Disability Rights Nebraska is asking the attorney general to investigate three corporations that own more than 20 long-term care facilities across the state.
- Jessica Kennedy
LEXINGTON — On Sept. 14, Gov. Jim Pillen, Lt. Gov. Joe Kelly, and Attorney General Mike Hilgers praised the Nebraska State Patrol following two high-profile criminal interdiction cases this month.
- Jessica Kennedy
The Overton Eagles are still searching for a win on the gridiron after falling 60-20 to Bertrand Friday night at home.
- Ashley Mohler
COZAD — Cozad community members lined East Eighth Street, on the morning of Saturday, Sept. 12, for the annual Hay Days celebration.
- Jessica Kennedy
Chad Connelly, Cozad, finished as the ranch bronc riding year-end champion over the weekend at the Nebraska State Rodeo Association Finals in Lexington.
- Jessica Kennedy
KEARNEY — A tradition that has showcased generations of musicians returns to downtown Kearney this weekend.
- Jessica Kennedy
After "retiring" last year, Lexington's Patrick Martin reeled in his fifth Nebraska State Rodeo Association year-end championship in tie-down roping Sunday at the Finals Rodeo in Lexington.
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Condolences are pouring in for a Council Bluffs family that lost two children Saturday in a two-vehicle crash near Bennington.
The Lincoln Police Department is trying to locate a 78-year-old woman who has dementia.
Two Nebraska candidates for federal office visited the bookmobile containing the entirety of the released Epstein Files.
Mid-West Slims is opening its third Slim Chickens location in Lincoln Tuesday at 2740 N. 83rd St., near North 84th and Adams streets.
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U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin visited Omaha on Monday to tout federal progress in disaster response and stump for his former U.S. Senate colleague, Pete Ricketts.
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Lexington Regional Health Center celebrated its 50th anniversary Tuesday, Sept. 1, with a free community event at the hospital.
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WASHINGTON — Senate advocates of a bipartisan college sports overhaul bill were joined by legendary coaches and current athletes Monday to try shoring up support for the legislation, which is expected on the chamber floor this month. “Some have asked why should Congress get in the middle of this? The answer is simple: because Congress screwed it up in the first place. It has been the federal ...
Resist the urge to rethink the difficulty of Nebraska's schedule after two weeks of Big Ten results, writes Tom Shatel in First Downs, Second Guesses.
Has it really been 10 years since a Nebraska quarterback won Big Ten player of the week? Doesn't seem right, Amie Just writes, but Anthony Colandrea broke a long drought.
The Big Ten Player of the Week award was almost a formality after Manaia Ogbechie’s explosive weekend.
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Nehawka flint quarries in Cass County, Nebraska, supplied prehistoric toolstone widely traded across Central Plains Tradition sites and are listed on the National Register.
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Fernanda Rodriguez scored twice as Regis defeated Nebraska Kearney 4-0 in Denver, with the Rangers outshooting UNK 28-11 and extending their series lead.
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Nebraska Kearney and Colorado Christian played to a scoreless draw in Lakewood, Colo., with CCU edging UNK in shots and corners in their first meeting since 2011.
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Nebraska Kearney women’s golf opened 2026-27 with four school records and a 21-shot win at the Central Region Preview, led by medalist Liz Lyons’ 7-under 137.
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Musician Jasmin Stone describes her latest album, “Broken Moon,” as being warmer, softer and having a more comforting touch than her previous work. But she said that “on the other hand, the music videos bring out a sense of surrealism and sometimes even a touch of madness or alienation. Thes…
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