The Plum Creek Community Players is seeking local talent, ages 16 and up, for “Stupid Cupid Variety Show” Feb. 12, 2027.
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LINCOLN — Beef producers, agricultural professionals, students and industry partners are invited to attend the 2026 Nebraska Beef Summit on Dec. 9, at the Younes Convention Center in Kearney.
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OSHKOSH – Things were already grim at Garden County’s only hospital.
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LINCOLN — A record 195 University of Nebraska-Lincoln students, representing 40 majors and eight colleges, registered for the 18th annual 3-2-1 Quick Pitch competition Nov. 3.
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The Cozad Chamber of Commerce will host its annual Mingle on the Meridian event Saturday, Nov. 14, with shopping beginning at 9 a.m.
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Gothenburg football upset Bergan Catholic Friday, in a Class C2 quarterfinal at Midland University’s Heedum Field in Fremont.
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Syracuse usually wins on the ground. Against Cozad, the Rockets threw two 70-yard touchdown passes and converted a late 2-point try to reach the Class C-1 semifinals.
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The move to six-man football took some convincing in Diller and Odell. Three seasons later, the Griffins host Leyton with their first state championship game within reach.
See annual totals since 2013 as federal cases involving threats against public officials reach a record 160 through Nov. 6, according to UNO researchers.
"I conclude that you are a dangerous person, and society in this community needs to be protected from the danger you pose," the judge said.
Faculty members in the university’s Department of Computer Science, Design & Journalism were recently awarded a National Science Foundation grant to fund “Creighton For Good.”
A student at Prescott Elementary brought THC gummies to school Tuesday and shared them with classmates, according to a message sent to families by Principal J.J. Wilkins.
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Nebraska voters approved enshrining restrictions on girls and women's sports in the state constitution. World-Herald staff writer Grace Lewis explains how it all works.
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Lizbeth Lopez and Handy Marin Diaz were elected to Lexington City Council, defeating two incumbents during the general election on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
In a loaded Husker notebook, Nebraska identifies a new contributing linebacker, a Rutgers trip brings out family in droves and one Husker veteran announces he'll be back for a fifth season.
ORLANDO, Fla. — I must be getting old. I can still remember those delirious days of yesteryear when Florida fans were euphoric about getting invited to the now-defunct Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl and Florida State fans celebrated an invitation to the Tangerine Bowl. I remember when New Year’s Day was sacred, when the Cotton, Sugar, Orange and Rose bowls were college football’s cathedrals, and when ...
PITTSBURGH — Many people will tell you it’s things like tradition and school pride that make college football great. They’re not wrong, but neither serve as the primary reason for the sport’s popularity. The biggest thing that separates college football from other sports? Pressure. Historically, college football has offered hardly any room for error. One bad performance could cost an awesome ...
Britt Prince continued her hot start to the season, writes Amie Just, while Amiah Hargrove stepped up and Logan Nissley returned to action.
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Eldon Turner scored 23 points as Wayne State used a 12-0 first-half run and 21 points off turnovers to defeat Nebraska Kearney 75-62 in the season opener.
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Nebraska Kearney men placed third and women fourth at the 2026 MIAA Cross Country Championships, with seven Lopers earning All-MIAA honors in St. Joseph, Mo.
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Principal Hannah Luber discusses belonging, high expectations, positive calls home, and supporting students and staff at Wasmer Elementary on the GIPS Cast.
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Indoor Turkey Shoot archery camp for 4th-8th graders features certified KPR instructors, safety instruction, and technique practice at Harmon Park Activity Center.
🎧 Casting ballots settles elections, but meaningful change requires staying informed, contacting elected officials and participating in decisions that shape everyday life.
In this week’s episode of Streamed & Screened, film critic Bruce Miller offers his thoughts on some of the most notable films coming during this final stretch of 2026.
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“James Bond Will Return.” The phrase has appeared at the end of the credits throughout the franchise’s history, including “No Time to Die.” But who will be the new Bond?
LAS VEGAS — One in 300. That is the average number of blackjack dealers that professional gambler Gina Fiore discovered that flashed their hole card — or unintentionally exposed a portion of a facedown card that should stay hidden during the dealing process. Working up to 16 hours a day scouting those dealers was well worth it to Fiore and her teams of advantage players. She said they used ...
CHICAGO — Over the many decades it loomed across a large portion of the Near North Side, the Cabrini-Green public housing project was many things to many people. It inspired some — Curtis Mayfield, Jerry Butler, Bradley Parker-Sparrow— to make music and others — Ben Austen, Natalie Moore — to write books. It broke a lot of hearts, terrified and traumatized generations. But still, tens of ...
Carmani was born with sickle cell disease, a blood disorder that disproportionately affects African Americans and which can be lethal.
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Long gone are the days where impulse buying meant grabbing an unplanned candy bar or magazine in the checkout line. Now, social media makes it quick and easy for us to purchase just about anything with the click of a button, whether or not it’s in the budget. And for some Americans, it’s hurting them...
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