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3-year-old Tommy Shaw, from Lincoln, walks with his candy bag through an illuminated “car wash” tunnel during the annual Lincoln Police Trunk or Treat on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026, at the Sandhills Global Event Center in Lincoln.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Jeff Kinney, author and illustrator of the “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” book series, emerges from a utility closet to surprise-greet a group of schoolchildren on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026, at Freeman Public Schools in Adams.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

The morning sun casts fall colors through the trees as a walker makes their way over the east bridge at Holmes Lake on Monday, Oct. 26, 2026. A mild fall week seems to be on tap for Lincoln. While there could be some rain showers throughout the week, temperatures are expected to stay in the upper 60s and low 70s.

Kenneth Ferriera

Lincoln Northeast color guard members perform during the NSBA State Marching Contest on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, at Seacrest Field in Lincoln.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Malcolm players warm up before the game against Fillmore Central on Friday, Oct. 23, 2026, in Malcolm.

Kenneth Ferriera

Lincoln Christian’s Trevin Opp embraces his mother, Sarah Opp, after finishing first during the boys Class C cross country championships Friday, Oct. 23, 2026, at the Kearney Country Club in Kearney.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Lincoln Southwest's Reagan Becker (28) and Emma Rink (22) react after making a block against Lincoln North Star during the HAC championship match on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026, at Lincoln High School.

Kenneth Ferriera

Lincoln Southwest's Cruz Lockhart (44) Cameron Mowitz (52) and Harrison Wagner (15) sing to the crowd in celebration of their win on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026, at Seacrest Field in Lincoln. Lincoln Southwest beat Lincoln North Star 28-21.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Early childhood educator Tobie Carlberg, left, helps Jack Steffen build a tower at Bubbles and Blocks on Wednesday. A new report by First Five Nebraska shows that the Lincoln and Lancaster County economy is losing hundreds of millions of dollars each year because of an inadequate childcare system.

Kenneth Ferriera

Kearney Catholic's Avery Cast (24) hoists the trophy during an NSAA Class C State Softball Championship final match on Monday, Oct. 19, 2026, at Bowlin Stadium in Lincoln. Kearney Catholic beat Bishop Neumann 3-0 to claim the title.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Millard North's Abby Beard (5) holds the trophy in the huddle postgame during the Class A state championship game Monday, Oct. 19, 2026, at Bowlin Stadium.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Gretna East's Amanda Weis (5) greets Gretna East head coach Wade Tracy after the loss during the Class B state championship game Monday, Oct. 19, 2026, at Bowlin Stadium. Gretna beat Gretna East 2-1 to claim the title.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Stevie Horse, a member of the Oglala Lakota and Ponca, from Lincoln, dances during the Indian Center and Lincoln Indian Club Annual Powwow on Saturday at William Canby Arena at the Indian Center.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Cooper Wengler swings during a round of Upper Deck Golf at Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026, in Lincoln. With tee times Friday through Saturday, participants played through nine “holes” of golf from platforms along a path throughout the upper deck and concourses of the stadium, starting and ending in the fourth floor for music, beer, food and golfing challenges.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Ashland-Greenwood sports broadcaster Tim Washburn talks with a fellow host on air during the game on Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, at Memorial Stadium in Ashland.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Wahoo’s Logan Kelly (10) is hoisted by teammates after defeating Ashland-Greenwood on Friday in Ashland.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Lincoln Southeast’s Owen Brown plays in the Class A #1 Singles NSAA boys state tennis match on Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, at Sid and Hazel Dillon Tennis Center in Lincoln.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Lincoln Christian’s Joshua Heeren celebrates during the Class B No. 2 singles state championship match Friday at Dillon Tennis Center.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

A rafter of turkeys search for food near a property off Pioneers Boulevard on Monday near the Jamaica North Trail.

Kenneth Ferriera

Nebraska's Nyziah Hunter (1) celebrates his touchdown during a Fox Big Noon Kickoff game on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026 at Memorial Stadium. Nebraska led Indiana 10-3 going into the half.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule reacts during the game against Indiana last Saturday at Memorial Stadium.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Lincoln East's Chase Cole reacts in the closing moments of a loss to Lincoln Southwest on Friday at Seacrest Field.

Kenneth Ferriera

Workers lay pavers in a brick “N” logo Tuesday outside Kiewit Hall on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus. About 130 construction management students were offered a chance to gain hands-on experience on the project.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Sen. Deb Fischer (left) speaks to members of the media alongside (from next left) Rep. Adrian Smith, EXIM Chairman John Jovanovic, Sen. Pete Ricketts and U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Wednesday during a visit from state and federal officials to NioCorp's mining project in Elk Creek.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Captured using a slow shutter speed, U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a campaign event at the Pinnacle Bank Expo Center at Fonner Park in Grand Island.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

U.S. President Donald Trump is joined by U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts as he speaks during a campaign event at the Pinnacle Bank Expo Center at Fonner Park in Grand Island.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

David Reacher wears a Make America Great Again hat with a Donald Trump themed duck on top of it as he waits in line outside of the Pinnacle Bank Expo Center on Monday, Oct. 5, 2026, in Grand Island.

KENNETH FERRIERA, LINCOLN JOURNAL STAR

Nebraska's Anthony Colandrea (10) celebrates after making a 50-yard run past Maryland defenders during the second half on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026, at Memorial Stadium.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Nebraska's Kwazi Gilmer (3) catches a touchdown under defense by Maryland's Messiah Delhomme (33) on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026 at Memorial Stadium.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Fans release balloons after Nebraska's Mekhi Nelson, bottom left, celebrates with his team following the first touchdown by the Huskers in the first half on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026, at Memorial Stadium.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Waverly marching band members wait to perform pregame on Friday, Oct. 2, 2026, at Waverly High School in Waverly. Gretna led Waverly 14-0 going into halftime.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE,Journal Star

Yellow butterflies in the Colias genus hang about in purple Aster flowers growing in a roadside ditch on Friday, Oct. 2, 2026, near 56th Street and McKelvie Road in Lincoln.

ARTHUR H. TRICKETT-WILE, Journal Star

Zaynab Totou is only in sixth grade, but she earned the attention of CEOs and seasoned professionals when she was celebrated as a Woman of the Year finalist at Inspire.

Kenneth Ferriera

Water flows through Antelope Creek, a key urban flood control channel designed to handle storm runoff, beside North Antelope Valley Parkway on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026, in Lincoln. The Lincoln Airport received 6.15 inches of rain Wednesday, setting an all-time record for rainfall in a single calendar day in Lincoln, according to the National Weather Service.

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Entourage Institute of Beauty cosmetologists Cris Santiago, top left, and Aly Bangert, top right, cut hair for Adam Lucero, bottom left, and Kimberlee Turvey during the Project Connect event on Wednesday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

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A 24-year-old man has been charged after allegedly threatening to kill a Lincoln woman and kicking an officer in the face during his arrest.

Lancaster County task force begins work on rural data center regulations

Lancaster County has no rural data centers yet, but developers are exploring two potential sites. Now a 13-member task force is weighing regulations.

'I cried happy tears': Lincoln Northeast serves up upset of Lincoln Standing Bear

Lincoln Northeast had not made the conference semifinals in at least 15 years. On Tuesday, strong serving snapped that drought in a five-set win over Lincoln Standing Bear.

2 men critically injured in shooting at Omaha convenience store

Two men were taken to an Omaha trauma center in critical condition following a shooting Tuesday night.

Before an Omaha girl vanished, federal records named her as a 12-year-old informant

At 12, Marialice Clark was named in federal documents as a source of information about weapons connected to the Black Panthers. At 14, she disappeared. Her family questions the records.

Massive elk killed, vehicle totaled in unusual southwest Lincoln crash

Deputies expected a deer crash Tuesday night near Conestoga Lake. Instead, they found an elk weighing as much as 600 pounds.

Sheriff's office searches for suspect after traffic signs stolen in southwest Lancaster County

On Wednesday, Chief Deputy Ben Houchin said the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office had five traffic signs reported missing between Sunday and Tuesday near Crete.

Ex-Husker Ferrari pleads not guilty in strangulation case

Former Husker wrestler A.J. Ferrari has pleaded not guilty to allegations that he assaulted a pregnant woman at his Lincoln apartment in May.

Childcare instability is hurting Lincoln's economy. New report shows the cost

A new report by First Five Nebraska shows that the Lincoln and Lancaster County economy is losing hundreds of millions of dollars each year because of an inadequate childcare system.

No tricks, no treats: Halloween party at Denton castle called off

A Halloween party with four DJs and an expected 350 guests at a castle near Lincoln is off after county officials raised concerns.

Man accused of threatening women with knife by downtown Lincoln library

A 24-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly threatening two women with a knife outside of a downtown Lincoln library.

Gretna man sentenced in Omaha road rage shooting

A Gretna man will serve at least three years in prison for shooting at another man's car outside a gas station near South 144th and Harrison Streets in March.

Study shows Nebraska's focus on K-12 health education could fill workforce gaps

A statewide report found that students who concentrate in health sciences opportunities while in high school are more likely to pursue postsecondary health-related education and earn more than their peers.

Neighborhood Extra: Wyuka tour; Nightmare on R Street; SparrowFest

A look at events in the Lincoln community.

Upscale restaurant coming to former Fallbrook Zipline Tap & Grill

Zipline Tap & Grill closed Saturday, to make way for a new restaurant — Red Oak Tavern, named after the Northern Red Oak, which is indigenous to eastern Nebraska.

Venture capital fund looks to give Nebraska startups a $1M boost

Proven Ventures has already backed 19 companies. Now, the Omaha fund is searching for a few more Nebraska startups to support with its remaining $1 million.

Lincoln debuts text alerts for winter storms, upgrades snowplows, adds more workers

Text STORM to 91886 to receive alerts about snow emergencies, downed trees, traffic signal outages and parking bans in Lincoln.

Ex-PTO treasurer for Lincoln elementary school sentenced for embezzling

A Lincoln woman was sentenced after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor for embezzling nearly $15,000 while she was the treasurer of Morley Elementary School's parent-teacher organization.

Another closure as long-running 27th Street project enters new phase

Drivers in south Lincoln will need another detour starting Monday as work continues on the $5.45 million South 27th Street improvement project.

Nebraska medical cannabis growers seek fee relief as legal sales remain uncertain

 Nebraska's four licensed medical cannabis growers say they're facing thousands in annual fees without a clear path to legally sell their products.

NEA chair, Rep. Mike Flood highlight how arts fuel economic growth

Republican Rep. Mike Flood emphasized the need to continue investing in the arts during an event with Mary Anne Carter, chair of the National Endowment for the Arts.

Friday at 6 p.m. is deadline for registering to vote in Nov. 3 general election

Eligible voters must now register in person at the office of Lancaster County Election Commissioner Todd Wiltgen, 601 N. 46th St.

Motorcyclist hospitalized in southeast Lincoln crash, police say

Just before 12:40 p.m., emergency personnel were sent to South 84th Street and Foxtail Drive for a crash involving a motorcyclist.

Suspect sought in overnight burglary at Lincoln Jimmy John's

An overnight burglary at an east Lincoln sandwich shop left a glass door broken and nearly $1,000 missing, police say.

Drink while you shop: Haymarket vintage thift store will have a bar

Drift will be owned by Red Herring Concepts, a group that operates Fleetwood, LeadBelly and Vinyl in the Haymarket and Toast in the Fallbrook neighborhood.

Minden aerospace company named Nebraska manufacturer of the year

Royal Engineered Composites produces parts for aerospace and defense purposes for Boeing, Northrop Grumman and Bell Helicopter.

Nebraska Chambers Association names Professional of the Year

The Nebraska Chambers Association handed out awards at its annual conference in Bellevue on Oct. 14-15.

On Lincoln Airport's radar: 3 warm-weather destinations

Houston? Tampa? The Caribbean? The Lincoln Airport wants to add more flights, but it could take a while to see them takeoff.

Nebraska troopers shoot, kill homicide suspect after pursuit near David City

Nebraska State Patrol troopers shot and killed a homicide suspect Friday after a pursuit ended near David City. Authorities say the suspect fired shots before troopers returned fire.

Omaha priest remains hospitalized after crashing Lexus SUV

Parishes across Omaha are offering prayers and support to the Rev. John Pietramale, who remains hospitalized after a car accident last weekend.

'He chose to brutalize her': Lincoln man gets lengthy sentence for 'barbaric' assault

On Sept. 21, 2025, a woman was found unconscious in a pool of blood with significant head and facial injuries. The judge described the assault as "barbaric."

Live mixtape performance at the MusicBox to celebrate Lincoln's diversity

Join cultural historian Josh Kun and producer J. Period at the MusicBox as they host a performance that celebrates Lincoln's history and the people who call the Capital City home.

Readers sound off on online sports betting, Houchin and taking America back

Readers have a lot to say about online sports gambling and the Lancaster County sheriff's race.

Nebraska high court rejects challenge over cellphone data collected through 'tower dump'

The Nebraska Supreme Court rejected a motion from Majdal Elias to review whether the cell phone data that tied him to a 2019 murder was properly obtained.

Mead Lumber celebrates 60 years in Beatrice

So the store held a food drive as part of its festivities Friday. The event also included booths for local nonprofits, a free lunch and chainsaw carving display.

Lincoln Public Schools to expand special education support with $60K donation

A $60,000 donation from Union Bank and Trust will help Lincoln Public Schools pay for technology to expand assistive communication and adapted learning access for the district's special education students.

Nebraska Wesleyan opens business accelerator named for longtime Garner Industries owner

The Philip S. Mullin Accelerator Studio, located near 48th Street and St. Paul Avenue a few blocks west of Nebraska Wesleyan's campus, will help students turn business ideas into reality.

Rollover on Saturday claims life of 22-year-old

The Cedar County Sheriff's Office said the driver of a pickup truck was ejected in a rollover crash. The driver died at the scene.  

A little gas, a lot of gratitude: Lincoln church helps neighbors at the pump

At $4.37 a gallon, every dollar counts. A Lincoln church helped neighbors stretch their budgets with a gift that went beyond the gas pump.

New SNAP rules leave Nebraska families facing food insecurity

One year after Nebraska implemented new requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, advocates and impacted Nebraskans shared how the changes are affecting communities across the state.

Nebraska State Patrol details fatal shooting of homicide suspect

Nebraska authorities say a homicide suspect fired at a sheriff, fled and later exchanged gunfire with state troopers near David City.

22-year-old injured after being 'pistol-whipped' at a 'wild party,' police say

Lincoln police on Saturay night responded to North 23rd and Orchard streets after receiving reports of a “wild party.”

A box of dog ashes. A tooth knocked out. Lincoln police make an arrest.

A Lincoln man lost a front tooth after a woman allegedly threw a box containing dog ashes at his face during an argument, police say.

Former LPS superintendent receives reprimand from Iowa ethics board in settlement

An Iowa ethics board issued a reprimand and suspended the license of former Lincoln Public Schools superintendent Paul Gausman related to alleged violations while leading Sioux City Community School District.

Lincoln woman transforms Woods Park home into a Halloween destination

Halloween is part of Kat Williams’ personality, and her house has become a haunted attraction known as Kat’s Krypt, where she wants to scare everyone who comes near.

Teen's new attorneys in Lincoln murder case argue prosecutors should be disqualified

A murder trial set to start Monday has been delayed after the Lincoln teen's attorneys appealed a judge's denial of a motion to disqualify the prosecutors in the case.

Nebraska colleges awarded $3M grants from education, labor departments

The College of Saint Mary, Doane University and York University were among the nearly 400 institutions awarded a $3 million federal Strengthening Institutions Program grant in 2026.

Group mocking Pillen's no-bid contract awards 10 grants of $5K each

The nonprofit that inserted itself into Nebraska's governor's race by critiquing Gov. Jim Pillen's steering a $2.5 million, no-bid contract to a lobbyist announced the groups that won its grants.

Columbus man arrested in connection with fatal Schuyler pedestrian crash

Daniel Reynoso was located around 1:30 p.m. Monday by Platte County deputies in Lindsay and taken to the Platte County Jail.

Lancaster County Board taps Maria Hatfield to lead jail

The adult detention facility at 3801 W. O St. opened in the summer of 2013 and has a maximum capacity of 786.

Jury finds insurance company acted in bad faith, awards Nebraska woman $11.3M

A Douglas County jury has awarded $11.3 million in damages to an Omaha mother of 10, finding Farmers Insurance had acted in bad faith in refus…

SCC partners with York schools, employers on new workforce training center

The Southeast Community College Educational Foundation and the York community have raised nearly $4 million in the past year toward the new project.

Case closed: Lost ring picked up on UNL's campus returned to owner

The diamond-accented band with an inscription reading Jim and Cheryl Sept. 6, 1996 belongs to Cheryl Fitzgarrald of Omaha, Nebraska Today reported.

Among Lancaster County candidates, Matt Schulte leads fundraising, spending in 2026

Reports detailing fundraising and spending after Oct. 19 through Election Day aren't due to the Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission until mid-January.

SCC moving ahead with 2nd residence hall, new dining hall at Lincoln campus

SCC’s Board of Governors approved a guaranteed maximum price of $48.4 million for the 128,000-square-foot facility, which is expected to open in 2028.

Election 2026 LPS students have voted. Here are mock election results.

Just a week ahead of Nebraska's midterm election, thousands of Lincoln Public Schools students got a feel for what it means to participate in the democratic process by voting.

Commercial burglaries in Lincoln up slightly in 2026

From January through September, the department recorded 108 commercial burglaries, compared to 88 incidents reported during the same time period in 2025.

Advocates say Nebraska school districts fail to support deaf, hard-of-hearing students

Advocates for deaf and hard-of-hearing students said Nebraska school districts often fail to provide equal access to education and asked lawmakers to draft legislation that protects students' rights.

New study ranks Nebraska best state for jobs despite low pay

Nebraska is the best state for jobs, according to a new WalletHub study comparing the 50 states across 34 key metrics.

UNL names 30-member committee, hires $280K firm to lead chancellor search

Who should lead Nebraska's flagship university? UNL is inviting students, faculty, staff and the public to weigh in during November listening sessions.

Police officer's dog died in extreme heat, Nebraska court documents say

A neighbor heard a dog howling and crying in extreme heat. Court documents reveal new details about the animal cruelty case against a Nebraska City police officer.

Ex-director of Nebraska Liquor Control Commission pleads guilty to federal charges

Outside of the courtroom, defense attorney Bill McGinn said Hobert Rupe has been forthcoming about his decisions not being good, and he wants to "make it right" with Nebraska taxpayers.

Phone records, medical testimony highlight 2nd day of Gage County child abuse trial

An investigator testified about Snapchat messages between Timothy Erks and Felix Reyna's mother as Erks' child abuse trial continued Wednesday in Gage County.

Wayne State to offer accelerated bachelor's programs in business, education

The Higher Learning Commission earlier this month approved Wayne State's plan to offer a 90-credit-hour applied business administration program and a 92-credit-hour applied special education generalist.

Head Start advocates want program in state law as federal overhaul looms

More than 5,000 children benefit from Head Start in Nebraska each year. As the federal government plans to largely deregulate the program, advocates asked lawmakers to put requirements in statute.

Election 2026 Early vote totals for general election in Lancaster County already surpass primary

County Election Commissioner Todd Wiltgen said by the end of the day on Tuesday, his office had received about 35,000 of the 45,500 early vote ballots it had issued.

'All kinds of potential': Lincoln Sports Foundation touts expansion, looks to future

The Lincoln Sports Foundation unveiled four new volleyball courts at the newly renamed Bison Indoor Sports Center — and is now planning its next move.

Ex-store manager sentenced for taking $300K winning scratch-off ticket

A Greeley man who scratched off a winning lottery ticket worth $300,000 before paying at the convenience store he managed has been sentenced to three years of probation. 

Man who tossed drugs, phones into Lincoln prison gets 6-year sentence

A Pine Ridge, South Dakota, man is going back to prison after lobbing tennis balls and socks filled with contraband over a prison fence within days of his release. 

Lincoln declines to give city buses to new Husker gameday shuttle company

Pronto has struggled to secure buses, which it said limits them from carrying as many fans on game day as the Big Red Express.  

Lincoln libraries challenge kids to read 1K books before kindergarten

Lincoln children and families can earn prizes by participating in the city's upcoming 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten challenge. 

Judge calls mistrial after jury deadlocks in Lincoln man's sexual assault case

A Lancaster County jury found a Lincoln man not guilty of two felony charges and deadlocked on four other counts, resulting in a mistrial last week. 

Grand Island company wins Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska competition

Nova-Tech's Animal Health IV Fluids was crowned king of the 16-person field in the fifth annual Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska competition.

Will rain put damper on trick-or-treating or Nebraska football? Here are the chances.

Husker fans and trick-or-treaters may want to pack a light rain jacket on Halloween night just in case.

Two arrested after surrendered dogs lead to more abused animals in Lincoln house

More than three weeks after four severely malnourished dogs were brought in to the Humane Society, deputies uncovered a house filled with abused animals, leading to the arrest of two Lincoln residents.

Paving opportunity: New transfer program guarantees SCC graduates admission at UNL

On Course will allow SCC graduates who carry a 2.0 grade-point average or higher to transfer up to 60 credit hours to UNL in pursuit of a four-year degree.

Lincoln secures $11.7M federal grant for West O Street safety improvements

The grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation will help fund a $14.6 million project along 1.8 miles of West O Street between Northwest 22nd and Third streets.

Nebraska could face a roughly $1.2B budget deficit next biennium

Current estimates for the upcoming biennium, covering fiscal years 2027-28 and 2028-29, project Nebraska will face a roughly $1.19 billion shortfall.

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