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.
- Grand Island Independent
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.
- Jessica Kennedy
LEXINGTON — Three area Dawson County 4-H'ers competed in the Dawson County 4-H Presentation Contest April 6.
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Democrats running for Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District have said a vote for leading candidate State Sen. John Cavanaugh could imperil the "Blue Dot." Here's what Omahans said.
The university announced Monday it is adding two new restaurants this fall — Sossy, which will serve slow-cooked barbecue, and Choolaah, which will be the union's first Indian restaurant.
Lincoln’s City Council voted 5-1 to approve a small dementia care home on Cotner Boulevard, despite neighbor concerns about parking and safety.
Lincoln Lutheran board members asked city officials to add a left-turn signal to the intersection of North 56th and Holdrege streets, citing safety concerns for students and families.
Two Las Vegas men have pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Nebraska to an investment fraud that conned more than 10,000 investors out of at least $45 million.
Kinkaider Brewing Co. started selling pizzas out of a blue caboose car with a stone oven.
Chadron's mayor sees Nebraska volleyball's match as the kind of "big deal" that rivals Danny Woodhead's playing days at Chadron State.
Nebraska forward Ugnius Jarusevicius is back in the transfer portal after an injury-limited season that included just one game for the Huskers.
2026 NFL Draft: Fernando Mendoza aims for top pick; key trades reshuffle slots 2 and 3. Could Jeremiyah Love go to the Cardinals? Bill Bender breaks it down.
Former Nebraska offensive lineman and Lincoln Southeast grad Kyle Kollmorgen has died at 47 after a brain aneurysm. He was a three-year letterman and longtime Lincoln business leader.
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Episode 240: In a fast-moving world filled with distractions, it can be easy to lose sight of what truly matters. In this episode, hosts Richard Kyte and Scott Rada explore the idea of reverence — a quality that once shaped how people understood life, but now often feels distant or overlooked.
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Red Lobster announced that Endless Shrimp is making a limited-time comeback after the all-you-can-eat special was removed from the menu in 2024.
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