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As icy stalactites hang from the ceiling, Sawyer Downs, 25, and his neighbor Macoy Fergus look for personal effects inside of the Downs home near 25th and L street, which was destroyed in Tuesday's fire, on Thursday, Feb. 20, 2025, in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

The Lincoln North Star team celebrates after defeating Omaha Marian in the A-4 district final on Friday at Lincoln North Star.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

University of Nebraska-Lincoln freshman Carter Geddings, a business administration major from Fremont, shoots hoops outside Abel Hall on Tuesday in Lincoln. After the extreme cold last week caused school closures, warmer temperatures returned to Lincoln this week.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Lincoln East’s Jadeon Carter celebrates winning the Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay on Saturday, March 1, 2025, at the Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln.

OLIVIA ANDERSON,Journal Star

Lincoln Southeast's Chewy Thoat (33) and Tre Bollen (12) carry the A-6 district plaque to the student section following the Knights' victory over Lincoln Northeast on Monday at Lincoln Northeast High School.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Lincoln Pius X's Ellie Wells holds the net after the Bolts defeated Elkhorn North in the B-2 district final on Saturday in Lincoln.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Norris High School senior Anneliese Bargen (left) and Raymond Central senior Sarah Lange pose for a portrait on Thursday at the Capitol. The two students were selected to take part in the prestigious U.S. Senate Youth Program in Washington, D.C.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Omaha Westview's Kalynn Lyons (left) wrestles against Bennington's Maycee Peacher in the Class A 130-pound championship match last February in Omaha.

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Nebraska’s Jessica Petrie (left) and Washington’s Elle Ladine vie for possession of the ball on Feb. 23 at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

OLIVIA ANDERSON, Journal Star file photo

Lincoln East’s Jadeon Carter (front) and Bellevue’s Alexander Jones compete in the Boys 500 Yard Freestyle on Saturday, March 1, 2025, at the Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln.

OLIVIA ANDERSON,Journal Star

Lincoln Pius X's Joe Andreasen celebrates his win against Sidney’s Patrick McCartney wrestles during the Nebraska Class B 190-pound championship match on Saturday, Feb. 22, 2025, at CHI Health Center in Lincoln.

OLIVIA ANDERSON

Jed Stonacek (from left), Kelli Dorsey and Brian Dorsey wade out of the water at Holmes Lake during Saturday's Polar Plunge. The annual event challenges costumed participants to plunge into the cold water to raise money from family and friends for Special Olympics Nebraska. Prizes were awarded for creativity and money raised.

OLIVIA ANDERSON, Journal Star

Lincoln Fire and Rescue personnel battle flames as they respond to a three house fire near South 25th and L streets on Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2025, in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

People gather during a Presidents Day protest Monday at the Capitol.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Rev. Wheeler Parker Jr., cousin of Emmett Till and the last living eyewitness to Till’s abduction, poses for a photo at City Impact on Friday, Feb. 14, 2025, in Lincoln. Rev. Wheeler Parker Jr., cousin of Emmett Till and the last living eyewitness to Till’s abduction, as the keynote speaker for its 2nd Annual Black History Month event and program, “We're Not Done Yet!” 

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Lincoln Northeast’s Elijah Harris and Papio South’s Jayden Herrera reach for the ball in front of Papio South’s Grant Beckenhauer, Lincoln Northeast’s Lazerek Houston and Papio South’s Levi Webb on Friday, Feb. 14, 2025, at Lincoln Northeast High School in Lincoln.

OLIVIA ANDERSON,Journal Star

The Church of Blues Duo performs during Lincoln Exposed on Wednesday in Lincoln.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Elvis tribute artist Taylor Salamon (from left) of Colorado Springs, Colorado, (from left) speaks with fellow Elvis performers Ryan Rose, of Tipp City, Ohio, and Benjamin Johnson of Missouri during the Nebraska Elvis Festival held at The Graduate Hotel on Friday.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Nebraska's Brice Williams (right) attempts a 3-pointer against Maryland's Derik Queen on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025, at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

JUSTIN WAN,Journal Star

Lexis Funk (left) and Aud Koch clear snow from the west steps of the Capitol on Wednesday. Frigid temperatures kept Civil War reenactors from standing guard near the Abraham Lincoln statue as they normally do on the anniversary of 16th president's birthday. Wednesday would have been the 216th anniversary. The cold also drove people to Lincoln's homeless shelter. The People's City Mission reported it had 430 people spending Wednesday night in the shelter, which was built to house up to 280 guests, meaning many slept on mattresses on the floor.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Moore Middle School student Charani Kummiti competes in the 2025 LPS Spelling Bee at Culler Middle School on Saturday, Feb. 8, 2025, in Lincoln.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Nebraska’s Balvin Israel lands during the Men’s Triple Jump on Saturday, Feb. 8, 2025, at the Bob Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln.

OLIVIA ANDERSON,Journal Star

Savannah Gardner laughs while barreling down the Holmes Lake dam Wednesday.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Dick Wolf (from left), Pat Wolf, Mary Ann Bendezu and Don True practice lunging with their foils during an introductory fencing class at Aging Partners Victory Park Senior Center on Friday.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Attendees of Nebraska Walk for Life, including Sen. Tanya Storer of Whitman (center), recite the Pledge of Allegiance on Saturday, Feb. 1, 2025, at the Capitol.

JUSTIN WAN,Journal Star

Nebraska’s Juwan Gary dunks the ball on Sunday, Feb. 9, 2025, at the Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln.

OLIVIA ANDERSON

Kristi Sittner sets up her booth in preparation for the Nebraska Builders Home and Garden Show on Thursday at the Sandhills Global Event Center. Sittner is the owner of “Tailored Landscapes,” and said she thinks people are often “pleasantly surprised when they find something to shop for” due to many of the booths being construction-based. The show runs through Sunday at the center, South 84th Street and Havelock Avenue. Hours are noon to 8 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $10 per person with 10% of ticket prices going to the Food Bank of Lincoln.

 

OLIVIA ANDERSON, Journal Star

New head volleyball coach Dani Busboom Kelly (right) speaks to fans during a welcome celebration held on Thursday at the Devaney Sports Center.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Lincoln North Star's Sarah Gatwech (second left) celebrates after defeating Lincoln Southwest in the Heartland Athletic Conference championship Saturday at Lincoln North Star High School.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Loralei Jeffery shows her mother Sara (right) an egg that was laid earlier in the morning on Tuesday. The Jeffery family coop gives the family a steady supply of eggs.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Heather Circo holds a sign towards oncoming cars during the National Day of Protest on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025, at the Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln.

OLIVIA ANDERSON

Former Nebraska head volleyball coach John Cook (center) raises his fist as he is recognized for his service during a welcome celebration held on Thursday, Feb. 6, 2025, at the Devaney Sports Center.

KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star

Lincoln Northeast's Lazerek Houston (center left) celebrates the win against Lincoln North Star with teammate Quincy Montoya on Saturday at North Star.

JUSTIN WAN,Journal Star

Nebraska's Britt Prince dribbles around Michigan's Syla Swords in February at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

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Jeremy Andel, the former girls wrestling coach at David City High School, turned himself in and made his first court appearance on felony charges Thursday. 

Lincoln man pleads guilty to motor vehicle homicide in fatal motorcyclist crash

Jeffrey Ramirez, 68, entered the plea by video Thursday and faces up to a year of incarceration at his sentencing, set in April. 

Daily Minute: Power plant explosion; Casey's standoff sentencing; LPS teacher vacancies

Power plant explosion; Casey's standoff sentencing; LPS teacher vacancies

'You're a predator': Judge sentences Hickman man to prison for molesting girl

A 43-year-old Hickman man was sentenced Thursday after being found guilty of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl. 

From UNL to DOGE: Nebraska prodigy’s role in Musk overhaul shocks, pleases back home

He was a smart kid who loved golf and computers and had big dreams. So how did Luke Farritor go from Lincoln to helping Elon Musk overhaul the federal government?

Nebraska attorney general, Lancaster County sheriff warn of violent scam

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers and Lancaster County Sheriff Terry Wagner have issued a consumer alert regarding a threatening scam in Lancaster County.

Nebraska prison reform advocates to host summit in Lincoln

Attendees will hear from speakers supporting "second-chance" policies that make reentry into society easier for formerly incarcerated individuals, according to a news release.

Ava Thomas: Thank you Journal Star readers for your patience during difficult time

When folks learn what I do for a living, the most common response is, "I start every day by reading the paper."

'I'd love to stay': UNL’s Russian language program set to be eliminated

Mitchell Baughman will be one of the last students to graduate from UNL with a Russian degree this spring with the university set to eliminate the program.

City Hall: Lancaster County engineer says hiring freeze will hurt county roads

City Hall: Lancaster County engineer worries road conditions will suffer because of hiring freeze; more kids in the Youth Services Center charged as adults; Steeping Up award for the county.

Child care centers across Lincoln work to implement standard security protocol

Nearly eight years ago, a Lincoln child care center employee had to act fast when a strange man entered the building. Now, she's helping other centers implement standard security protocol.

DOGE funding cut causes UNL teaching students to lose scholarships

After the Department of Government Efficiency cut funding to a UNL program aimed at improving teacher recruitment and retention, 16 teaching students have lost full-ride scholarships to the university.

 

Fremont man sentenced for throwing rocks at medical helicopter trying to land

On Aug. 29, 2020, Drew Beerbohm was seen and caught on surveillance cameras throwing rocks at a medical helicopter attempting to land on the helipad at the hospital in Fremont.

Lincoln man on federal probation for bank robberies indicted for armed robbery in Omaha

Sherman Wade, 44, hasn't yet been arraigned on the charges of bank robbery and use of a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence.

Opponents of solar farm south of Lincoln file court appeal of special permit

Opponents of what would be the largest solar farm in Lancaster County are asking the court to reverse the County Board's approval of a special permit to allow its construction.

After new filing, Nebraska AG says Section 504 lawsuit will not harm disability protections

In an updated filing submitted Wednesday, the 17 state attorneys general who joined the suit clarified it was not their intent to deem Section 504 unconstitutional. 

6 startups receive $20K LaunchLNK grants from Lincoln economic development group

Six startups will be awarded $20,000 LaunchLNK grants to encourage their growth in Lincoln.

 

 

 

 

Man arrested in connection with fatal Omaha stabbing

Police arrested 27-year-old Elijah Hinton and took him to the Douglas County Jail on suspicion of criminal homicide and use of a weapon to commit a felony.

Daily Minute: Section 504 lawsuit; UNL reviewing DEI programs; family recovering after fire

Section 504 lawsuit; UNL reviewing DEI programs; family recovering after fire

Millions of fans are mourning after death of Omaha's Howie the crab

Fans agonized over every molt and delighted in each new knitted hat. But now those 2 million social media followers of Howie the crab are in mourning.

Seward Civic Center close to completing first phase of renovations

A $2.6 million renovation of the Seward Civic Center is nearing completion, but additional improvements are on the drawing board.

Lincoln provides updates on infrastructure improvement projects

Lincoln Transportation and Utilities on Friday provided updates on four of the ongoing infrastructure improvement projects in town.

Gates Foundation awards NU $3.5 million to expand irrigation access for small farmers

The Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute at the University of Nebraska will research the impacts of irrigation as a service for small-scale farmers.

South Lincoln house fire causes $75K in damage

Lincoln Fire and Rescue were called to a house fire near South 45th Street and Old Cheney Road on Friday night.

1 in critical condition after south Lincoln crash

One person is in critical condition after a two-vehicle crash in south Lincoln on Friday. 

Nebraska State Patrol release names of married couple in Clay County homicide

The Nebraska State Patrol and Clay County Sheriff’s Office are investigating an apparent attempted murder-suicide that occurred Friday in rural Harvard, about 33 miles south of Grand Island. 

Nebraska nurse's license revoked; elderly vet patient died after choking

Timothy Tesmer, Nebraska's chief medical officer, revoked the license of a Bellevue licensed practical nurse due to an incident that caused an elderly veteran patient's death in 2024. 

Bernie Sanders explains reason for trip to Omaha: to 'fight the oligarchy'

Sen. Bernie Sanders planned to discuss fighting back against President Donald Trump and Elon Musk at a town hall in downtown Omaha Friday. 

Mail sorting will stay in North Platte, say Fischer, Ricketts and Smith

Three of Nebraska's five members of Congress announced Friday that the U.S. Postal Service no longer will reduce North Platte's Mail Processing and Distribution Center to a “local processing center.”

UNO closes diversity office as federal government threatens to revoke federal funding

The University of Nebraska Omaha has closed its diversity office after the federal government indicated universities could lose federal funding over diversity, equity and inclusion efforts. 

Pat Lopez: 'The perfect person at the perfect time to protect the community'

Local officials say Pat Lopez's decades of work in public health and the relationships she built made her the right leader when a global pandemic hit.

Looking to save energy? Lincoln Electric System program offers to do just that

This year, LES is offering $2.2 million in incentives to customers who install energy-efficient features like heat pumps.

Dave Bundy, Lincoln Journal Star editor, tackled cancer twice with grace, grit

Dave Bundy battled a rare bile duct cancer, called cholangiocarcinoma, which has a five-year survival rate of under 20%, but he survived more than eight years. He died Sunday.

Lincoln Police officer fires shot at fleeing vehicle; no injuries reported

An officer-involved shooting occurred early Monday near the intersection of North 48th and Orchard streets, according to the Lincoln Police Department.

Lincoln Police investigating attempted robbery that left woman injured

The Lincoln Police Department is investigating a robbery that occurred early Saturday morning, LPD spokesperson Erika Thomas said. 

Two men die in fall from northeast Nebraska wind turbine

An equipment failure resulted in two maintenance crew members dying Friday after they fell from a wind turbine in northeast Nebraska. 

Workforce programs build skills for Lincoln employees

The city partnered with Lincoln nonprofits and used $12 million in ARPA funding to support workforce development and training. However, the majority of the training didn’t directly lead to jobs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Daily Minute: DOGE cuts; Pat Lopez's contributions; remembering editor Bundy

DOGE cuts; Pat Lopez's contributions; remembering editor Bundy

Council passes measure to make it easier for handicapped drivers to park in Lincoln

The City Council Monday approved an ordinance that will allow drivers with valid handicap parking placards to park free in metered spots.

Joann now plans to close all stores, including one in Lincoln

The craft and fabric retailer on Monday announced plans to close all of its stores as part of its bankruptcy filing.

Open house will let residents see plans to revitalize Lincoln's University Place

Residents can to learn about plans to revitalize University Place at a Thursday open house, including reducing lanes along the North 48th Street business corridor and adding roundabouts. 

Attorneys spar over discovery in Nebraska AG's lawsuit against TikTok

"The state believes that we are entitled to a clear and direct answer to these questions," said Alex Harris, a Denver-based attorney representing Nebraska. 

Man killed in Gage County crash south of Adams

A 42-year-old man was killed Saturday in a single-vehicle accident in Gage County.

1 dead, 1 taken to Omaha hospital after vehicle crashes into Little Papio Creek

One person died and another went to a hospital in critical condition Tuesday morning after a vehicle crashed into the Little Papillion Creek in central Omaha. 

Seward man charged for crash that killed 34-year-old woman in August

Cidric Beckler is accused of causing Jamie Calmus's death unintentionally while driving a vehicle in violation of the law, according to the complaint filed by Seward County Attorney Wendy Elston. 

Lincoln woman accused of assaulting coworker at Smithfield Foods plant in December

A deputy says two coworkers were having a dispute over a work assignment Dec. 17 that allegedly escalated to Yudi Hernandez raising a pair of shears and stabbing a woman. 

63-year-old man dies a week after south Lincoln crash

The Lincoln Police Department said Brian Swanson experienced a medical episode while driving last week, causing him to crash into a tree.

Former Gage County lawmaker Burrows, family farm advocate, dies at 94

Throughout his political career, Burrows fought for family farms and for what he called fairer taxes than relying on property taxes.

Nebraska regents will consider striking diversity references from policies, bylaws

A handful of proposed changes were presented at a special meeting to adhere to guidance from the Education Department banning “racial preferences” in admissions, financial aid and hiring.

Early vote-by-mail request forms for Lincoln's primary election sent out

Early vote-by-mail request forms are on their way — by mail — to 60,000 voters for the upcoming primary and general city elections. Other voters can request them.

Weather whiplash: Lincoln enjoys 60s just days after seeing minus 17

Last week was the coldest of the year in Lincoln, with low-temperature records tied or set on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. This week has brought highs in the 60s.

Lincoln police use Taser on man after he allegedly ran during drug search

A 39-year-old Lincoln man was charged with five felonies Tuesday after he allegedly ran from police during a search for drugs at his residence Monday.

Daily Minute: NU regents mull DEI changes; helping handicapped drivers; NWU sorority disbands

NU regents mull DEI changes; helping handicapped drivers; NWU sorority disbands

Southwest Airlines plane involved in near-collision in Chicago came from Omaha

A Southwest Airlines flight nearly involved in a collision at Chicago’s Midway International Airport originated from Omaha’s Eppley Airfield Tuesday morning.

AG's office appeals dismissal of ex-History Nebraska director's criminal case

Assistant Attorney General Sandra Allen filed a notice of appeal on Feb. 20, which was the final day to do it. 

Public can watch livestream of Nebraska Trooper Kyle McAcy's funeral

The Nebraska State Patrol will honor the life and service of Trooper Kyle McAcy, who died in the line of duty on Feb. 17.

UNL professor creates map tracking local journalism in Nebraska

Jessica Walsh, an assistant professor of journalism at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, created an interactive map to track what local journalism in Nebraska looks like – and where it's lacking.

NU asks lawmakers to continue investments in university, cancer research

Bri Hoffman said her son, Jack, who died last month after a 14-year battle with pediatric brain cancer, lived as long as he did because of cutting-edge research.

'An 8-person hugging tree': Nebraska now boasts largest cottonwood in the United States

The Nebraska Forest Service learned that a tree at Pibel Lake Recreation Area on the edge of the Sandhills has been listed first in the National Register of Champion Trees.

OSHA investigating deaths of 2 workers at Nebraska wind farm

An investigation into the deaths of two maintenance workers Friday at a northeast Nebraska wind farm is underway, according to the company that operates the facility. 

Police investigating third suspected arson in northeast Lincoln

The Lincoln Police Department is investigating a suspected arson early Wednesday morning in northeast Lincoln that is possibly connected to two other arson investigations in the same area.

Two people dead after domestic disturbance in east Lincoln

A domestic disturbance Wednesday afternoon near 84th Street and Sandalwood Drive led to a shooting that left a man and a woman dead. 

Farm and Food: 'But Americans voted for change'

Americans voted for change, but no one voted for more hungry Americans, more sick and uncared for Americans, and a more weakened rural America.

Daily Minute: Nebraska social media proposal; voting request forms; UNL to host top VB teams

Nebraska social media proposal; early voting; UNL to host top VB teams

Man involved in Lincoln police shooting charged with assaulting officer

The Lincoln man involved in an officer-involved shooting was charged Wednesday after allegedly assaulting an officer while fleeing a traffic stop.

Lincoln man gets prison for string of armed robberies, burglary and gun charge

Dominique Moody pleaded no contest to three counts of attempted robbery, burglary and possession of a firearm by a prohibited person.

Clay County man suspected of killing his wife dies week after incident

Toby Gray, 39, died Friday morning, the Nebraska State Patrol has confirmed. 

Juvenile boy with serious injuries after being hit by a car in Lincoln

A juvenile male is in the hospital after being hit by a van on Wednesday near 48th Street and Cornhusker Highway, the Lincoln Police Department said.

Lincoln police investigating shooting incident near Arnold Heights neighborhood

The Lincoln Police Department is investigating after shots were fired at two homes in the Arnold Heights neighborhood Wednesday night. 

Central Nebraska city loses power for 2 hours after substation fire

The Howard Greeley Rural Public Power District said in a Facebook post that the fire caused a "massive outage in Howard County." The fire occurred around 5:30 a.m.

Flood watch in effect for eastern Nebraska, as ice jams cause flooding near Columbus

Platte County Emergency Management said in a Facebook post Thursday morning that an ice jam developed just east of the railroad bridge on the river just west of Columbus.

Lincoln uses $1.3 million in federal stimulus interest to train residents for high-skilled jobs

The city is using $1.3 million for an initiative that will provide scholarships for training in high-demand careers, including electricians; heating, ventilation, air conditioning technicians; and automotive service technicians.

Czech National Symphony concludes tour with wonderful evening of music at Lied Wednesday

The Czech National Symphony Orchestra concluded its North American tour at Lied Center for Performing Arts Wednesday with a beautiful, unique-to-the-tour performance of “From The New World,” the most famous symphony by Czech composer Antonin Dvorak

There's real magic in 'Beetlejuice: The Musical, The Musical, The Musical'

Working with the full creative team, Michael Weber created magic for a far different milieu that is usually presented on stage or screen.

Former Lincoln Pius X teacher to be school's next chief administrative officer

Jeremy Ekeler, who graduated from Pius X in 1997 and was previously a teacher and coach there, will step into the role in the 2025-2026 school year. 

Ava Kuszak making 'a name for herself' with torrid start in replacing Nebraska softball legend

Nebraska leads the country in home runs this season, in large part due to Ava Kuszak, who is off to a scorching start after taking over for Billie Andrews.

Nebraska baseball aims to fix hitting woes ahead of tough weekend featuring tilt with LSU

Here's a preview from on Nebraska baseball's weekend series at the Frisco College Baseball Classic with games against three brand-name opponents.

Review: 'Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat' strong mix of historic footage, jazz shows

The Oscar-nominated documentary delivers exactly what its title promises in dense, as it examines the rise to power and 1962 assassination of Patrice Lumumba.

Daily Minute: Money for workforce training; Nebraska flood watch; Big Ten volleyball schedule

Money for workforce training; Nebraska flood watch; Big Ten volleyball schedule

Whooping cough cases on the rise in Lincoln; flu, RSV cases still high

Lancaster County has already recorded 29 cases of the highly contagious disease this month, the most since the season started in September. It recorded 25 cases in January.

Lincoln Airport to extend official Husker contract after initial hurdles

A five-year,  $1.6 million contract will allow the airport to use the Husker brand. An opponent of the contract questioned its effectiveness in bringing air service to Lincoln.

 

 

Duitsman sparks quick start as No. 1 Lincoln Lutheran gets past Syracuse in subdistrict final

Jacob Duitsman sparked top-ranked Lincoln Lutheran to an early run and the Warriors won their subdistrict final. 

Lincoln woman killed Wednesday had sought protection order against shooter

Michelle Gonzalez was involved in a previous romantic relationship with Ibrahim Alhamadani and had filed a protection order against him Wednesday morning.

Lincoln police to do O Street traffic enforcement project in March

The Lincoln Police department's Northeast Team will launch a traffic enforcement project beginning in March targeting speeding and impaired driving on O Street, according to a news release. 

'An amazing opportunity': 2 Nebraska students selected for prestigious US Senate program

The delegates from Norris and Raymond Central joined more than 100 other students from across the nation this weekend in Washington, D.C., to learn about the American government.

Arts grant shakeup forces Lincoln recipients to revisit funding options

The National Endowment for the Arts canceled a grant program, incorporating it into a different grant. Lincoln recipients of the 2025 grants face a different process next year.

 

 

 

New budget forecast shrinks Nebraska's deficit to $267 million

Nebraska's projected $432 million budget deficit shrunk Friday with a more optimistic economic outlook, but lawmakers still face some budgetary challenges.

Dave Bundy: Honoring an editor with an exceptional spirit

Editor's note: Former Journal Star reporter Peter Salter wrote the following letter five years ago, nominating editor Dave Bundy for a Lee Ent…

Daily Minute: Whooping cough cases; Lincoln Airport contract; tomahawk at state Capitol

Whooping cough cases; Lincoln Airport contract; tomahawk at state Capitol

Nebraska softball avoids early upset then falls to another ranked team as Bahl, Meylan face off

A pair of former Nebraska high school stars dueled with a pair of pitching gems. In the end, it was Ruby Meylan and Oklahoma State celebrating.

Malone Center CEO to run for Lincoln school board; filing deadline passes

John Goodwin, a Republican who has led the Malone Center since 2019, filed Monday to represent northeast Lincoln's District 1 on the officially nonpartisan board.

Jury finds ex-Lancaster County deputy not guilty of not serving warrants

"That's not criminal conduct. That video, if you watch it, it is Ryan Schmuecker engaging in the exercise of discretion that he clearly thought he had," Ryan Schmuecker's attorney said. 

Lincoln nonprofit hosts cat microchip clinic after national company shuts down

On Saturday, The Purrpose, a local nonprofit, will be running a microchip clinic for cats from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the All Feline Hospital, 2300 S. 48th St.

Candidate filing deadlines for Lincoln's spring elections near

Seats on the Lincoln Board of Education, City Council and Airport Authority will be up for grabs.

Red flag warnings range across Nebraska, other central states

Red flag warnings were posted from the Nebraska Panhandle through Iowa and Missouri into western Illinois, and into Kansas and South Dakota on Friday as warm, dry and windy conditions raised the risks of wildfires in the region.

City Hall: Lincoln woman making dreams come true, one Japanese confection at a time

City Hall: Lincoln woman turned love of baking, Japanese desserts into a business with help from the ECHO Collective; three council members hired aides; Pershing mural trying to set record.

Nebraska state fire marshal stepping down to take city admin role in Norfolk

Nebraska State Fire Marshal Scott Cordes is resigning from his role to return to Norfolk as city administrator.

Some federal grant money flowing to Lincoln again; other funds still up in the air

City officials learned federal officials have allowed grants for a biochar facility and a recycling education program to move forward, but others are still "paused."

Lincoln police use Taser on woman involved in domestic dispute

Lincoln police arrested Robin Mahoney, 51, for trespassing, failure to comply and resisting arrest after they used a Taser on her.

Lincoln set to see return of winter, with rain, snow, high winds

Lincoln is in a winter storm watch starting at 6 p.m. Tuesday and continuing until noon Wednesday.

3 men arrested after Lincoln police find cocaine and marijuana in vehicle

The Lincoln Police Department arrested three men Friday after police discovered cocaine and marijuana in a vehicle they were in, LPD spokesperson Erika Thomas said. 

Medical marijuana advocates urge Nebraska lawmakers to act this year

Despite the medical marijuana initiatives already being in effect, advocates want lawmakers to provide greater clarity to patients, physicians and law enforcement this legislative session.

'She's that extra piece': Lincoln teacher helps student find his way in the classroom

One of this year's Thank You Teacher award winners set out in her career to lead with love and compassion above all else. One family says she's done just that.

Nebraska early child care program surpasses 1,000 providers

Step Up to Quality, which celebrated its 10-year anniversary last year, has served more than 47,161 children across Nebraska.

Following pause, NU institute loses USAID funding to improve irrigation practices

The University of Nebraska learned the Trump administration canceled its $19 million contract with the U.S. Agency for International Development to improve irrigation systems on Feb. 26.

Daily Minute: City grant intact; school cellphone ban; Class B hoops at night

City grant intact; school cellphone ban; Class B at night

'What the people voted for': Nebraska senators consider bills to enact medical marijuana laws

The Nebraska group that advocated successfully for a ballot measure to legalize medical marijuana is encouraging lawmakers to adopt legislation this year.

Nebraska measles vaccinations below recommended rate as cases grow in U.S.

A measles outbreak in Texas and New Mexico comes as vaccination rates for measles, mumps and rubella have slipped in many states, including Nebraska and Iowa. 

Lincoln police investigating reports of child abuse at elementary school

Administration at Beattie Elementary School first received "concerning reports" regarding a teacher last week and immediately removed the staff member from the classroom.

Lincoln schools, other organizations close early amid blizzard warning; power outages reported

Area school districts that ended classes early included Crete, Milford, Norris and Seward. Many districts also canceled after-school and evening activities.

Daily Minute: Railyard lawsuit dismissed; religious instruction proposal; Huskers volleyball headlining Nashville event

Railyard lawsuit dismissed; religious instruction proposal; Huskers volleyball headlining Nashville event

Sandhills Global plans expansion on its northwest Lincoln campus

Sandhills Global is planning to build 12 new office and commercial buildings on its northwest Lincoln campus.

Lincoln-based NRC Health appoints new CEO from Amazon company

Trent Green will take over the top job from founder Mike Hays, who will transition to chairman.

 

Omaha woman accused of leaving threats on Nebraska congressman's voicemail

Police say when the Omaha woman was contacted three days later she didn't recall making the calls but found six calls to the White House on the call log.

$75 million Arbor Day grant to plant trees in Nebraska, elsewhere canceled amid anti-DEI push

The funds were designated for more than 100 communities, organizations and tribal nations around the country over the next five years.

Omaha man, 36, dies after pickup strikes tree in Sarpy County

The man died after the Ford F-150 pickup truck he was driving struck a tree near the Nebraska Highway 50 and Riha Road intersection miles south of Springfield in Sarpy County.

Omaha woman sentenced to probation for death of child who drowned in bathtub

An Omaha woman was sentenced to probation after a jury convicted her of negligent child abuse resulting in death for the drowning death of her 10-month-old son. 

Lincoln Public Schools calls off school amid blizzard conditions

Lincoln Public Schools and many other school districts canceled classes Wednesday after the city was hit with blizzard conditions overnight.

Nebraska cutting down disabilities waiting list but parents still have concerns

Families, providers and advocates say the state is making progress, but the transition has raised ongoing concerns that some people might lose services or not be able to access them. 

Review: 'Beetlejuice: The Musical' creates magical fun at Lied Center in Lincoln

“Beetlejuice: The Musical, The Musical, The Musical” is an entertaining take on Tim Burton's 1988 movie, with big production numbers, an impressive set, a little magic and an entertaining cast.

Lincoln police make arrest in attempted robbery that occurred last month

The Lincoln Police Department made an arrest Tuesday in a February attempted robbery case that left one woman with a knife wound, LPD spokesperson Erika Thomas said. 

Lincoln startup $1.1 million closer to tracking disease in pigs

DARO is a Lincoln-based company that wants to change how farmers track disease in pigs. The startup has received over $1 million to produce a test for a common disease.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Daily Minute: UNL budget cuts; Nebraska drugmakers bill; tree-planting funds canceled

UNL budget cuts; Nebraska drugmakers bill; tree-planting funds canceled

Farm and Food: Farm markets hate uncertainty — and tariffs

President Donald Trump's tariffs could wind up costing American taxpayers more than $50 million, most of it going to farmers to make up for lost income.

Beatrice woman gets jail time, probation in child abuse case

A Beatrice woman was sentenced Wednesday in Gage County District Court to six years probation on a pair of child abuse charges, including one involving the death of her 4-month-old son in August.

Pete Ricketts says Trump likely to seek compensation for farmers harmed by tariffs

U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts expects the president will compensate farmers if they suffer due to tariffs.

Federal judge blocks drastic funding cuts to medical research

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration Wednesday from drastically cutting medical research funding that many scientists say will endanger patients and cost jobs.

Larry The Cable Guy coming to Lincoln's Pinewood Bowl in September

Comedian Larry The Cable Guy is bringing his "Nebraska Roadtrip" tour to Lincoln's Pinewood Bowl on Sept. 19.

Arts and Humanities students return to Lincoln's Bottler's Building after remodel

Students have officially moved back into the building housing LPS' Arts and Humanities Focus Program following a roughly $2.6 million renovation project.

Police locate missing 64-year-old Lincoln man

The Lincoln Police Department located a 64-year-old Lincoln man reported missing on Thursday.

City's lead pipe replacement work expanding to more central Lincoln neighborhoods

City crews replaced 138 lead pipes leading to homes in three central Lincoln neighborhood and are expanding the program to the Near South, Everett, Irvingdale, and South Salt Creek neighborhoods.

Domestic violence cases in Lincoln are 'increasing'

In less than a month, three Nebraska women, were killed by a former partner with a gun. Lincoln organizations are working to find safe solutions for domestic assault survivors.

Nebraska-based Behlen Manufacturing acquires Ohio company

Sweet Manufacturing has been a family-owned business for over 69 years. Behlen has been in business since 1936 and has been family owned for over 40 years. 

Lancaster County attorney announces plan to run for a third term

Lancaster County Attorney Pat Condon, who has 34 years of experience as a prosecutor, said he plans to run for a third term. 

What's Going On: March 7-13

Here's a look at what's going on in Lincoln this week.

Daily Minute: Mail-in voting fears; city replaces lead pipes; Husker Games coming

Mail-in voting fears; Lincoln replaces lead pipes; Husker Games coming

Vote on whether to put housing ordinance on ballot a first for Lincoln council

The City Council will likely vote Monday to put a fair housing initiative on the ballot, the first time voters will decide whether to enact an ordinance created by initiative.

Lincoln manufacturing plant planning to open child care center for employees

TMCO, a local manufacturing company, plans to open a child care center for employees – 40% of whom are immigrants and refugees – just down the street from its headquarters.

Nine candidates running for three at-large Lincoln City Council seats

The three at-large City Council members will face six challengers in the upcoming city primary election.

Army's Fort Benning gets name back — this time, honoring Nebraska WWI hero

After two years as Fort Moore, the Army base formerly known as Fort Benning is getting its old name back. Now it's being named for Nebraska-born combat hero.

Nebraska Department of Education policy targets behavioral intervention

The department developed a multi-tiered policy, which is designed to encourage positive student behavior, foster a healthy school environment and provide the necessary supports for academic and behavioral success.

Lincoln man accused of stabbing a man he said was trespassing

A 51-year-old Lincoln man was arrested early Friday morning after allegedly stabbing a man who he said was trespassing in his residence, LPD spokesperson Erika Thomas said. 

Former LPS associate superintendent named Nebraska deputy education commissioner

The Nebraska State Board of Education voted to approve Jane Stavem's appointment to the position at its meeting Friday morning.

First-of-its-kind tactile exhibit at Lincoln museum makes art more accessible

The Great Plains Art Museum on Friday unveiled its first-ever tactile exhibit for people who are blind or have limited vision.

UNL professor recalls brave actions of student who tried to help murdered woman

Two University of Lincoln-Nebraska students were on their way home when they witnessed a domestic assault occurring in front of their eyes and made a choice to help.

18-year-old Bellevue man arrested in connection with fatal shooting

An 18-year-old Bellevue man has been arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder in connection with the fatal shooting of a 21-year-old in January. 

Daily Minute: Winner-take-all elections; housing initiative, domestic violence up

Winner-take-all elections; Lincoln housing initiative; domestic violence rising

As Trump cuts jobs and teases tariffs, Nebraska's congressional delegation backs him

Nebraska's congressional delegation has offered little public pushback on President Donald Trump's federal layoffs and tariff threats that could harm the state's largest industry.

‘This is wild’: Emails show Trump funding freeze worried Nebraska state agencies

A Trump administration directive to pause all federal grants in late January triggered a flurry of emails from Nebraska government officials who expressed confusion and, in some cases, concern. 

Park Middle School named LPS foundation's 2025 Inspire School of the Year

The Foundation for Lincoln Public Schools named Park Middle School as its 2025 Inspire School of the Year.

Lincoln Electric System asking for feedback on strategic plan

Lincoln Electric System is calling on its customers to take an online survey to help inform the utility’s strategic planning process.

Health department warns residents of changes to air quality amid spring burning season

Smoke from controlled fires across the Great Plains and South could impact the air quality in Lincoln and Lancaster County during the spring season.

Lutheran Family Services lays off staff serving refugees in Nebraska due to federal cuts

Lutheran Family Services, the state's largest resettlement agency, has had to lay off 17 people -- including five in Lincoln -- because of federal cuts related to Trump's immigration crackdown. 

City Hall: Lincoln convention center wait continues

Assemble Lincoln said recommendations on a final site were on hold while it waited for some final information from federal postal officials about the post office building in the Haymarket.

City Hall: How grant for Lincoln trees will be spent is still undecided

As far as city Parks and Recreation Director Maggie Stuckey-Ross knows, the department still has a $140,000 grant through Inflation Reduction Act for tree plantings and removal of at-risk trees.

Nebraska education commissioner: state 'won't panic' over possible federal cuts

Nebraska's commissioner of education said Friday he's keeping an eye on possible federal funding cuts, but isn't sounding the alarm just yet. 

Body found near home of missing Lincoln man; authorities in contact with family

The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office is investigating after a man's body was found Saturday in southwest Lincoln near the home of Tyler Goodrich, who has been missing since November 2023.

Saturday pursuit ends in crash near Hickman, one in critical condition

One person is in critical condition after a pursuit along Highway 77 ended in a crash near Hickman Friday.  

City Hall: Cold snap prompts Lincoln officials to help family shelter

The City-County Joint Budget Committee gave $251,000 to the Friendship Home to offer shelter to domestic violence victims, a solution prompted by overcrowding at the People's City Mission.

Lancaster County Super Fair bringing Ribfest back to Lincoln

The fair announced that it's teaming up with The Great American Ribfest to bring the tradition back to Lincoln Aug. 6-9.

Tyler Goodrich's sister says body found is missing Lincoln man

The sister of Tyler Goodrich, who has been missing since November 2023, believes the body found early Saturday morning about 1,000 yards from Goodrich's Lincoln home is his.

Five hospitalized after two vehicle crash north of Lincoln Saturday

Five people were hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash Saturday evening north of Lincoln at the intersection of Highway 79 and North Agnew Road.

Lincoln woman arrested after allegedly shooting woman in leg

A 21-year-old Lincoln woman was arrested Sunday evening after police said she shot a 44-year-old woman in the leg, according to the Lincoln Police Department.

Lancaster County Sheriff's Office: Homicide not suspected in Tyler Goodrich case

Chief Deputy Ben Houchin said an autopsy will be done, but he is confident Goodrich's death was not the result of a homicide.

Nebraska State Patrol finds Denver homicide suspect near Gothenburg

A man suspected of committing a homicide in Denver was located Sunday by the Nebraska State Patrol in western Nebraska with a female passenger, who later died.

Lincoln sets record high Monday amid high fire danger

Lincoln hit a record high of 82 degrees Monday afternoon, but the warm weather, high winds and low humidity also greatly increased the fire danger.

Lincoln Police investigating Monday morning robbery at Casey's

The Lincoln Police Department is investigating a robbery that occurred Monday morning in southwest Lincoln.

City Council sends Lincoln's fair housing initiative to general election ballot

The City Council passed a resolution to put a fair housing initiative on the May 6 general election ballot, allowing voters to decide whether to ban source of income discrimination.

Lancaster County Sheriff's Office finds half-ton of marijuana during stop

A man was charged in Lancaster County Court after deputies with the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office discovered more than 1,000 pounds of marijuana in the U-Haul truck he was driving.

Daily Minute: Tyler Goodrich found; winner-take-all advances; boys state hoops

Tyler Goodrich found; winner-take-all advances; boys state hoops

North Lincoln house fire caused by improperly discarded smoking materials, officals say

Lincoln Fire and Rescue quickly extinguished a house fire Monday afternoon. LFR spokesperson MJ Lierman said the fire was believed to have been started by improperly discarded smoking materials. 

Lincoln's Jadyn Olesen advances on 'The Voice'

Lincoln’s Jadyn Olesen is making her own strides on “The Voice,” just two seasons after her father, Bryan Olesen, appeared on the NBC singing competition.

Lincoln council considers creating new mixed-use district around 48th and O streets

The City Council considered zoning changes around the 48th and O streets area planners say will allow housing and make it easier for some businesses to sell alcohol. 

Lincoln man accused of sex assault after police investigate child death

A 46-year-old Lincoln man was booked into the Lancaster County jail Monday after being accused of sexually assaulting an 8-year-old girl, according to court documents. 

Lincoln woman charged with 2nd-degree assault in Sunday shooting incident

The Lancaster County Attorney's Office has charged a 21-year-old Lincoln woman with second-degree assault for a shooting that injured another woman Sunday evening.

Nebraska lawmakers advance two bills to end daylight saving time

Nebraska lawmakers pushed the decision on adopting a year-round time system to another day, advancing two bills that take opposing approaches to ending semiannual clock changes.

Lincoln's Hudl continues acquisitions, adding analysis tool platform

Hudl has made over a dozen acquisitions since its founding in 2006. The company’s acquisition of FastModel Sports will allow Hudl to add to its existing tools.

 

Priest who taught at Lincoln Pius X High School under investigation for sexual misconduct

The Diocese of Lincoln placed the Rev. Joseph Bernardo, a long-time Pius X teacher, on administrative leave after he reported sexual misconduct to a counselor, the diocese said.

Elkhorn man dies after SUV, pickup collide near Norfolk

An Elkhorn man died as a result of a crash between an SUV and pickup truck 15 miles west of Norfolk in northeast Nebraska Tuesday morning.

Lincoln police investigating two incidents of gunfire; no injuries in either

No injuries have been reported, and police didn't say whether they believe they were connected. 

Lincoln man faces 6 felonies after search turned up 5 pounds of suspected meth

Prosecutors on Thursday charged Da'marsell Miller, 25, with five counts of possession of a firearm during a drug violation and a single count of possession of money during the crime. 

Lincoln man charged with felony assault for allegedly ramming stranger's car on purpose

A 20-year-old Lincoln man has been charged with three felonies for allegedly running into another car intentionally last November, leaving two people in the vehicle with serious injuries.

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