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A guest samples an apple fresh from the tree in the rows of the orchard during the 58th annual AppleJack Festival on Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026, at Arbor Day Farm in Nebraska City.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Cara Kerns, left, from Omaha, reacts to finding a bee in her “U-Pick” flower arrangement with Mallory Limberg, also from Omaha, during the 58th annual AppleJack Festival on Saturday at Arbor Day Farm in Nebraska City.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Belle Troupe, 9, left, and her sister Violet, 11, smile at one another as they take the stage after winning the Young Leaders award at the Inspire Awards ceremony Wednesday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

Kenneth Ferriera

Outside of Courtroom 22, 17-year-old Nyaden Tong (left) embraces 18-year-old Savannah Khol (right) after sitting in the gallery with several other friends for the virtual arraignment appearance for Tyler Benzel on Friday, Sept. 18, 2026, in the Justice and Law Enforcement Center in Lincoln. Both women say they are long-time friends (and in Tong’s case, a family friend) of the late 19-year-old Nyandeng “Brianna” Chol, whom Benzel stands accused of fatally shooting earlier that week. “She needs her justice—it's important for us to be there for [Brianna] and her family,” Tong said.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Nebraska's Anthony Colandrea (10) and Mekhi Nelson (13) are joined by their teammates as they take the field ahead of the game on Saturday, Sep. 19, 2026, at Memorial Stadium.

Kenneth Ferriera

Nebraska's Jamal Rule (25) celebrates his touchdown by pretending to bowl the ball during the first half on Saturday, Sep. 19, 2026, at Memorial Stadium.

Kenneth Ferriera

Nebraska's Anthony Colandrea (10) dives for a touchdown under defense by North Dakota's Avery Dixon (2) on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026 at Memorial Stadium.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Former Nebraska head football coach Tom Osborne, left, and Gov. Jim Pillen unveil a bust of Osborne during a Nebraska Hall of Fame induction ceremony at the Capitol on Friday. Osborne became the first living Nebraskan to be inducted into the hall.

Kenneth Ferriera

A resident reacts to a levy and valuation chart shared by LPS during a pink postcard hearing on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, at the County-City Building. The City Council approved a two-year budget on Aug. 24. The approximately $650 million budget will increase property tax collections by 5.36%, which amounts to about $117 million. Lincoln Public Schools is requesting approximately $385 million in property taxes, up from about $354 million in 2025-26.

Kenneth Ferriera

Seward’s Jackson Einspahr, right, looks back to check where Papillon La Vista South’s Aiden Gehring is as they race to the finish in the boys varsity race during the Harold Scott Invitational on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, at Pioneers Park.

Kenneth Ferriera

Norris's Malorie Boesiger (7) hits the ball over the net against Waverly's Mia Jackson (12) on Sept. 15 in Firth. 

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star file photo

Nebraska's Anthony Colandrea (10) high-fives fans after scoring a touchdown that was overturned due to a holding call during the second half on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026, at Memorial Stadium.

Kenneth Ferriera

Nebraska's Mekhi Nelson (13) runs the ball under defense by Bowling Green's Josira Andrews (26) on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026 at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln. Nebraska led Bowling Green 35-0 going into halftime.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Nebraska's Kwazi Gilmer (3) celebrates his touchdown on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026 at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln. 

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Nebraska's Nyziah Hunter (1) and Quinn Clark (18) jump into the air as they join their team in running onto the field before facing off against Bowling Green on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026, at Memorial Stadium.

Kenneth Ferriera

Crete firefighter Tim McLaughlin carries an American flag up the North Stadium steps during the 9/11 memorial stair climb Friday at Memorial Stadium.

Kenneth Ferriera

Nebraska's Teraya Sigler (11) hits against New Mexico's Campbell Hollister (4) and Madeleine Miller (16) on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026, at the Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Lincoln East's Lydia Jansen (7) leaps into the air as she joins her team in a pregame cheer before a softball game on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026, at the Southeast Athletic Complex.

Kenneth Ferriera

Nikki Edwards, from Greensboro, North Carolina, celebrates after taking first place in her race in Car CSXL 19 — a 2012 Mazda MX-5 — during the Tire Rack SCCA Solo Nationals on Wednesday at Lincoln Airpark. 

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Hobby Beacon owner John Kimmel carries a stack of wargames at Hobby Beacon on Wednesday. Kimmel is opening the new tabletop gaming store next to Super Saver near 48th and O streets.

Kenneth Ferriera

Lincoln City Councilman Justin Carlson signs his name on a ceremonial beam during a topping-off ceremony for the Lied Center for Performing Arts’ addition Tuesday.

Kenneth Ferriera

Nebraska's Danny Odem (16) celebrates with Jamal Rule (25) after the game on Saturday, Sep. 5, 2026, at Memorial Stadium. The Huskers defeated the Bobcats 49-21. 

Kenneth Ferriera

Nebraska's Dawson Merritt (40) tackles Ohio’s Victor Rosa (4) during the first half on Saturday, Sep. 5, 2026, at Memorial Stadium.

Kenneth Ferriera

Ohio’s Tyler Gillison (9) and Charlie Christopher (30) bring down Nebraska's Jamal Rule (25) just short of the end zone during the first half on Saturday, Sep. 5, 2026, at Memorial Stadium.

Kenneth Ferriera

Ashland-Greenwood's Liam Curtis (3) runs through a tunnel of teammates and young fans on Friday, Sept. 4, 2026, at Memorial Stadium in Ashland. Ashland-Greenwood was up 21-0 going into halftime against Syracuse.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

President Jeffrey Gold speaks during the State of the University address Thursday at the Capitol.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

From left, Milford's Libby Reil (7) Braelynn Mueller (13) Adalyn Cisneros (2) Bryn Grossart (6) and Ashlynn Miller (14) celebrate after a point on Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026, at Freeman High School in Adams. Milford beat Freeman 3-1.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Republican U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts, left, and independent candidate Dan Osborn, right, debate at the Nebraska State Fair on Tuesday in Grand Island.

Kenneth Ferriera

Arron Klassen grooms a calf belonging to a friend from Fullerton ahead of the Steer Producer and Jackpot Feeder Show at the Nebraska State Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026, in Grand Island.

Kenneth Ferriera

Pedestrians walk over the east bridge at Holmes Lake as fragrant water lilies in bloom grow on the north shore on Monday, Aug. 31, 2026.

Kenneth Ferriera

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The judge called it a tragic situation and said Al Kadah had been traveling in reckless disregard for the community, "and in doing so, disregarded the safety of others."

Hear directly from legislative, Lancaster County candidates at forums this week

The League of Women Voters of Lincoln-Lancaster County is hosting forums with legislative and Lancaster County candidates this week.

Federal judge in Omaha announces plan to take senior status, creating vacancy

"His tenure on the federal bench has been defined by integrity, professionalism, and a steadfast commitment to the rule of law. Nebraska is better for his dedicated service," Fischer said.

Flood, Backemeyer to debate this week. Here's what to know.

Nebraska 1st Congressional Rep. Mike Flood will debate Democratic challenger Chris Backemeyer Wednesday at 7 p.m. 

Union censures Lincoln Fire Chief Engler; city backs his leadership

The International Association of Firefighters unanimously voted to censure Lincoln Fire Chief Dave Engler, saying he repeatedly subjected firefighters and paramedics to “unfair discipline.”

Axtell man found guilty of causing 3 crash deaths while driving drunk

An Axtell man faces up to 80 years in prison for causing the deaths of three people and critically injuring a fourth person while driving under the influence.

A gold purse, Roger Maris card and rare cash are going up for auction

A diamond ring, a gold purse and a Roger Maris baseball card are looking for new homes in Nebraska’s latest unclaimed property auction.

Lincoln man gets 95- to 140-year sentence for severely beating woman

Police found the victim in Williams' rear passenger seat, "beaten badly, to the point she was unrecognizable and unable to speak," police said in the affidavit for his arrest.

Advocates ask Nebraska lawmakers to limit use of restraints on youths

During a hearing Monday at the Capitol, advocates asked lawmakers to consider a change in state law that would limit the use of shackles on youths involved in the justice system

Lincoln man accused of enrolling people in college, collecting their financial aid

A 23-year-old Lincoln man has been charged with forgery after allegedly enrolling people in college without their knowledge and then collecting their financial aid.

UNL computing center completing move from Memorial Stadium

When the "Big Red Rebuild" shifts into high gear later this fall, the Holland Computing Center will have already vacated its headquarters underneath South Stadium.

LPS in early stages of expanding parking lots at 2 athletic complexes

Lincoln Public Schools will use engineering firm Clark & Enersen to design parking lot expansions at Standing Bear High School and UBT Stadium near Northwest High School.

Huskers homecoming week to bring 'Beast Games'-inspired competition

A "Beast Games"-inspired competition and a visit from a retired NASA astronaut highlight UNL's homecoming festivities in the theme of "Cosmic Cornhuskers."

Faculty group urges AAU to deny UNL readmission over budget cuts

The American Association of University Professors called the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's push to gain readmission to the AAU into question following last year's program and position eliminations.

Lincoln officials break ground on $33 million downtown transit hub

Construction of the new transit center south of the City-County building is expected to be completed in spring 2028.

Warrant issued for arrest of alleged scammer in Lancaster County jail bond fraud case

In what appears to be a new twist, rather than calling someone claiming a loved one was in jail, this scam involved someone who was in jail.

Omaha man arrested in Lincoln after I-80 pursuit ends in crash

Two people were arrested after a “dangerous” pursuit on Interstate 80 on Tuesday morning, according to the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office.

UNL in inaugural cohort to earn Carnegie sustainability classification

UNL was selected for a Carnegie Elective Classification for Sustainability, which recognizes colleges and universities that integrate sustainability across their campuses.

Central Community College reports 4th straight year of enrollment growth

The community college based in Grand Island said 7,063 students were enrolled at the start of the fall 2026 semester, compared to 6,841 last year.

Another Lincoln brewery closes, citing 'economic headwinds'

Backswing Brewing is shutting down its operation at 500 W. South St., effective Tuesday.

Lincoln-area legislative candidates weigh in on top issues for voters

From affordable housing to "the will of the people," legislative candidates in competitive Lincoln-area districts shared their positions on a number of key issues at a candidate forum Tuesday night.

Lincoln Public Schools sees success as it pilots new teacher evaluation process

The school district is piloting a new teacher evaluation process, which will move away from a rigid rubric and include more face-to-face conversations with leaders in school buildings.

Still time to register for Lincoln's annual Haymarket Pumpkin Run

The 25th annual Pumpkin Run is back Sunday as thousands of young Lincoln runners are expected to take to Lincoln's Historic Haymarket streets and complete a 1-mile race.

Lincoln Board of Education approves $586.4M budget, drops levy by a cent

The $586.4 million budget will guide the work of Lincoln Public Schools for the next year.

Colorado cannabis distributor challenges Nebraska attorney general's demand

A Colorado cannabis distributor about 20 miles from the border has filed a petition challenging a civil investigative demand issued by Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers.

Snipers, heavy security present at Turning Point event on UNL campus

Shane Winnings, the CEO of Promise Keepers, spoke with a few hundred UNL students at the "Pick Up the Mic" event on City Campus.

Pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle in North Omaha

A woman died Tuesday night after being struck by a vehicle near 42nd Street and Sorensen Parkway in North Omaha. 

In split vote, Lincoln school board OKs paying consultant to explore health plans

In a 4-3 vote, the Lincoln Board of Education approved a consulting agreement with Gallagher to identify an alternative health insurance plan that could save Lincoln Public Schools money.

Nebraska City police officer arrested after dog dies in extreme heat

A Nebraska City police officer was arrested after his pet dog was found dead in direct sunlight during extreme heat.

Thieves reportedly siphoning gas, tampering with fuel tanks in Lincoln

The Lincoln Police Department has received four reports in the last six weeks of fuel tanks having holes drilled into them or gas siphoned from them.

BNSF wins appeal of $578K award to fired carman in whistleblower case

The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has vacated a more than half-million-dollar decision against BNSF Railway on a whistleblower complaint filed with OSHA by a longtime railway carman. 

Here's how Lincoln-area legislative candidates would tackle Nebraska's budget deficit

Here's how some of the Lincoln-area legislative candidates plan to approach Nebraska's budget deficit and what they hope to prioritize if elected.

Judge finds Waverly man not responsible by reason of insanity in police threat case

Lancaster County District Judge Susan Strong this week acquitted Daren Dey, 57, of terroristic threats, resisting arrest with a deadly weapon, criminal mischief and disturbing the peace.

Candidates for Lancaster County Board, attorney face off — after sheriff's race cancellation

There are six competitive Lancaster County races on the November ballot: sheriff, county attorney, District 3 commissioner, clerk of the district, treasurer and assessor/register of deeds.

Teen reports overnight drive-by shooting in north Lincoln; police search for suspect

Police say a 14-year-old reported that a vehicle had driven through an alley near the house and someone fired a shot at his bedroom window.

Husker AD Dannen will replace Sasse as speaker at Governor's Summit

Troy Dannen will speak next week in Kearney in place of Ben Sasse, who is covering from liver surgery amid his battle with pancreatic cancer.

Lincoln man found guilty in strip club double murder asks for new attorney, again

In a brief but contentious hearing, a Lincoln man found guilty of a double murder outside a strip club asked the judge to appoint yet another attorney to represent him. 

77-year-old inmate serving lengthy prison term at Tecumseh dies

A 77-year-old man serving lengthy prison terms for kidnapping, robbery, rape and a daring 2004 escape from prison died Thursday at a local hospital. 

Gold starts search for next UNL chancellor; Ankerson will seek position

The search for a new University of Nebraska-Lincoln chancellor comes nine months after the resignation of Rodney Bennett and the appointment of Interim Chancellor Katherine Ankerson.

Lincoln woman ran in first Buffalo Run in 1976. 50 years later, she still hits the pavement.

Mary Wolfe is the only runner to have participated in every single Buffalo Run since its inception in 1976. The five-mile course is rather challenging as runners cross the hilly roads of Pioneers Park.

Pillen touts relief for farmers. The Nebraska Farm Bureau hasn't endorsed him.

Agricultural producers will be exempt from tax on diesel and interstate weight limits Gov. Jim Pillen announced Thursday in an effort to provide some relief ahead of the fall harvest.

Former Husker intern accused of stealing 6 football helmets from equipment room

Brett Powers, 22 of Beatrice, who previously worked for the Husker football department as a video intern, made his first court appearance by videoconference Thursday from the county jail.

Curiosity at play: A childhood day at Lincoln Children’s Museum comes full circle

Haley Inness remembers how much it mattered when adults listened to her as a child. Now she gets to offer that same welcome to others.

Czech president talks about deep connections with Nebraska during visit

The bonds between thousands of Nebraskans of Czech descent and the country of 11 million people in Central Europe remain strong, said Czech President Petr Pavel.

'An inspiration': UNL freshman makes history as first male Scarlet

Carson Woods, a freshman at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, made history this year when he became the first male member of the Husker Scarlets dance team.

Neighborhood Extra: Music and Meadowlarks, big bands and more

A look at events in the Lincoln community.

Lincoln woman set for sentencing for shooting man in dispute over drugs, money

The prosecutor said the victim told police on the day of the shooting Lucretia Bryson was demanding more money from him over a "drug and/or money dispute."

In 7 months, Lincoln woman got gas 509 times and never paid. Here's her sentence.

A Lincoln woman admitted she saw the gas pump glitch as a quick way to make money. A judge says she’s now on the right path.

Republicans make pitch after Foley audit of treasurer, county clerk's offices

The state auditor's report raised 14 concerns, including that it appeared the state was underpaid by $1.3 million from 2023 to 2025 due to a failure on the part of the treasurer's offices.

Federal judge won't block Nebraska law preventing nurse midwives at home births

Two mothers are appealing a federal judge's ruling Friday denying a preliminary injunction to prevent Nebraska from enforcing a ban on certified nurse midwives assisting in home births.

Here's why 20-year-old faces 50 years in prison for stealing $2,500

A 20-year-old Omaha man, who spent seven months in a juvenile detention facility for his connection to a 2023 homicide, now faces up to 50 years in prison after being found guilty of committing a $2,500 robbery. 

Unidentified body found in Missouri River in Cass County

Responding agencies recovered the individual from the water, and the individual was taken to the Douglas County Crime Laboratory for an autopsy.

Police say drug-related meeting turned violent as knife-wielding robbers stole SUV

A 41-year-old Lincoln man was robbed of his vehicle at knifepoint early Saturday in a parking lot at North 56th and Holdrege streets. 

Lincoln parents arrested after toddler found alone while they were in church, shopping

Lincoln Police say they arrested the parents of a 2-year-old girl found wondering alone in an apartment parking lot Friday evening. 

Power outage hits southwest Lincoln, knocking out power to school

Parts of southwest Lincoln went dark Monday after a power outage.

Nebraska farmers get diesel tax, hauling relief with Pillen orders

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen fielded questions on how two executive orders he issued last week to provide relief to agricultural producers ahead of the fall harvest will work in practice.

Early voting for general election begins in Lancaster County

The county has about 208,000 registered voters, and the election commission has received and processed more than 34,000 early vote ballot requests for the general election.

Denton man set for sentencing for crash that killed pedestrian headed to Walk for Life

Michael Hughes, 48, is set for sentencing in November on the misdemeanor for unintentionally causing the death of Joan Meyer of Avoca. 

Pillen announces economic plan

Gov. Jim Pillen issued an executive order to strengthen Nebraska's economic competitiveness by creating a "unified approach."

34-year-old enters plea in north Lincoln shooting that injured 2 last year

In a search warrant, Lincoln Police said Jackson had confronted the 41-year-old man believing he had been working with law enforcement.

Inmate challenges forced labor, loss of good time at Lincoln prison

The ACLU of Nebraska is taking up the case of a man who says his rights were violated after he received a misconduct report at Community Corrections Center-Lincoln.

'It's just frustrating': Football parents ask LPS to restore postgame interactions

Lincoln Public School parents say they're being deprived of important postgame moments under the district's current policy for athletes to go immediately to their locker rooms after games.

Man jailed after allegedly throwing hammer at police officer

A 26-year-old man went to jail early Sunday after allegedly coming at a Lincoln police officer with a hammer.

Journal Star owner Lee Enterprises buys four more newspapers

In South Dakota, Lee assumed ownership of the Argus Leader in Sioux Falls and two other papers, growing its footprint to four newspapers and digital media platforms in the state.

Lincoln police arrest man after woman rushes injured cat to emergency vet

The cat's owner told officers she had gotten a call from her boyfriend who said Rea had bit him and he "blacked out" and threw her against the wall. 

UNL expands college access programs to Grand Island, Hastings and more with $5M grant

The TRIO grant, which will provide $5 million over the next five years, will make UNL's Talent Search program available to 2,000 students in a handful of Nebraska communities.

'Someone’s got some explaining to do': Why did Antelope Creek turn red?

Mike James noticed bright red water in Antelope Creek and the pungent smell of rotten eggs during a Saturday walk.

Lincoln tree giveaway rescheduled

Lincoln is giving away 200 trees for residents to replace those damaged by storms and the Emerald Ash Borer. 

Pioneers Park welcomes fall with S'mores and Gourds event

Families can ring in the fall with a night of s'mores and pumpkin carving at the Pioneers Park Nature Center.

Trump nominates ex-Nebraska ag director for USDA post

Greg Ibach, a native of Sumner, served as an undersecretary during Trump's first term. Before that, he was Nebraska's longest-serving agriculture director. 

Sip for the sturgeon: Nebraska Game and Parks launch cider to help conservation efforts

Glacial Till and Nebraska Game and Parks release River Relic Cider, a papaya hard cider honoring the endangered pallid sturgeon. Each six-pack sold sends $1 to wildlife conservation.

Omaha Community Playhouse unleashes 'Evil Dead: The Musical'

The musical follows a group of friends whose weekend at an isolated cabin becomes a fight for survival against supernatural forces. 

Nebraska Powerball player misses $389M jackpot by 1 white ball

One number is all that separated one Nebraska Powerball player from winning $389 million in Monday night’s drawing.

'Never put your fate in someone else's hands': Husker AD Dannen kicks off Governor's Summit

Nebraska Athletic Director Troy Dannen talked about the importance of surrounding yourself with good people and being open to change in his keynote speech at the 2026 Governor's Summit.

Husker reseating, future of college sports: Dannen weighs in

The future of the Protect College Sports Act faces an uncertain future in the House, Dannen said.

Husker men's basketball coach Hoiberg talks about the importance of continued learning

Husker men's basketball head coach Fred Hoiberg spoke about the importance of continued learning and adapting when faced with adversity in his keynote speech at the 2026 Governor's Summit.

North Dakota suspect booked on suspicion of attempted murder for pursuit on I-80

Brandon George, 42, of Wahpeton, North Dakota, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and other charges after allegedly driving toward a trooper attempting to deploy stop sticks.

University Police issue safety message following fondling incident

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police issued a safety message with a photo of a suspect in connection to an unwanted fondling and kissing on campus early Tuesday.

Lincoln officials question handling of domestic violence allegations

Lincoln community leaders are asking how domestic violence allegations are investigated, particularly when the accused works in law enforcement.

Lincoln newborn, left at hospital after twin's death, in state custody

A newborn has been placed in the temporary custody of the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services after his mother left the hospital after giving birth against medical advice.

From the editor: Enjoy more comics, puzzles and more in the Journal Star

More than 20 new comics are joining the Journal Star, along with additional puzzles, columns and four more pages of Sunday comics.

Supreme Court hears RNC appeal over voting law allowing ex-pat children to vote here

Lincoln attorney J.L. Spray said he thinks the key to the question of whether his clients have standing is whether citizens have an interest in their vote being diluted.

Nebraska Supreme Court hears arguments over Fairness for Girls initiative

"So how are voters confused when they're presented with both an object and the actual text?" Nebraska Supreme Court Justice Cassel asked.

Wastewater from Black Hills testing turned Antelope Creek red, Health Department says

The department identified the source of the discoloration as wastewater from hydrostatic testing of a natural gas pipeline owned by Black Hills Energy.

Former Nebraska school employee pleads no contest to misdemeanor child abuse

A former Loup County public school employee has pleaded no contest to misdemeanor child abuse for pinching a student with Down syndrome last year.

Lincoln police investigate early morning robbery, slashing

Lincoln Police responded to a robbery early Wednesday that left a man with cuts to his arms and back.

Think you're getting a $500 Obamacare check? Read this first.

About 1 million Americans will begin receiving $500 refund checks tied to Affordable Care Act coverage under a new Trump administration initiative.

License plate readers, NSP help capture suspect in mom’s killing in N.D.

Fargo police credited license plate readers and Nebraska State Patrol troopers for the quick arrest Tuesday of a North Dakota man suspected of killing his mother. 

Suspended LPD captain seeks jury trial in child abuse case

An LPD captain accused of leaving her 2-year-old child in a locked van while fishing has pleaded not guilty.

UNL police investigating alleged fraternity hazing

The alleged hazing took place between Sept. 14-15 at Phi Kappa Theta located at 303 N. 17th St., according to University of Nebraska-Lincoln police records.

Homeschooled firefighter's attorney warns Fremont of possible federal lawsuit

Attorneys for a rural firefighter told Fremont to preserve records, saying rejecting his homeschool diploma violated his religious freedom and that they anticipate a federal lawsuit.

As diesel costs climb, Nebraska schools pay more to keep buses rolling

Diesel prices have nearly doubled from a year ago, forcing Lincoln-area school districts to watch every gallon as they keep thousands of students moving.

TADA Theatre brings original Halloween-themed show to Lincoln

‘An Amazing Spooktacular’ brings a Halloween-themed variety show to Lincoln’s Haymarket. 

Sword-like weapon believed used in Lincoln robbery; 2nd man arrested

Lincoln Police believe a 24-inch sword-like weapon was used in a Wednesday morning robbery.

Judge to teens at sentencing: 'Bullets were flying and could have gone anywhere'

"It posed a tremendous threat of harm to everyone involved and to a lot of people who weren't involved. People just in the community, in their houses," the judge said.

Your best bean recipe could end up in Nebraska school lunches

The Nebraska Department of Education announced Thursday it is hosting a bean recipe contest, and the winners could see their recipes implemented into school lunches across the state.

Lincoln High School temporarily evacuated after wood shop fire

Students were temporarily evacuated Thursday morning after a fire broke out in Lincoln High School’s woodshop.

Fired deputy county attorney asks Nebraska Supreme Court to let 'the truth come out'

"If we don't know what the documents are how can we even rule on the case?" Nebraska Supreme Court Chief Justice Jeff Funke asked.

Downtown Lincoln streets closing Friday. Here is why.

It's homecoming weekend for UNL students. And there's a Husker basketball event that will mean roads are closing.

'Our No. 1 choice': Award-winning designers bring handmade craft to Lincoln

Brooke and Gabriel Anderson could have moved their award-winning design studio from New York to anywhere. They chose Lincoln, and now they're sharing their world-class expertise with Nebraska's budding artists. 

No bond for suspect in mom’s killing after high-speed chase ends in Lincoln

Asked if he wished to waive extradition and return voluntarily to North Dakota, Brandon George said no. And his case was continued to hire an attorney. 

Beatrice mayor resigns before end of term

“I leave very proud of the accomplishments and proud of working with the city administrator and all of the department heads," said Mayor Bob Morgan as he resigned from office.  

Speedway alleges Kinkaider plumbing caused $200K in damage

Speedway Properties said a faulty plumbing system caused damage at its building at 151 N. Eighth St., where Bierhaus, The Rooftop and Sideshow Speakeasy are located. 

SCC taps Hay to lead campus operations, development

Brooke Hay was previously assistant director of operations at Lincoln Public Schools and assistant vice president for facilities, planning and capital programs at the University of Nebraska system..

Wayne State to launch competitive club bowling for men, women in 2027

Competitive bowling is not new to Wayne State, but the student-run club has gone dormant. Athletic Director John Schwarte said growing popularity led to its revival at Wayne.

Man pleads no contest in fatal Lincoln shooting tied to drug deal

A 22-year-old Lincoln man Friday pleaded no contest to manslaughter for his part in a 2024 fatal shooting in the West A neighborhood in a drug deal gone wrong. 

Counties receiving opioid settlement funds lean toward regional approach

As settlement dollars flow into the state, many counties are diverting their money to regional behavioral health authorities better positioned to manage substance abuse services.

Lancaster County receives $1.2M grant to purchase new body-worn cameras

This fall, deputies will be equipped with new body-worn cameras that also function as a radio after receiving a $1.2 million federal grant.

New risk director finds insurance, property value problems in Lancaster County

Twenty-one county vehicles were uninsured, and FEMA questioned Lancaster County property values. The county’s new risk director is working on fixes.

Newborn suffers permanent brain damage; Lincoln mom charged with child abuse

A young Lincoln mom has been charged with felony child abuse after bringing her 24-day-old child to a Lincoln hospital with bleeding on the brain.

NU regents will consider changes to Elephant Hall renovation

Nebraska regents will hear about UNK's Health Sciences program and more when they meet at 9 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 9 in the Regional Engagement Center.

Security checkpoint proposed for Lincoln civic buildings

Officials want to build a hallway between the Hall of Justice and County-City Building, and funnel visitors to both buildings through a secure entrance.

Scooter thefts on the rise at UNL; overall crime reports down

UNL students reported more motor vehicle thefts on campus for the fourth straight year, numbers that reflect the increasing number of electric scooters used on campus.

Nebraska man arrested in Kansas after Red Cloud child dies

A 36-year-old Nebraska man has been arrested after an 8-year-old child in Red Cloud died, according to law enforcement.

Nebraska’s Bone Yard reshapes student tailgating on gamedays

Nebraska students once flocked to North Bottoms parties before football games. Now they gather at the university-sanctioned student tailgate on campus.

Lincoln Mayor Gaylor Baird to deliver state of the city

In last year's address, Gaylor Baird pointed to a 25-year low in crime and an all-time high in residential building permits, casting Lincoln as the "quality of life capital of the country."

Bicyclist injured in crash near UNL on Saturday morning

Lincoln police responded to the crash around 10 a.m. at Vine Street and North Antelope Valley Parkway, where a bicyclist was hit by a car. 

Omaha man dies when pickup allegedly runs red light

A 70-year-old Omaha man died Sunday following a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Ida Street and Irvington Road when a pickup truck allegedly went through a red light.  

Beatrice 6 exoneration reshaped Randall Ritnour's views. Now he's running for county attorney

Randall Ritnour once considered himself a hard-charging Republican prosecutor. The Beatrice 6 case changed his thinking. Now he's running for Lancaster County attorney as a Democrat.

Sheriff's office IDs Roca woman killed in crash south of Lincoln

Investigators believe a 16-year-old was driving about 70 mph in a 55 mph zone before a fatal crash near Roca.

Woman cited for DUI in Saturday crash that left bicyclist hospitalized

Police spokesperson Erika Thomas said the driver was believed to be under the influence of marijuana.

2 arrested after 20-year-old allegedly assaulted in east Lincoln

Two men were arrested Saturday morning after allegedly assaulting a man in northeast Lincoln, police say.

81-year-old bicyclist injured in hit-and-run crash in north Lincoln, police say

An 81-year-old Lincoln man was left injured during a hit-and-run crash on Friday, police say.

What Nebraska knows and doesn't know about federal K-12 scholarship program

As 30 states plan to opt into the federal scholarship tax credit program starting Jan. 1, it's not yet clear if all Nebraska students will qualify for a scholarship.

Lincoln revives performance audit committee after five-year hiatus

Lincoln’s performance audit committee hasn’t met since 2021. Council member Bennie Shobe says the five-year hiatus is “totally on me.”

Arrest warrant out for Kansas truck driver in attempted sex assault case at UNL

The Lancaster County Attorney's Office charged Joseph Favata, 32, of Andover, Kansas, a town near Wichita, with attempted first-degree sexual assault and first-degree false imprisonment.

Northeast Senior Center to reopen after being hit by car

The Northeast Senior Center will reopen Wednesday after closing for over a month for repairs after a car hit the building. 

Wynton Marsalis to join Cornhusker Marching Band during final tour

Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra will perform at the Lied Center and during halftime of the Nebraska-Indiana football game. 

Lincoln Community Playhouse brings 'The Great Gatsby'

The Lincoln Community Playhouse is bringing the glitz and glamour of the 1920s New York elites to the stage with "The Great Gatsby."

Hallam board OKs permit for Monolith data center

Crusoe, the Colorado-based company that would build the data center, pledged to invest money in Hallam.

Ex-Lincoln TV sports reporter gets life sentence for killing mother

Angelynn Mock, 48, of Wichita, pleaded guilty to one count of first-degree felony murder in the Oct. 31, 2025, death of her mother, Anita Avers.

Nebraska woman pleads to 23 counts for stealing over $140K from vulnerable adults

Becky Stamp, 57, of Bradshaw, pleaded no contest to theft over $5,000 plus 22 counts of abuse of a vulnerable adult, all felonies.

Nebraska auditor questions planned $23K payout to ex-retirement system director

State Auditor Mike Foley says the Nebraska Public Employees Retirement System plans to pay its ex-director for weeks after he quit less than four months on the job. 

Lincoln Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird: 'Our turn to shape what comes next'

In her eighth State of the City address, Lincoln Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird highlighted her administration's work in public safety, infrastructure, affordable housing and workforce development.

City announces new home for KZUM radio station

The local radio station will move into Lincoln's future $58.8 million downtown library by 2028.

72-year-old Lincoln man accused of inappropriately touching women at his nursing home

Prosecutors last month charged Steven Scharton with abuse of a vulnerable adult for an alleged June incident.

35-year-old charged for alleged assault at People's City Mission

A 35-year-old man has been charged after allegedly assaulting a 21-year-old man at the People’s City Mission.

NRD tested nitrate sensors by firm that later won ‘no-bid’ state deal

The test with Ethos Connected aimed to measure groundwater nitrate levels in three Twin Platte NRD test wells. Data resembled those from traditional lab tests, but no report was issued.

Nebraska's Coolest Thing contest now down to eight

The Nebraska Chamber of Commerce and Nebraska Manufacturing Alliance announced the quarterfinalists for the fifth annual Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska competition, intended to celebrate National Manufacturing Month in October.

Senator accuses Lincoln of unlawfully collecting taxes from non-city residents

A state senator said Wednesday he will introduce legislation next session after accusing the city of Lincoln of collecting taxes from residents outside city limits.

Amid legislative cuts, Lincoln council slashes $242K in minority health funding

The Legislature slashed funding for the program by 40%, forcing the city's hand. "I understand what we have to do here. I don't like it," Bennie Shobe said.

Lexington man sentenced to 30-45 years for manslaughter in shooting case

A Lexington man found guilty at trial of manslaughter in the shooting death of a man last year has been sentenced to 30 to 45 years in prison.

Geneva teen dies in crash west of Lexington after pursuit

A Sunday pursuit and rollover crash in Dawson County ended in the death of a 16-year-old from Geneva.

Neighborhood Extra: British auto show features tyres, windscreens and bonnets

A look at events in the Lincoln community.

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