The Midwest Nebraska Track Classic took place Tuesday, April 21 at Gothenburg High School.
- Jessica Kennedy
LEXINGTON — It was a tough Monday on the court for the Lexington Minutemaid tennis team as they were defeated 12-0 in their home dual to Kearney High School.
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The animal spotted Saturday was presumably the same one sighted Friday near Cedar Hollow School. There were also reports of a mountain lion near Bader Park a few weeks ago.
- LORI PILGER Lincoln Journal Star
Scott Frost says a $9.5 million W-2 created a $1.7M tax burden. Nebraska says the lawsuit shouldn’t move forward at all.
- TODD VON KAMPEN The North Platte Telegraph
Bills signed into law before Friday's adjournment included measures protecting agricultural data privacy, reforming Nebraska's cattle-brand system and requiring two-thirds votes by local governing boards to raise property tax requests.
- Ashley Mohler
"It doesn’t fix the problem, but it fills the void," YMCA CEO Riley Gruntorad said about this year's Healthy Kids Day that partnered with the Optimist Club to offer a food drive to 500 Lexington families.
- Jessica Kennedy
LEXINGTON — The Nebraska Department of Labor is hosting a free unemployment insurance workshop in Lexington to help job seekers understand the unemployment process and confidently begin or continue their job search.
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Parts of a former employee's lawsuit against Southeast Community College, which levels allegations of discrimination, can go forward, following a federal judge's recent ruling. Some claims were dismissed.
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Jordy Frahm's legacy goes beyond one win or even one team, writes Tom Shatel, to a sport and a state that can "stand a little taller" because of her work ethic.
San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama suffered a concussion during his team’s 106-103 Game 2 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers. Wembanyama sustained the injury during the second quarter after a fall, prompting the 22-year-old to be entered into concussion protocol. “I just know he has a …
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Nebraska State Poet Jewel Rodgers will lead a GISH student workshop and a free public reading with open mic on April 27 at 6 p.m. in the GISH Little Theatre.
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J. Sterling Morton of Nebraska City proposed Arbor Day in 1872. His April 22 birthday later became both Nebraska’s Arbor Day and the date of Earth Day.
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Language Access Program staff attended Creighton’s World Languages Career Fair to highlight multilingual skills and promote opportunities with the Nebraska Judicial Branch.
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Nebraska Supreme Court will hold a special Law Day session at Aurora High School on April 29, 2026, giving students and the public access to oral arguments.
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