As the case against Aristh Rodriguez-Linares resumed Tuesday, the defendant was back on the stand questioned by Defense Attorney David Tarrell in a re-direct.
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In lengthy testimony Monday, Aristh Rodriguez-Linares took the stand in Dawson County District Court Monday, as he faces three Class 1 felonies, including murder, in connection to the shooting death of Mykal Farinas Carballo on Jan. 21, 2025.
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Nebraska Public Media will televise six Nebraska and Creighton volleyball home matches this fall.
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KEARNEY — The Walkway Gallery at CHI Health Good Samaritan is hosting a new exhibit by self-taught Nebraska painter Lon Krugman.
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The court heard the final three witnesses Friday in the state's case against Aristh Rodriguez-Linares of Lexington.
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God provides each person a road of promise to travel while living on earth.
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The Gretna Community Complex will combine city hall and city libraries, along with other amenities, under one roof. The complex is projected to open at the end of February.
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From Sept. 1 through Sept. 11, officials urged Omaha-area residents to perform acts of service to honor of those who sacrificed on or after Sept. 11, 2001.
The Nebraska State Board of Education has voted to approve a Black-founded school in North Omaha after concerns over references of an "abolitionist framework" delayed the process.
Construction continues on the new $33 million Gretna Community Complex as seen Monday, Aug. 10, 2026.
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A lawsuit alleges a Lincoln driver’s negligence caused the death of a 25-year-old Crete man who was struck while crossing a street.
The city is hosting four hydrant parties this month. The next three are Friday at the UPCO Park parking lot; Monday at the Arnold Heights Park parking lot; and Aug. 21 at the Roberts Park parking lot.
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In lengthy testimony Monday, Aristh Rodriguez-Linares took the stand in Dawson County District Court Monday, as he faces three Class 1 felonies, including murder, in connection to the shooting death of Mykal Farinas Carballo on Jan. 21, 2025.
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Nebraska-Kearney will induct five former athletes and coach Lyle Claussen into its 2026 Athletic Hall of Fame during Homecoming weekend ceremonies Oct. 2-3.
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