had taken no responsibility for his actions.

Lincoln woman who helped conceal body gets time served on separate federal gun charge

"Next week, the state will handle the state case. And what we're here today on is for the firearm conspiracy," the federal prosecutor said. 

Ex-Nebraska liquor control director accused of protecting strip clubs in exchange for sex

A federal indictment alleges former Nebraska Liquor Control Commission Director Hobert Rupe worked to insulate two strip clubs from law enforcement in exchange for money and sexual favors.

Shortstop of the future? Brayden Shannon commits to Nebraska baseball

Nebraska baseball added a potential future shortstop to its 2027 class Tuesday in Brayden Shannon out of Kansas.

Fugitive task force uses Taser on man near Pius X, prompting school to enter 'secure' mode

Pius X Catholic High School entered secure status — nobody was allowed to come in or leave the building — about 10 a.m. Wednesday.

Missing girl last seen in August returns home in October safe

The girl had been last seen in August, according to the Lincoln Police Department.

Wisconsin man found with body in car in Nebraska to be extradited on murder charge

A defense attorney filed a motion challenging Thompson's extradition based on a competency evaluation by a Lincoln Regional Center doctor who was of the opinion he isn't competent for trial.

Lincoln's First-Plymouth opens Hope House, a place for connection and resources

The Hope House will be available to residents of the Near South neighborhood who need assistance connecting with resources, including for food, mental health supports and health care.

Nebraska state colleges name Peru State's next president

Robert Mock will become leader of Nebraska's oldest institution of higher education beginning Jan. 1. He succeeds Michael Evans, who retired in November 2024.

Ex-Nebraska liquor control director pleads not guilty to indictment, released from jail

A day after a federal indictment was unsealed against him in a public corruption case, former Liquor Control Commission Director Hobert Rupe made his first court appearance on the charges. 

Trump administration taps Nebraska as one of five states for TANF pilot program

Nebraska is one of five states the Trump administration selected to participate in a pilot program aimed at improving the way the nation carri…

As former official faces corruption charge, Nebraska Liquor Control Commission hires new director

The Nebraska Liquor Control Commission has hired a new director. Its former executive staff member is facing accusations of corruption. 

Who gets to grow medical marijuana in Nebraska? The applications are in

The deadline to apply to be a Nebraska medical cannabis cultivator passed this week, with applications outnumbering available licenses, according to a medical cannabis commissioner.

Lancaster County judge vacancy: Here are the 4 candidates Pillen will consider

Ryan Decker, Matthew Kosmicki, Eddy Rodell and Daniel Zieg all moved on after the Judicial Nominating Commission interviewed candidates Wednesday.

After some summer soakers, drought largely disappears across Nebraska

As of Thursday's U.S. Drought Monitor map update, which uses data through Tuesday morning, just a sliver of the Cornhusker State — about 9% — is in drought.

At least one of Lincoln's 14 Starbucks locations will close due to company cuts

Starbucks is closing its location in downtown Lincoln as part of a national closure of about 1% of the company’s coffee shops.

 

 

 

 

Nebraska inmate serving time for 2001 Lincoln murder dies

An inmate serving time for the shooting death of a 41-year-old man in Lincoln in March 2001 died Friday, according to Nebraska prison officials.

Judge to Norfolk man who assaulted UNL student: 'I just hope you learned a lesson'

The 22-year-old initially was charged with a hate crime enhancement, because it was believed he attacked the student believing he was gay. 

Trial set in July over crash between chief Lancaster County sheriff's deputy, girl on bike

The jury will be asked to determine if Houchin was responsible for the crash and, if so, the extent of Moton's damages, including for the girl's injuries and medical expenses. 

UNL programs on chopping block question process, prepare defense

Faculty and students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln say they remain confused about how decisions to cut programs were reached as they prepare to ask for a pardon.

'It takes a village': Construction set to begin on new hub for Lincoln's cultural centers

The Cultural Centers of Lincoln will soon begin construction on a new building near 22th and Y streets that will house space for the city's cultural centers. 

 

 

 

Nebraska governor rejects strip club rules 'quietly pushed' by disgraced ex-liquor board official

As Gov. Jim Pillen put it: "The commission has proposed I approve a rule change that would effectively provide government permission for customers to touch the dancers at a strip club."

Building demolition approved to construct parking lot in downtown Lincoln

A planned lot for government employees will ease the parking crunch, but a group in charge of keeping the area around the Capitol beautiful wants it redesigned to be prettier.

Des Moines public schools superintendent detained by immigration agents

Federal immigration agents have detained the head administrator of the Des Moines public schools after a "targeted enforcement operation," authorities said Friday.

Former WNBA star to speak about mental health journey in Lincoln

Retired WNBA star Chamique Holdsclaw will share her mental health journey at St. Mark's United Methodist Church on Thursday.

Lincoln man accused of pointing gun at another man in Hy-Vee parking lot

Dale Mueller, 72, was charged with terroristic threats after he allegedly pointed a gun at a man in a Hy-Vee parking lot. 

What's the role of a college degree in Nebraska's Kimball County? Depends on who you ask.

Nebraskans are more educated than they were 50 years ago. But in places like Kimball, the number of adults with a college degree is on the decline.

Police locate Lincoln teen missing since August

Lincoln police said Sunday they located a 17-year-old girl who had been missing since August.

A Nebraska inmate went on his girlfriend’s podcast. Then the prison cut off their contact.

A Nebraska inmate serving a life sentence appeared on his then-girlfriend’s podcast to talk about their relationship. Then prison staff blocked the two from communicating. Now he is suing. 

Police searching for suspect in robbery at north Lincoln Kwik Shop

A man robbed a Kwik Shop in north Lincoln just after midnight Saturday, and police are still searching for the suspect.

Lincoln's warm start to fall set to continue this week

High temperatures in the low to mid-80s are forecast each day this week, according to the National Weather Service.

Mike Flood: Democrats 'playing games' ahead of government shutdown deadline

Rep. Mike Flood accused of Democrats of "playing games" amid a looming deadline to keep the federal government as a standoff in the Senate deepened Sunday.

54-year-old Lincoln man accused of robbing man, chasing him with tool

Sharife Davis was brought to the Lancaster County jail, where he was booked on suspicion of robbery, terroristic threats and use of a deadly weapon to commit a felony.

UNMC takes page out of 'Star Trek,' debuts hologram technology at conference

Holograms were the latest technologies bringing distance learning to life in a statewide stroke conference. 

Two Nebraska Liquor Control commissioners resign at Pillen's request

Two of Nebraska's three Liquor Control Commissioners resigned Monday after Gov. Jim Pillen called them and asked them to do so, adding to a tumultuous period for the state agency.

Drone pinpoints missing northeast Nebraska man in wildlife area

An 64-year-old man with a serious medical condition who had been missing in the Yellow Banks Wildlife Management Area in northeast Nebraska for more than two days has been found safe.

3 Nebraska students — including 1 from Raymond Central — named US Presidential Scholars

Three Nebraska students, including two from Omaha, have been named 2025 U.S. Presidential Scholars.

Lincoln City Council considers hiking starting pay for LPD officers to $74k

The starting wage for a Lincoln police officer would jump to $35.85 an hour under a contract the City Council considered Monday that would raise LPD's starting salary to $74,568.

Wahoo police officer accused of assaulting girlfriend faces new charges, resigns

Juan Ramirez, the Wahoo Police Department officer accused of assaulting his girlfriend, is facing more allegations from another woman and no longer works at the department.

Ballot measure would hike Nebraska's starting teacher pay to $50,000

Advocates for All Nebraskans, which is seeking to cut property taxes in half through a pair of petitions, would raise starting teacher pay to $50,000. Opponents say it's not workable.

'She went through hell': Honoring breast cancer fighters, survivors

Fifteen years ago, Shawn Aunkst was given an old red firefighter’s helmet as a volunteer firefighter. Now pink, the helmet became a memento of those affected by breast cancer.

Here's why Nebraska attorney general has these stores in his crosshairs

Letters were sent to 12 retail locations and franchised stores that sell synthetic THC-containing products in Auburn, Beatrice, Columbus, Plattsmouth, Schuyler, Tecumseh, and York.

Abandoned Haymarket sites eyed for revival with $1.2M EPA grant

An abandoned grain elevator and a former oil storage facility in the Haymarket area are among the sites targeted for environmental assessments to spur redevelopment under a new federal grant.

7 things to know as Nebraska's paid sick leave law takes effect

Nebraska voters passed a paid sick leave bill in November that guarantees paid sick leave for more employees than ever before. That law takes effect Wednesday.

 

Lincoln men sentenced for conspiracy to sell meth, fentanyl in the area

Federal prosecutors say over the course of the conspiracy Olen Warner brought pounds of meth and thousands of M30 pills to Lincoln for Donna Hespen and Ernesto Leyva to sell.

YouTube TV subscribers in Lincoln face losing NBC programs as deadline approaches

YouTube TV could drop NBCUniversal channels from its service if the two companies don’t reach a deal Tuesday. Subscribers could lose access to a Lincoln channel.

 

 

Nebraska man pleads guilty to throwing Molotov cocktail at ICE building

At a hearing Monday in Lincoln, Eulisis Martin entered his pleas to attempting malicious damage to federal property using explosive materials and destruction of government property over $1,000.

Lincoln judge seeks answers for why Nebraska prison refused to take new inmate

A Lancaster County judge ordered the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services to answer why they turned away a sheriff's deputy who brought a man there to serve his sentence. 

Lancaster commissioner breaks protocol to denounce political violence

A Lancaster County commissioner addressed his colleagues as a member of the public Tuesday to read a resolution condemning political violence that the board declined to take up.

UNL, UNO fall in 2026 U.S. News college rankings; Creighton up

Creighton University moved up in the 2026 U.S. News college rankings, while the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the University of Nebraska at Omaha saw their rankings fall. 

Tragedy inspires Lincoln man’s mission to fight addiction

The commission voted unanimously during its Sept. 17 meeting to approve a special permit allowing the facility on a 31-acre property owned by Matt Rennerfeldt.

Will you get your mail, other things to know about government shutown

Now that the federal government has shut down, how will this affect you? What remains open and what is closed?

Emaciated puppy found in Nebraska pumpkin patch was ‘desperate to survive'

The Capital Humane Society said the black Labrador, now named Zephyr, was found “starving and emaciated” in a field in Otoe County.

YouTube TV reaches last-second deal to avert disruption to Lincoln channels

If YouTube TV's agreement with NBCUniversal had been allowed to expire some Lincoln channels would have disappeared from the platform. 

 

Farm and Food: Two holes, $20 billion, and one big mess

The Trump Administration is digging two huge holes at the White House: one for the construction of the executive mansion's new ballroom, the other to bury the U.S. soybean sector.

45-year-old Eagle man, Firth teen injured in separate Lancaster County crashes

The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office responded to two crashes Tuesday that left a 45-year-old Eagle man and a 16-year-old Firth boy with serious injuries 

Lincoln native, musician dies in Loup County crash

Erin McGovern performed with numerous music groups, including Lincoln bluegrass band Toasted Pones for two decades.

About $7.7M still needed for 'dedicated home' for Lincoln's cultural centers

The Cultural Centers of Lincoln Collaborative broke ground on a new building Wednesday that promises to be a unifying location for cultural resources in the city.

 

 

4 grenades found in Lincoln home safely destroyed, Nebraska State Patrol says

X-Ray technology indicated two of the old hand grenades were live and two were inert, according to a news release.

Blair man who suffered stroke at 42 hopes his case will help you know what to do

Randy Backman of Blair, who suffered a stroke a year and a half ago at age 42, wants to make sure people how important it is to recognize the signs of stroke. 

Lincoln man allegedly broke into adult entertainment store, stole $450 sex toy

Police arrested a 22-year-old man and took him to the Lancaster County jail, where he remained as of Wednesday afternoon.

UNL programs up for elimination ask chancellor for delay; hearings on cuts begin

University of Nebraska-Lincoln programs slated to be cut asked that the process be delayed to ensure they were afforded a full and fair hearing before the Academic Planning Committee.

Nebraska Republicans blame Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer for government shutdown

Nebraska's Republican congressional delegates relentlessly blamed Senate Democrats for the government shutdown that began shortly after midnight. 

Lincoln man allegedly assaulted worker over parking space on UNL campus

A 41-year-old man was charged with assault by strangulation on Tuesday.

WATCH: Lincoln family, lost parrot reunite with a happy dance

After three days of heartache, a husky's bark helped reunite a Lincoln family with their beloved pet parrot, Mish Mish. 

Man arrested, woman hospitalized after photo of injured woman sent to Lincoln police

Police arrested a Lincoln man Wednesday accused of kidnapping and assaulting a 37-year-old woman who was hospitalized with serious injuries.

Immigration services center laying off nearly 200 workers in Lincoln

Almost 200 people who work for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service in Lincoln will be losing their jobs in another round of layoffs.

 

 

 

Federal grant will allow Lincoln Fire and Rescue to hire new firefighters

The three-year, $2.3 million grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency will cover a portion of the salaries and benefits for the nine new firefighters.

Former special education teacher joins race for District 2 seat in Nebraska Legislature

A former special education teacher from Lincoln will run for a seat in Nebraska's Legislature next year representing District 2 — including the east Lincoln neighborhood she grew up in.

Lincoln man accused of breaking into apartment, sexually assaulting woman

Lancaster County prosecutors Hasani Jabez, 46, with first-degree sexual assault, attempted robbery, burglary and a felony weapon offense.

MusicBox poised to incubate Lincon's music scene

The Music Box, one of the key elements in developing the Boehmer Street downtown music district, is aimed at uplifting the local music scene by serving as an incubator.

Texas man challenges evidence in fatal hit-and-run, DUI case

Rene Castaneda of Wellington, Texas, is charged with motor vehicle homicide with a prior DUI conviction and other charges in the death of 31-year-old Trevor Garton. 

Train splits semi in half, spilling corn in Southeast Nebraska

Sheriff's deputies say the collision occurred about 9:15 a.m. about 2 miles southeast of Syracuse, at County Road K's rail crossing near Angle Road.

Father of children involved in crash calls on regent to resign over DUI charge

Another speaker at Friday's meeting said: "Do us all a favor and resign. You should absolutely be ashamed of yourself." And yet a third speaker offered Elizabeth O'Connor his support.

Nebraska soybean farmers left with 'no place to go' as China deserts US amid trade war

Nebraska soybean growers have few markets to turn to after China, the top buyer of the state's top export, took its business elsewhere amid President Donald Trump's trade war.

$5M bond set for Lincoln man accused of kidnapping, assault

Prosecutors charged Dominic Williams, a Lincoln man accused of severely beating a woman who was intubated Wednesday, with kidnapping and first-degree assault.

Tina Turner takes the stage: National tour launches at Lincoln's Lied Center this week

"Tina: The Tina Turner Musical," a woman-run show, will open for a five-show run at the Lied Center for Performing Arts on Wednesday.

Double-murder suspect's attorney argues LPD cameras on his house went 'beyond the pale'

Christopher Johnson's attorney, Tim Noerrlinger of the Nebraska Commission on Public Advocacy, argued footage from the so-called "pole cameras" shouldn't be allowed to go before the jury.

Omaha lawmaker not seeking reelection, endorses former mayoral candidate for seat

Taylor Royal of Bennington is running for the Nebraska legislative seat that State Sen. Christy Armendariz holds. She is not seeking reelection. 

At a Lincoln garage sale, a collector finds unusual item: A grenade

Bill McFarland, 68, said he has been accumulating stuff from yard sales and hosting his own for years.

Lincoln police investigating apparent murder-suicide after finding bodies Friday

Officers conducting a welfare check about 10:45 a.m. Friday at home near South 14th and Sumner streets found a Lincoln couple dead inside.

Nebraska ranks near top of U.S. in prison overcrowding, OIG of Corrections reports

Nebraska ranks first in prison overcrowding when measured by operational capacity, second behind Alabama where the crowding is measured by design capacity.

Lincoln to get a taste of fall weather this week

After a weekend with high temperatures in the 80s and 90s, Monday's weather will feel much more like fall. Plan to break out a jacket.

Mike Flood slams Dems’ 'dangerous' game as shutdown drags on

Rep. Mike Flood defended his record on keeping the government open and blamed Democrat leadership for the the current stalemate that appears to have no end in sight. 

Teen dies in Nemaha County crash near Auburn involving semi

The collision occurred about 6:40 a.m. in the area of U.S. 136 and 634 Avenue, west of Auburn, authorities said.

Springsteen’s long-awaited ‘Nebraska’ reborn with new box set, it's out today

The five-disc box set “Nebraska '82: Expanded Edition” to be released Oct. 17 that will contain the fabled, but until now unheard, “Electric Nebraska,”

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