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A man walks his dogs along the Rock Island Trail as traffic navigates snow-covered roads on Nebraska Parkway on Friday. Thursday night's snowstorm shattered forecasters' expectations by dropping snow well into Friday morning, snarling traffic and cancelling classes.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Lincoln Southwest's Kenley Harris reacts after taking down Kearney’s Carsyn McBride during the Class A 115-pound state championship match Wednesday at CHI Health Center Omaha.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

A pedestrian walks down K Street across from St. Mary's Catholic Church on a snowy Thursday afternoon.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Kearney's Braxton Robinson wrestles Creighton Prep's Kaleb Griffith during a Nebraska boys high school wrestling state tournament Class A 157 pound seminal round match at the CHI Health Center in Omaha on Friday, Feb. 20, 2026.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Congressman Mike Flood, left, shakes hands with Lancaster County Chief Deputy Ben Houchin during a reelection campaign stop at Tico's of Lincoln on Friday, Feb. 20, 2026.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

An officer with the Lincoln Police Department ties crime scene tape to a nearby tree as they investigate a body found by a retention pond by at the intersection of north 50th and R street on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026, in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

University of Nebraska-Lincoln freshmen Tony D’Agosto, from left, Matthew Leholm, Leo Scaletty and Austin Schmidt play a game of Spikeball on Tuesday outside the computer science building on City Campus. “It’s great to get outside and have fun with some of my friends after it being so cold recently,” D’Agosto said. Lincoln reached 71 degrees on Tuesday, shy of the record of 74 for Feb. 17 set in 2017. Wednesday is expected to be pleasant as well, with a high of 64 on tap. But a pattern shift will bring a cooldown — and chances for snow — on Thursday.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Scott Middle School seventh grader Hanshiya Vijay with her gold medal after winning the Lincoln Public Schools spelling bee Saturday at Culler Middle School.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Nebraska's Eliza Maupin (21) battles to the rim past Iowa’s Ava Heiden (5) during the first half on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026, at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Cooper Hood, 8, her sister Loxley, 12, and Marie Kissinger Kruse stand next to a four foot tall valentines day heart outside of the Bartek’s home on Friday, Feb. 13, 2026, in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Emma Henry, back left, watches as her son Kristopher, 4, and his sister Elizabeth, 5, launch a toy rocket into the air at Holmes Lake on Monday. “We are just enjoying the fake spring,” Henry said.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

14-year-old bull rider Cooper Smith gets set in the chute with his bull rope during a bullriding/fighting camp hosted by Party Rock Rodeo on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026, at Livestock Market Pavilion in the Sandhills Global Event Center in Lincoln. “I love it—the adrenaline rush,” Smith said of the sport. For a $400 tuition, students had an opportunity to spend February 5th through the 7th training bullfighting with Richard Wayne Ratley and bullriding with Cody Custer.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Lincoln High School students Damaris Lemus, from left, and Loh Ba Htoo take part in a walkout to protest against ICE on Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2026, in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Omaha Skutt Catholic’s Lucas Heller (2) Will Eickman (22) and Kai Kohles (32) react on their way off the court after the win on Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026, at Norris Middle School in Firth. Norris fell to Omaha Skutt Catholic 55-52.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Interim UNL Chancellor Katherine Ankerson, center, collects her shovel for Tuesday's groundbreaking ceremony for the Lied Center for Performing Arts' $35 million expansion project.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Nebraska's Sam Hoiberg (1) scores a layup in front of Purdue's Fletcher Loyer (2) during the second half on Tuesday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Lincoln North Star students lead a protest against ICE through the Lincoln Crossing shopping center on Friday, Feb. 6, 2026, in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Grand Island's Kaleigh Kuusela (12) embraces Fremont's Macey Bates (22) after the NSAA Girls Team Bowling State Championship on Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2026, at Sun Valley Lanes & Games in Lincoln. Grand Island beat out Fremont 3-1.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Lincoln North Star students hold flags and signs out the window of their vehicle as they cheer on their classmates on the sidewalk during a protest against ICE through the Lincoln Crossing shopping center on Friday, Feb. 6, 2026, in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Snow falls over the Nebraska State Capitol on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026, at in Lincoln.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Nebraska fans throw shredded paper pamphlet into the air after the Huskers score their first points of the first half on Sunday, Feb. 1, 2026, at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Lincoln North Star’s Ani Leu (15) hoists the HAC championship plaque after the Gators defeated Lincoln Southwest on Saturday at Lincoln High.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Nebraska's Sam Hoiberg (1) scores past Illinois' Jake Davis (15) during the second half on Sunday, February 1, 2026 at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Lincoln Pius X’s Ava Markowski (40) flails the cut net after the NSAA Girls Basketball Class B3 District Final on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026, at Lincoln Pius X High School in Lincoln. Lincoln Pius X beat Elkhorn North 53-43 to claim the title.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Luda Smyshliaiev, a Ukrainian immigrant from Kherson, bows her head in prayer with the crowd on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026, at the Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln. More than a hundred attended as members of Lincoln’s Ukrainian community gathered at the State Seal Fountain to share remarks, join in song and to pray for peace to mark four years of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. “I’m here to let there world know that it’s not just war—it’s a genocide,” Smyshliaiev said. “They want to erase us.”

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Nebraska's Pryce Sandfort (21) goes for two under defense by Maryland’s Elijah Saunders (13) and George Turkson (11) on Feb. 25 at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star file photo

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The Omaha World-Herald will close its downtown printing plant at the end of this month and outsource production of the print newspaper.

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One of this year's Thank You Teacher award winners helped an Irving Middle School student come out of his shell and realize his passion for science.

He fired a fatal shot, called 911, performed CPR. Now he faces up to 40 years.

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The Legislature voted 36-1 to advance a narrower version of a bill (LB455) sponsored by Sen. Bob Hallstrom of Syracuse that sought to enact reforms to Nebraska’s worker’s compensation system.

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While camera footage -- whether police body-cam footage, cruiser cameras and other private security footage -- is playing a bigger role in criminal trials, Johnson's trial still stands out. 

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A Lincoln man has been charged with felony criminal mischief for allegedly breaking stained glass windows and doors at two downtown Lincoln churches on Saturday night. 

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The Lancaster County Board on Tuesday voted unanimously to approve a neighborhood's petition to move from the Bennet Rural Fire Protection District to the Southeast Rural Fire Protection District.

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A 77-year-old inmate serving time for murder died Tuesday, according to the Department of Correctional Services.

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The lawsuit accuses Roblox Corporation of knowingly creating and maintaining a platform that exposes children to sexually explicit, violent and age‑inappropriate content.

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While the challenges brought Auguste to Las Vegas, North Carolina, Fiji and Saudi Arabia, his family back in Lincoln simply knew he was away at “Summer Camp.”

Spring forward Sunday but read this first so you won't be so grumpy

If you woke up Sunday in a foul mood, there’s a good reason, and you won’t be alone.

Nebraska lawmakers send budget to floor with $125 million gap

The Appropriations Committee cut spending and tapped reserves, yet Nebraska’s budget still faces a significant shortfall as it heads to the floor.

Judge says group can intervene in legal challenge to Lincoln's fair housing ordinance

"Undoing source of income protections would have dire consequences for our clients and for countless Lincolnites," Nebraska Appleseed attorney Kasey Ogle said in a press release. 

A year later, Lincoln's co-responder mental health program is going strong

The goal of the program is diverting people experiencing mental health crises from emergency protective custody, hospitalization and jail.

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If you ask Bob Rook how TADA Productions got its start, he’d tell you it was an accident 25 years ago.

Nebraska lawmakers put out cigarette tax hike, uniform tax on vapes

The measure (LB1124) from Sen. Tony Sorrentino of Elkhorn ran into opposition from lawmakers from both sides of the political aisle before falling short of advancing.

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Ryan Greenwood, 36, would face a minimum of 20 years in prison and up to life if he's convicted of child abuse resulting in death, as charged. 

Lincoln to begin work on 68 miles of arterial, residential streets in 2026

Since 2019, the city has invested more than $360 million in transportation infrastructure, improving or constructing 193 lane miles of arterial streets and 162 lane miles of residential streets.

Police say Lincoln man withdrew $253,990 from elderly relative with dementia

A 66-year-old Lincoln man has been charged with abuse of a vulnerable adult for allegedly bilking an elderly relative with dementia out of more than $250,000. 

Jury convicts Lincoln man in double murder outside strip club

A Lancaster County jury found Christopher Johnson guilty of two counts of first-degree murder in a 2024 shooting outside The Office.

Cigarette tax bill fails as senators clash over $140 million shortfall

Senators aired grievances over the failure of a tax bill and drew lines they will not cross when the budget debate takes center stage next week.

Teen charged with terroristic threats for allegedly shooting at vehicle with AR-style rifle

A 16-year-old was charged after allegedly shooting an AR-style rifle at a vehicle in north Lincoln last month.

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Among the selections included in LB972 are solid-color plates, as well as designs honoring the University of Nebraska State Museums and women veterans.

Nebraska secretary of state says Iran operations unlikely to disrupt ag trade

Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen says military operations in Iran won’t significantly disrupt ag trade, even as farmers warn of rising fuel and fertilizer costs.

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A Lincoln teen charged in a 2024 fatal stabbing will be tried as an adult after the state’s high court upheld a lower court ruling.

Lincoln man charged after investigators find over 15 pounds of meth, 7 pounds marijuana

A 47-year-old Lincoln man was arrested after investigators allegedly found more than 15 pounds of methamphetamine and 7 pounds of marijuana.

Nebraska lawmakers give OK to bill funding domestic violence services

Lincoln Sen. Eliot Bostar's bill eliminates a tax exemption for data senators to provide $3 million in funding to domestic violence shelters across Nebraska.

If you feel terrible Sunday morning, you're not alone. Blame the time change.

If you woke up Sunday in a foul mood, there’s a good reason, and you won’t be alone.

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Two brothers who once served in Iraq together were killed in an early morning house fire on South 11th Street. Neighbors remember their kindness and steady presence.

Nebraska Ed Board rejects $11M in grants to address school psychologist shortages

The Nebraska State Board of Education failed to approve $11 million in federal grants to address school psychologist shortages, with some members citing a lack of "guardrails" around mental health. 

Lincoln police investigate gunshots near Woods Park

Police found multiple fired casings in a parking lot in Woods Park Thursday evening. No one was injured, according to the Lincoln Police Department.

Hastings teen found dead in university dorm room during spring break

The 19-year-old was a member of the Mustangs’ swim team and swam the 200 medley.

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A 46-year-old man was killed in an early Sunday crash.

A Ferrari was stolen 20 years ago. Now it’s worth millions and stuck in court.

The market value for a 1996 Ferrari F50 may have increased by millions of dollars as a court fight over who owns the supercar has reached its fifth year in federal court.

100-year-old Nebraska WWII vet becomes oldest organ donor in U.S.

Two days later, the family learned the organ was successfully transplanted, honoring a life of service — from World War II Europe and Nuremberg Trials to lifelong care for his family.

Clock is ticking: DISH Network may drop NBC, Fox channels in Nebraska

DISH subscribers in Nebraska could lose several local NBC affiliates if a renewal deal isn’t reached by 6 p.m. Tuesday.

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