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Zeman Elementary School first grade teacher Eileen Schmeichel is doused with water from a splash tower during the Zeman Color Run at Zeman Elementary School on Saturday.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Wakiya Dolezal, 9, of the Winnebago & Dakota Tribes performs a shawl dance during the Unite Intertribal Powwow on Saturday at Meier Commons.

KATY COWELL, Journal Star

A partial solar eclipse is seen over Lincoln, Monday at Hyde Observatory.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Sen. Jen Day of Omaha (left) is embraced by Sen. Tony Vargas of Omaha after Day honored him for his service to the Legislature at the Capitol on Thursday.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Members of various public safety agencies from around the state gathered alongside Ross Bartlett's family and friends at St. Mark's United Methodist Church on Friday to remember the 54-year-old Ceresco police officer, who died last week after he was hit by a car while conducting a traffic stop near U.S. 77 and Little Salt Road in Lancaster County.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Westside's goalkeeper Maia Jaroch (right) slides in to take the ball away from Lincoln Pius X's Tatum Heimes (center) as she is guarded by Brianna Busher (17) during the game on Saturday, April 20, 2024, at Lincoln Pius X.

KATY COWELL Journal Star

Engine seven crew members Eric Morgan (left) and Kirsten Bell practice advancing with a fire hose at Den Hartog Field on Tuesday.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Bryan Olesen (right) embraces his daughter Jadyn as they perform with her band AM/FM during a watch party for one of Bryan Olesen's appearance on "The Voice" on April 22 at the Bourbon Theatre. Jaydn Olesen is following in her father's footsteps by earning a spot on the 27th season of the NBC singing competition.

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Trey Lamkins, a horticulture major at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, rubs his head after seeing his new look for the first time during the Shave for the Brave event at the Willa Cather Dining Complex on City Campus on Thursday. Twelve UNL students shaved their heads to raise funds to help find cures for children with cancer. Lamkins' mother passed away last August. "Though she's no longer with us, her spirit fuels my determination to make a difference in the lives of those still fighting," he wrote. Around $6,000 was raised ahead of the event at UNL, which has put on the event for the last seven years. The donations will go to the St. Baldrick’s Foundation, but the hair will be donated to the Matter of Trust, which uses the donated hair to clean up oil spills and make goods such as burlap sacks and stockings.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

The Silver Hawks start to dogpile on Lincoln Southwest's Charley Kort (right) after she scored the game-winning goal Saturday in the final seconds of the second overtime against Gretna at UBT Stadium.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Sen. Julie Slama of Peru speaks on the floor carrying her son, Win La Grone, Thursday at the Capitol.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Newman Grove FFA members Kailey Patzel (back left), Allyx Forre (front left), Aubree Whitaker (back right) and Cora Patzel and Hayes Center FFA member Addison Richards (front right) work together to pack Mercy Meals on Thursday at Pinnacle Bank Arena. Thousands of high school FFA members, advisors and guests are in Lincoln this week for the 96th annual state convention. The meals FFA members prepared on Thursday, which include rice, dehydrated vegetables, soy and a flavored vitamin and mineral powder, will be delivered to children in need.

KATY COWELL, Journal Star

Lincoln Southeast's Davieian Williams competes in the boys triple jump event during the Harold Scott track meet on Thursday, April 18, 2024, at Beechner Athletic Complex.

KATY COWELL Journal Star

Ainsley Pickel, 14 (from left), Owen Elder, 13, Junior Martinez, 14, and Yara Othman, 14, watch as guest judges Jacob Osborn, Tobi Scaggs and Kelly Phillips taste their pineapple-infused chicken dish during the Scott Chopped Competition on Thursday at Scott Middle School. The day before the competition, the class was split into teams and told four ingredients they would be required to use to make a meal. The ingredients were chicken, carrots, pineapple and ramen noodles.

KATY COWELL, Journal Star

Lincoln North Star students (from left), senior Ezekiel Menter, and juniors Brooke Adam, Kristi Chumber and Rachel Harre look at mock stock information as they participate in the Junior Achievement Stock Market Challenge on Wednesday at Pinnacle Bank Arena. More than 600 students from 27 high schools participated in the event.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Demolition began Monday on the Clyde Malone Community Center, 2032 U St. The 14,000-square-foot building, built in the 1980s, will be replaced at the same site with a new, three-story, 54,000-square-foot building. Completion is estimated in 2025. During construction, Malone’s programs will have temporary homes in partner organizations. The total cost of designing and building the new facility is $23 million. To date, Malone has received public and private commitments totaling just more than half of the $23 million goal.

KATY COWELL, Journal Star

Dr. Jeff Gold, the priority candidate for the University of Nebraska President position, speaks during a public forum on Monday at the City Campus Union.

KATY COWELL, Journal Star

Sen. Robert Clements of Elmwood (left) stands with Sen. Justin Wayne of Omaha as Wayne asks him a question on his bill during floor debate at the Capitol on Thursday, the second-to-last day of the session.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Lincoln Southwest's Caden Ransom (center) celebrates his home run against Lincoln Pius X, Wednesday, April 10, 2024, at Sherman Field.

JUSTIN WAN Journal Star

Good Life Community Development executive director Bill Radke (left) checks on grilled pineapples next to Cody Shafer in the kitchen at JTK Cuisine & Cocktails.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Kevin Matthews, a Bellevue East sophomore (from left), Brooklyn Freeman, a Omaha Westview sophomore, and Royalty Aguer, a Papillion La Vista South senior, try to keep their cup stack together while participating in a team-building activity during the Greater Than One District Equity Collaboration Summit at the Don Clifton Professional Learning Center on Wednesday.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

On April 9, the Lincoln Police Department responded to a reported shooting an apartment in the 1100 block of G Street at about noon.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Bartender Ashley Novak pours a mixed drink at Deb's Place on Saturday in Lincoln. Deb's Place, formerly Cliff's Martini Lounge, offers more than 30 signature martinis.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Eighth-graders (from left) Treyvious Buettner, Ethan Poulsen, Eli Norval and Yousif Kadhim look up at the solar eclipse on Monday at Mickle Middle School.

KATY COWELL, Journal Star

Nebraska head coach Will Bolt looks on during the Ohio State game on April 6 at Haymarket Park.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star file photo

Nebraska's Rhett Stokes (left) outs Ohio State's Henry Kaczmar on Friday, April 5, 2024, at Haymarket Park.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Trey Coley Lusk as Barbie Esther (center) and the rest of the cast rehearse a musical performance for the Barbie Megillah Purim Spiel on Thursday, April 4, 2024, at South Street Temple. Purim takes place annually on the 14th day of the Hebrew month Adar. This year, Purim was observed on March 23 and 24. The holiday surrounds Queen Esther, a Hebrew woman who saved the Jewish people from a royal official named Haman. Every year, Jewish communities around the world read the Megillah of Esther, a scroll detailing the story of Esther’s heroics. South Street Temple will be presenting Barbie Megillah directed by Zoë Watch and written by Jaime Marx. The performance will combine the story of Esther with themes from the 2023 hit film Barbie.

KATY COWELL Journal Star

Kaleb Garr takes a bite out of his breakfast Runza on Wednesday. The Runzas weren't being sold. Instead, customers were asked to give a donation that would go toward Runza's Feed the Need charity event.

KATY COWELL, Journal Star

Lincoln Fire and Rescue personnel remove a person following a standoff at the Casey's near the airport on Tuesday.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Lincoln Southwest’s theater director Austyn McKee sits for a portrait on Tuesday, April 2, 2024, at Lincoln Southwest.

KATY COWELL Journal Star

Nebraska's Bella Bacon (right) scores at home plate next to Kansas' Lyric Moore on Tuesday at Bowlin Stadium.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Lincoln North Star's Jameson Lantz is tagged out by Lincoln Southwest's Landon Sandy at home plate Tuesday at Den Hartog Field.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy answers questions at Bryan Medical Center East Campus on Tuesday.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Weightlifting students jog around the weight room on Tuesday at Waverly High School. The current weight room is located on top of the locker rooms in a space that was originally designed as a wrestling practice area. “In order for the program to grow, we need more space,” said Anthony Harms, the strength and conditioning coach at Waverly High School.

KATY COWELL, Journal Star

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Officials recognize Lincoln dispatchers and their work to help community

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Daily Minute: Q&A with term-limited senator; early voting begins; Larson to play for Omaha

Q&A with term-limited senator; early voting begins; Larson to play for Omaha

Leading Off: Nobel Prize-nominated comedian will have plenty to say in Lincoln

Stand-up comic Steve Hofstetter, who has the distinction of being nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize for charitable work supporting other comedians, will be at the Bourbon Theatre on Tuesday.

Opponents of tax increases in Pillen property tax plan put pressure on Nebraska lawmakers

Opponents of the tax increases in Gov. Jim Pillen's property tax proposal are ratcheting up pressure on Nebraska lawmakers to kill the plan.

Feds seek at least $125 million damages for Cold War chemical spill at Nebraska missile site

Wartime bomb production and a Cold War missile site fouled the groundwater near Mead. The federal government wants defense contractors to foot a clean-up bill of more than $125 million.

Lincoln man accidentally shot himself after waking up from bad dream, police say

A 68-year-old Lincoln man accidentally shot himself in the hand early Wednesday morning, according to the Lincoln Police Department.

Farm and Food: How to win the SAF game: Part 1

Big ag appears to be rigging the rules to ensure corn-based ethanol will become the dominant feedstock for sustainable aviation fuel.

Police searching for Omaha mother charged with child abuse in death of 10-month-old

Omaha police are searching for a mother who is accused in a Douglas County warrant with causing the death of her 10-month-old son.

Election 2024 Ricketts donates $500K to Nebraska's 12-week abortion ban ballot campaign, marking reversal

Sen. Pete Ricketts is backing an effort to enshrine a 12-week abortion ban in Nebraska's constitution two years after he supported a total ban without exceptions for rape or incest.

Funeral, procession for Ceresco officer killed in traffic stop to be held Friday

The funeral service for the Ceresco police officer who was killed in a crash last week will be held Friday morning in Lincoln, followed by a procession.

Downtown Lincoln rooftop bar set to open in time for Huskers Spring Game

A crane placed a 9,500-pound shipping container on the roof of Bierhaus Maisschäler, 151 N. Eighth St., on Wednesday, which will be used for a rooftop bar.

Nebraskans, not state, will get more child support under recently passed bill

Nebraska has kept $15.7 million in child support payments that could have gone to some of the state’s neediest families. A bill would direct more of that money to those families.

UNMC proposes adding apartments on campus to meet Omaha student demand

The University of Nebraska Medical Center is proposing to build an on-campus, apartment-style residence hall to meet growing student demand. 

Lincoln school teams do well at Junior Achievement Stock Market Challenge

Two Lincoln high schools finished among the top three teams at Junior Achievement of Lincoln's Stock Market Challenge held Wednesday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

Person found in downtown Omaha building died as result of a fire, police say

The person’s burned body was discovered by a demolition crew working in the building Tuesday. The person remains unidentified.

Painted Tree store — with as many as 250 vendors — coming to SouthPointe

The former Bed Bath & Beyond location at SouthPointe Pavilions will soon have a new tenant — or lots of them.

Sen. Fischer, Ricketts join Republican colleagues in party-line vote on Mayorkas impeachment

Nebraska Republican U.S. Sens. Pete Ricketts and Deb Fischer both condemned the party-line vote Wednesday that dismissed impeachment charges against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

Daily Minute: Ricketts backs petition drive; funeral for fallen officer; NU wants state's top '25 recruit

Ricketts backs petition drive; funeral for fallen officer; NU wants state's top '25 recruit

Lincoln band Estrogen Projection is all women, all rock and all fun

All-girl outfit Estrogen Projection, which bills itself as “an indie surf punk band from Lincoln, Nebraska," is quickly rising in the local music scene.

Unpacking 2024: How Nebraska lawmakers avoided the dysfunction of the 2023 session

Nebraska lawmakers intentionally worked to make things more productive at the state capitol. Here's what they did and how it went. 

Nebraska among several states impacted by 911 outage

Four states including Nebraska experienced 911 phone outages overnight Wednesday into Thursday. A cut fiber-optic cable in the Kansas City area was the cause.

Lincoln company Nelnet to exit residential solar market

Nelnet said earlier this month that it will shift its solar engineering, procurement and construction operations to focus exclusively on commercial solar energy projects.

Amie Just: How Taylor Christopulos regained his rhythm after 'the most frustrating thing'

Taylor Christopulos was a freshman phenom. Then he had a sophomore setback. Here's how he rediscovered his top-notch form again.

Nebraska Gov. Pillen will call special session after lawmakers kill property tax package

Gov. Jim Pillen will call “as many (special) sessions as it takes” for lawmakers to deliver reduced property taxes this year.

Nebraska officials urge more openness, discussion of mental health issues

Local officials are hoping a recent partnership between 911 emergency services and 988 mental health services will increase awareness and discussion of mental health issues.

Federal jobs program in Lincoln helps employees gain more skills

Lincoln's American Job Center has helped Lincoln businesses offer more than 570 employees training in needed skills within the organization — including English — since it began in 2022.

Lincoln-area residents question Nebraska officials on West Beltway project

A $52 million project to build freeway interchanges at West Pioneers and Warlick boulevards along the U.S. 77 West Beltway is slated to happen between spring 2025 and 2028.

U.S. Sen. Ricketts calls for stronger Iran sanctions, defends opposition to Ukraine aid

Sen. Pete Ricketts called for stronger enforcement of American sanctions against Iran in the wake of its unprecedented air assault on Israel over the weekend.

Lincoln woman pleads no contest to motor vehicle homicide for crash that killed motorcyclist

Kendra Limón could get up to a year of incarceration at her sentencing next month for causing the crash in October that killed 28-year-old Brian Ramirez David.

City of Omaha, gun owners' group to enter mediation over challenges to gun regulations

The City of Omaha and a statewide gun rights advocacy group have been ordered to enter mediation over various city firearm regulations but the two sides aren't hopeful it will resolve their differences. 

Jordan Burroughs one of 6 Nebraska wrestlers gearing up for U.S. Olympic trials

Jordan Burroughs is one of six former Huskers who have qualified for this weekend’s USA wrestling trials, where he'll try to earn an Olympic spot for a third time. 

Felon voting rights bill becomes law in Nebraska without governor's signature

A bill letting felons vote when they complete their sentences became law Wednesday after Gov. Jim Pillen took the unusual step of neither signing nor vetoing the measure. 

Nebraska lawmakers pass private school scholarships bill; referendum could be rendered moot

When it takes effect, a provision of LB1402 sunsets a tax credit for donors to private school scholarships passed in 2023, which will render a referendum on that law moot.

Foundation for Lincoln Public Schools names Meadow Lane its Inspire School

The award, which recognizes one LPS school for fostering a strong sense of community, leadership and consistency, comes with a $5,000 stipend to be used on a special school project.

Daily Minute: Pillen to call special session; Rooftop gets its bar; White apologizes to NU defense

Pillen to call special session; Rooftop gets its bar; White apologizes to NU defense

Nebraska senators pass tax laws concerning pregnancy centers, federal retirees, among others

Tax credits would be offered for donations to crisis pregnancy centers under LB937, passed 45-0 on the last day of the session.

One dead after head-on collision between car and semi near Shelby

One man is dead after the Ford Focus he was in struck a semitrailer truck head-on in east-central Nebraska.

Nebraska regents approve sale of alcohol at Husker baseball, softball games

The University of Nebraska Board of Regents approved the sale of alcohol during Husker baseball and softball games at Haymarket Park on Friday.

36-year-old Fremont man found dead in Colfax County

A 36-year-old Fremont man who reported missing since Tuesday was found dead Friday morning.

Nebraska one of 14 states to participate in new lottery game

Lotto America, to begin locally on May 19, cost $1 per ticket and will have a jackpot that starts at $2 million and grows each time it is not won.

CommuteAir looking for dozens of apprentices who want to work in Lincoln's aviation sector

The regional airline currently has 47 workers in Lincoln and wants to add as many as 60 new positions — many of them paid apprentices — by October.

Regents approve planning next steps at Memorial Stadium, naming 'Osborne Legacy Complex'

The board agreed to spend $5 million with HDR for "conceptual design work," what interim NU President Chris Kabourek called the "typical next step" ahead of the project's next phase.

Nebraska unemployment rate increases in March compared with a year ago

The state unemployment rate was 2.5% last month for the seventh consecutive month and ranked as the fourth lowest in the nation. But it was higher than March 2023.

Nebraska's high court rules nurse can pursue workers' comp case over COVID-19

The Nebraska Supreme Court was split 4-3 on the decision in Christine Thiele's case. The majority reversed a Workers' Compensation Court ruling, sending her case back to that court.

Committee reveals sites for potential Lincoln convention center

Assemble Lincoln identified four private sites and five public ones being considered as possible convention center sites, saying it hopes to have one selected by the end of the year.

City Hall: Country Club group wants mural on Lincoln's South Branch Library

The Country Club Neighborhood Association wants to add a little color to the mid-century modern library branch on the corner of 27th and South streets.

Judge asked to decide who gets $3.6M in Lincoln businessman's life insurance payouts

At a hearing Friday, the question for County Court Judge Holly Parsley was where the money should go: to Aaron Marshbanks's family or to his creditors.

Lincoln man charged after police find fentanyl pills, other drugs, court documents say

A 39-year-old Lincoln man was charged Friday after the Lincoln Lancaster County Narcotics Task Force served a no-knock search warrant on two residences and discovered drugs and a stolen handgun.

National Geographic Photo Ark exhibit opens to public at Morrill Hall

The Photo Ark exhibit, featuring Nebraska native Joel Sartore's work to document every species living in the world's zoos, aquariums and wildlife sanctuaries, opened at Morrill Hall on Friday.

Lincoln man arrested after throwing brick at another man, police say

A Lincoln man was charged Thursday after he hit another man with a brick, causing a skull fracture, according to court documents.

Aksarben ball gown found at estate sale finds home at Omaha's Durham Museum

A ball gown found at an Omaha estate sale was designed by Ann Lowe. One of Lowe's most famous creations during a nearly 70-year career was Jacqueline Kennedy’s 1953 wedding gown.

Lincoln Southwest boys soccer wins HAC tournament, stays undefeated

Lincoln Southwest boys soccer won the HAC tournament Friday night, remaining undefeated.

Morel mushrooms are starting to peek out in eastern Nebraska's river bottoms

Morel mushrooms are now being found along eastern Nebraska’s river bottoms. In a few weeks, they will emerge in hilly wooded areas above rivers.

'This fight is not over': Critics rally against Nebraska law funding private school scholarships

Two days after the Nebraska Legislature passed an "end run" bill to appropriate $10 million per year for private school scholarship funds, hundreds of protestors promised to challenge the new law.

Nebraska Board of Parole to face increased accountability under new law

Nebraska parole board members will be removed from that paid job if they miss a dozen parole hearing days per year, says a new state law signed by Gov. Jim Pillen this week.

Daily Minute: Lincoln senator battles cancer; convention center sites; alcohol OK’d for ballgames

Lincoln senator battles cancer; convention center sites; alcohol OK’d for ballgames

Jim McKee: The many lives of Lincoln's Butler Mansion

Before its demise in 1949-50, Lincoln's Butler Mansion was a clubhouse, grocery store and radio station.

Student-led art club at Raymond Central High School continues to grow

At Raymond Central High School, students are paving their path in the world through art and community — and their journey is entirely student led.

Nebraska lawmakers restore vote, help babies and more in 2024 session

Nebraska lawmakers made changes this year that will affect the lives of many other Nebraskans. One of them is U.S. Navy veteran and former prisoner Carla Walker.

LFR responds to garage fire in north Lincoln

Lincoln Fire and Rescue responded to a garage fire near North 42nd Street and Cleveland Avenue on Saturday night.

Reward grows to nearly $15,000 after dog found in Omaha dumpster, covered in duct tape

“I feel like he’s doing better every day,” the young pup's owner said Friday. “He’s not his old self yet. He’s trying.”

‘They had lost everything’: Nebraska museum tells stories of Japanese Americans during dark chapter

Many Japanese immigrants settled in western Nebraska in the early 20th century and watched as their fellow immigrants were imprisoned during WWII. A new exhibit tells their stories.

Nebraska State Patrol arrests two people following pursuit in Omaha

The Nebraska State Patrol arrested two people early Saturday following a pursuit that ended in a southwest Omaha home's attic.

Denied a normal childhood, Nebraska’s youth poet laureate now aims to inspire Native kids like her to dream

On Saturday, Aliyah American Horse became the first Nebraska poet to compete for the National Youth Poet Laureate title since its inception in 2016.

Leading Off: Comedian Jeff Dunham on playing the big arenas and feeding his kids' sea monkeys

Jeff Dunham, who was the first comedian to play Pinnacle Bank Arena, returns Saturday for his third show there.

Regents to meet Friday to consider Gold's hire as NU president

The NU Board of Regents will meet at 1 p.m. Friday afternoon to approve the hiring of Dr. Jeff Gold as the system's ninth president following the 30-day review period.

Trucker dies in I-80 crash involving 3 semis in central Nebraska

A 49-year-old man died Sunday in a crash involving three semitrailer trucks on Interstate 80 in central Nebraska. 

EPA awards $62.4 million solar grant to Nebraska organization

The Environmental Protection Agency announced Monday that it has selected the Center for Rural Affairs for a $62.4 million Solar for All grant.

Tech Nebraska names Kiewit information officer chair of its executive committee

Chris Dill will lead Tech Nebraska, a group that formed in partnership with the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce & Industry last year.

UNL to host several writing camps for students this summer

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will host several writing camps for students in grades 2-12 this summer.

Woman charged for allegedly embezzling nearly $25,000 from Lincoln employer

A 34-year-old Lincoln woman was charged Monday for allegedly embezzling nearly $25,000 through her position at a scrap metal facility, according to court documents.

Lincoln City Council action will allow East Gateway Mall redevelopment to proceed

The City Council found that redevelopment plans for the former Sears building at Gateway and the former Meginnis Ford site plan conform to the city-county Comprehensive Plan.

Sarpy County deputies arrest 10 at Airbnb party that allegedly featured drugs, guns and alcohol

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Office arrested 10 people in connection with a loud house party allegedly featuring drugs, alcohol and guns.

Arbor Day tree planting ceremony to be held on Capitol south lawn

The Office of the Capitol Commission will commemorate Arbor Day with the planting of a Concolor fir on the Capitol's south lawn Friday morning.

Nebraska AG targets more THC retailers in new lawsuit after bid to ban drug failed

Nebraska's Attorney General targeted another THC retailer in a consumer protection lawsuit filed Monday, broadly accusing Midwest Smoke Shop stores of selling vapes and edibles to children.

Jordyn Petrie left Lincoln to chase a women's hockey dream, and it's paying off

Jordyn Petrie had to leave Lincoln to fully chase her dream. On her journey she is inspiring players who came before and after her.

City Council reluctantly approves land swap allowing state to build new prison in north Lincoln

The City Council on Monday approved a land-swap agreement, annexation and zoning changes that will allow the state to build a new prison in northeast Lincoln. 

Lincoln singer Bryan Olesen advances to live finals of 'The Voice'

Lincoln singer Bryan Olesen was one of three artists selected by coach John Legend from his team to advance to the live rounds of the NBC singing contest.

Daily Minute: Lincoln man advances on 'The Voice'; Nebraska nonprofit gets solar grant; Love denies allegations

Lincoln man advances on 'The Voice'; Nebraska nonprofit gets solar grant; Love denies allegations.

Sioux City School Board member Dan Greenwell must pay attorney fees for Lincoln superintendent

A judge has ruled Sioux City school board member Dan Greenwell must pay a $500 court fee and former superintendent Paul Gausman's attorney fees and court fees.

USDA issues warning for beef processed at Omaha packing plant

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service has issued a warning for ground beef produced by an Omaha packing plant that may be contaminated with E. coli.

Election 2024 Lancaster County voters in 27 precincts will go to new polling places

Voters who will see the changes — about 27,000 of the 201,000 in Lancaster County — should receive notices of the changes in their mailboxes within the next few days.

Lincoln Public Schools finalizes five-year strategic plan

Student and staff wellbeing and family and community engagement are among the priority areas identified in Lincoln Public Schools' latest five-year strategic plan.

Tennis group withdraws Woods expansion plans, decides to look for new Lincoln location

The nonprofit that runs the tennis program at Woods Park has withdrawn its controversial expansion proposal and will look for a new location but will remain at Woods for now. 

3 prison employees arrested for alleged inappropriate relationships with Lincoln inmates

Three Lincoln women have been arrested after an investigation into improper contact with multiple inmates while they worked for the Nebraska Department of Corrections, according to the Nebraska State Patrol.

87-year-old Tobias man dies in crash during dust storm near Wilber

An 87-year-old Tobias man died in a crash Monday a few miles west of Wilber, according to the Nebraska State Patrol.

Rare cicada broods won't be heard in Nebraska this spring; next emergence is 2032

Southeast Nebraska won't hear the high-pitched buzzing of the cicadas until later this summer, when the annual cicada emergence sets the soundtrack for late summer evenings.

Here's what's going on in Lincoln's music scene, April 26-May 2

Greta Van Fleet will be at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Monday.

Nebraska economic indicator drops in March after record February jump

The Nebraska Leading Economic Indicator's 1.31% decline in March came on the heels of a record jump in February.

Police arrest man in connection to knifepoint robbery of 64-year-old man, police say

The Lancaster County Attorney's Office has charged a man in connection to a February robbery, according to court documents.

Goat ropers need not apply; Lincoln Animal Control easily wrangles goat into custody

By Animal Control Officer Nick Finelli's count, the goat found Wednesday on the 1100 block of Middleton Lane was the third goat found since November 2022.

Spinning some Vinyl: New Haymarket bar brings a 'Brady Bunch' vibe to Lincoln

Vinyl, the Historic Haymarket district's newest bar, opened full time this week after a soft opening over the last few weekends.

Catholic comic coming to Lincoln's Rococo Theatre

Catholic standup comic and author Jen Fulwiler will be at the Rococo Theatre on Friday.

Daily Minute: Tennis group to leave Woods; council OKs prison land swap; Southeast Nebraska cicada outlook

Tennis group to leave Woods; council OKs prison land swap; Southeast Nebraska cicada outlook

Arrest made in October shooting that injured 4 in downtown Lincoln

A 20-year-old Omaha man was arrested Monday in connection with a downtown Lincoln shooting where more than 40 shots were fired and four people were injured in October.

Lincoln woman gets jail time for headbutting 8-year-old girl outside elementary school

"She's just with her classmates, and she's approached by a stranger, by Miss Taylor, and is assaulted and ends up with a lump on her head," the prosecutor said.

Popular store closing at Lincoln's Gateway Mall

The Express store at Gateway Mall will close as part of the company's bankruptcy filing and sale.

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen hires new deputy communications director following turnover

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen tabbed a new deputy communications director last week, marking the latest addition to the first-term governor's communications office that has experienced a lot of turnover.

New scholarship programs for YRTC students, aspiring teachers open

The Door to College Scholarship and the Career-Readiness and Dual-Enrollment Grant, created by the Legislature last year, will begin accepting applications on May 1.

Lincoln healthy living facility gathers local services under one roof

Alex and Tiffany Leonida founded Healthy Start Family Chiropractic Yoga & Fitness inside a former bank building. Then other health-related businesses located there, too.

Nebraska inmate accused of killing woman while out on parole in 2022

On Oct. 5, 2022, Jasmine Garnett was found dead along a road east of Harvard by someone working in the area.

Daily Minute: 27 new polling precincts; 500M trees planted; Nebraska Athletics new hire

27 new polling precincts; 500 million trees planted; Nebraska Athletics new hire

Five Shots: Family-owned Lincoln bar crafts flavorful cocktails

James Donaldson opened Rumology on March 10, 2020, just a day before COVID-19 was declared a pandemic. Four years later, the bar is thriving.

Sober living home owner alleges city of Lincoln violated Fair Housing Act

MAK Development, which runs Michael House, sued the city and planning commission for denying a "reasonable accommodation" allowing them to operate a sober living house at 27th and Washington streets.

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen vetoes bill meant to hold public schools liable for sex abuse

The bill would have allowed state courts to order public schools to pay punitive damages as a result of civil lawsuits — a move that state law prevents.

Films exploring Chicago projects, AI and a photographer of European Jews open at the Ross

Three films, the family drama "We're Grown Now," the time-traveling "The Beast," and the documentary "Vishniac" open at the Ross Media Arts Center on Friday.

Deputy uses Taser on man fleeing from arrest near downtown Lincoln

The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office used a Taser on a 26-year-old man Tuesday after he fled from law enforcement, according to court documents.

Milford man arrested after pointing gun at police, officials say

Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol SWAT team arrested a 22-year-old Milford man after an overnight standoff with police, officials say.

Lincoln mayor shifts $600,000 in stimulus funds to bolster child care, other workforce programs

Mayor Leirion Gaylor-Baird announced that she's shifting $600,000 in unspent federal stimulus dollars to help train child care workers, immigrant and refugee women and commercial drivers.

14-year-old student could land in juvenile court after Lincoln High stabbing, police say

Police say two male students, 14 and 15 years old, were fighting when the 14-year-old pulled out a knife and stabbed the 15-year-old in the arms and chest.

Man arrested after February incident where he shot himself, court documents say

A 34-year-old man has been arrested connection to a February incident where he shot himself, according to court documents.

Lincoln woman sentenced to prison for sex trafficking her teen daughter

A Lincoln woman who prosecutors say actively participated in the sex trafficking of her teenage daughter and profited off of it went to prison Thursday. 

Daily Minute: Lincoln High stabbing; NU's next president's contract; $600K to child care, workforce

Lincoln High stabbing; NU's next president's contract; $600K to boost child care, workforce

'It hurts my heart' — Mother of Lincoln assault survivor mourns LB25 after Pillen's veto

A week ago, Loree Woods thought her family's yearslong fight to rebalance the scales of Nebraska's civil justice system had been won. Then came Gov. Jim Pillen's veto.

West Haymarket JPA gifts parkland to city for expanded Lincoln South Haymarket Park

The West Haymarket Joint Public Agency conveyed 1.6 acres at Seventh and N streets to the city for $1 to use to expand the planned South Haymarket Park. 

Stories of survival: Exhibit displays portraits of Nebraska Holocaust survivors

A new exhibit at the Nebraska History Museum tells the story of survival through portraits of Holocaust survivors who moved to Lincoln and Omaha following the war.

NU regents approve Dr. Jeff Gold as next university president

The University of Nebraska Board of Regents finalized the hiring of Dr. Jeff Gold as the system's ninth president on Friday.

Omaha Sen. Justin Wayne: 'I'm not coming to a special session' if LB25 isn't back on table

After Gov. Pillen vetoed his bill that sought to hold schools liable for child sex abuse, Omaha Sen. Justin Wayne threatened to skip this summer's legislative session.

City Hall: Fighting election misinformation and taking a Lincoln rehab program on the road

The county Election Commissioner is using social media to correct election misinformation; the city's rental rehab program will be featured at a London conference; heat pump incentive money still available.

Daily Minute: Gold hiring final; grand jury indicts sheriff's deputy; new Holocaust exhibit

Gold hiring final; grand jury indicts sheriff's deputy; new Holocaust exhibit

Five people injured in crash west of Lincoln on Friday

Five people were injured in a crash west of Lincoln on Friday, including two with life-threatening injuries, according to the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office.

Omaha woman wanted in theft of Central High plaques booked into jail

An Omaha woman wanted in connection with the thefts of historical plaques from Omaha's Central High School was arrested Saturday and booked into the Douglas County Jail. 

Over 170 jobs require a license in Nebraska. The state will soon recognize some credentials earned elsewhere.

More than 170 professions in Nebraska require a license. The state hasn’t recognized credentials earned in other states, forcing those workers to get a new license regardless of experience. 

Election 2024 Election reminder: Last day to register to vote in person is Friday

Friday is the last day to register to vote in person at the Election Commissioner’s Office.

Lincoln police arrest man after break-in at Dillard's causes more than $9,000 in damage

A man broke into a mall department store this weekend, stole thousands of dollars worth of merchandise and caused more than $9,000 in damage, according to the Lincoln Police Department.

Seward County Sheriff's Office seizes 200 pounds of meth in I-80 traffic stop

The Seward County Sheriff's Office seized hundreds of pounds of methamphetamine with an estimated value of millions of dollars, according to the Sheriff's Office.

Lincoln Marathon will cause several streets to be closed Sunday

City officials are reminding residents that several Lincoln streets will be closed for long stretches for the Lincoln Marathon on Sunday.

Yayennings Quartet and Mwenso & The Shakes highlight Jazz in June 2024 lineup

Yayennings Quartet, featuring Grammy Award-winning trumpeter Jay Jennings, and a return of Mwenso & The Shakes are highlights of the lineup of the 2024 edition of Jazz in June.

Lincoln man charged after allegedly driving drunk, causing crash that left 2 seriously injured

A 20-year-old Lincoln man was charged Monday after allegedly driving drunk and causing a crash that left two people with serious injuries, according to court documents.

Lincoln officials tout affordable housing progress, say city is ahead of schedule

The city has added 2,147 new or rehabbed affordable housing units since 2020, which is 43% of its goal of adding 5,000 units by 2030.

Longtime Lincoln child care center announces closure; third in two months

Fingerprints Child Development Center, located inside Capitol City Christian Church, will close on May 24 after operating for nearly 20 years, and the reason why remains largely unclear.

Jim Pillen won't call special session on Nebraska property taxes without plan that can pass

Gov. Jim Pillen on Monday backed off an earlier vow to call "as many sessions as it takes" to get the job done.

Daily Minute: Hundreds of homes destroyed; deputy appears in court; Piper, Andrews win NU awards

Hundreds of homes destroyed; deputy appears in court; Piper, Andrews win NU awards.

Nebraska Public Media general manager delays retirement for smooth transition

Nebraska Public Media General Manager/CEO Mark Leonard is postponing his June 30 retirement by three months to allow the search for his successor to continue.

Grand Island day care provider charged with child abuse resulting in death

A Grand Island day care provider was charged Tuesday with intentional child abuse resulting in death after a 2-month-old infant died at an Omaha hospital.

Report: Drought continues to have negative effect on Nebraska groundwater levels

A UNL report showed 85% of the 4,822 wells measured statewide showed declines from spring 2022 to spring 2023, with an average decline across all wells of 1.65 feet.

Nebraska governor signs order to cut 1,000 vacant state jobs, but some doubt ability to do so

Gov. Jim Pillen on Tuesday signed an executive order that aims to eliminate up to 1,000 state government jobs that have remained open for 90 days or more.

Household hazardous waste collection event to be held this weekend

Two drive-thru household hazardous waste collection events will be held this weekend for Lincoln and Lancaster County residents.

Daily Minute: Petition drive begins; drought still has impact; second-ever penguin chick

Petition drive begins; drought still has impact; second-ever penguin chick

Waverly man arrested after he failed to stop and help after crash that killed Lincoln man, police say

A 41-year-old Waverly man was arrested Tuesday in connection to a fatal north Lincoln crash in February, Lincoln Police Capt. Todd Kocian said.

Daily Minute: Nebraskans frustrated by FAFSA; pro-Palestinian rally at UNL; Huskers land 2025 VB recruit

Nebraskans frustrated by FAFSA; pro-Palestinian rally at UNL; Huskers land 2025 VB recruit

Daily Minute: 2024 Primary Election Voter Guide; Lincoln's 2023 crime stats; Mast to redshirt

2024 Primary Election Voter Guide; Lincoln's 2023 crime stats; Mast to redshirt

Former Ericson State Bank president pleads guilty to bank fraud

Jack Poulsen faces up to 30 years' imprisonment and a $1 million fine for his conduct while president of Ericson State Bank from June 2010 until September 2019.

Two women dead after rural Lancaster County crash last week, officials say

Sheila Bartek, 35, and Jodie Bartek, 59, were involved in a crash at about 3 p.m. on April 26 at the intersection of Southwest 84th and West A streets, just south of Emerald.

29-year-old man dies in one-vehicle crash in western Nebraska

A 29-year-old man died Friday in a one-vehicle, rollover crash near the Wyoming border in western Nebraska.

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