GOTHENBURG — No. 7 Gothenburg won its first-round matchup of the Class C2 football playoffs 20-0 over No. 10 Scotus Central Catholic on Friday in Gothenburg.
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Nebraska's attorney general will independently review a Lincoln police investigation into a 2024 state economic development contract. The findings could determine whether further action is warranted.
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The Dawson County Board of Commissioners voted Oct. 31 to deny a request to vacate Road 425 after considering the issue over two meetings.
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KEARNEY — CHI Health Clinic Neurology/Neurosurgery (Good Samaritan) welcomes board-certified neurosurgeon Shawn Belverud, DO to its medical staff.
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LINCOLN — One lucky player who bought a Nebraska Pick 4 ticket for the Thursday, Oct. 29 drawing is holding a ticket worth $3,125, an Oct. 30 press release said.
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Lincoln Christian will play November football for the first time in four years after holding off Minden 35-14 in Friday’s playoff opener.
Gunfire near 24th and Wirt Streets led to an officer firing their weapon, a wounded man and a police chase that ended in a crash Friday afternoon.
Methodist Women's Hospital's newest arrivals celebrated Halloween in more than 40 costumes handcrafted by Connected Forever, including Taylor Swift, Tinker Bell and Husker looks.
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A week after a shutout loss, Ty Bouaphakeo accounted for five touchdowns as Bennington beat Lincoln Southwest 42-17 for its first Class A playoff win.
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