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Diane Yeutter: Trusting God when it makes no sense

Diane Yeutter: Trusting God when it makes no sense

  • Diane Yeutter

Years ago, I heard a story about a man that loved climbing. He decided to climb a very large, very difficult ice wall.

Susan Bennett: Savoring the tastes of summer

Susan Bennett: Savoring the tastes of summer

  • Susan Bennett

Memorial weekend — the kickoff of summer.

Paul Hammel: Upset in Secretary of State primary wasn't unexpected

Paul Hammel: Upset in Secretary of State primary wasn't unexpected

  • Paul Hammel

Elections often bring surprises, but the upset victory of retired Omaha businessman Scott Petersen in the Republican primary for Secretary of State wasn’t that surprising.

Sarah Neben: Evan's journey of self-discovery

Sarah Neben: Evan's journey of self-discovery

  • Sarah Neben

Our third son, Evan, is about to become a world traveler — and this mama is struggling with that a little bit.

Hinkel explains new Alzheimer's treatments during Lunch and Learn at Gothenburg YMCA

Hinkel explains new Alzheimer's treatments during Lunch and Learn at Gothenburg YMCA

  • Ashley Mohler

Stone Hearth Estates of Gothenburg hosted a Lunch and Learn in the Cottonwood Room at the local YMCA on Wednesday, May 27.

Papillion's Shadow Lake gets new owner, which plans new tenants

Papillion's Shadow Lake gets new owner, which plans new tenants

  • Julie Anderson World-Herald Staff Writer

Shadow Lake Towne Center in Papillion has a new owner in New York-based DLC, which acquired the open-air retail space this month.

Lexington council advances rezoning, adds stop signs and hears public concerns on cemetery conditions

Lexington council advances rezoning, adds stop signs and hears public concerns on cemetery conditions

  • Ashley Mohler

The Lexington City Council met on Tuesday, May 26, to discuss rezoning and street naming, and heard additional citizen concerns regarding Greenwood Cemetery.

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Lexington council advances rezoning, adds stop signs and hears public concerns on cemetery conditions

Lexington council advances rezoning, adds stop signs and hears public concerns on cemetery conditions

Suspect in critical condition after Papillion pursuit ends in gunfire at Home Depot

Suspect in critical condition after Papillion pursuit ends in gunfire at Home Depot

Botched Tennessee execution sparks US death row debate

Botched Tennessee execution sparks US death row debate

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Lincoln City Libraries offer free court database access

Lincoln City Libraries offer free court database access

Need Nebraska court case information? Lincoln City Libraries now offers free access to statewide court databases at branch locations.

Neighborhood Extra: Cooper Park party Saturday; cannon firing rescheduled

Neighborhood Extra: Cooper Park party Saturday; cannon firing rescheduled

A look at events in the Lincoln community.

Amid division and isolation, an Ultimate Frisbee group in Lincoln offers connection

Amid division and isolation, an Ultimate Frisbee group in Lincoln offers connection

The pickup games started roughly 30 years ago and have continued ever since. Regulars say they’ve made friends and found community.

Give to Lincoln Day shatters record, crosses historic milestone

Give to Lincoln Day shatters record, crosses historic milestone

Give to Lincoln Day continues to break records, raising nearly $10.78 million from about 28,000 donors for 497 nonprofit organizations in the Lincoln community.

Suspect in critical condition after Papillion pursuit ends in gunfire at Home Depot

Suspect in critical condition after Papillion pursuit ends in gunfire at Home Depot

A person is in critical condition after exchanging gunfire with law enforcement following a pursuit that ended in the Home Depot parking lot in Papillion Friday night.

Southeast Nebraska neighbors: Obituaries for May 30

Southeast Nebraska neighbors: Obituaries for May 30

Read through the obituaries published today in The Lincoln Journal Star.

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Kellogg's to lay off 451 Omaha employees as it prepares to permanently close plant

Kellogg's to lay off 451 Omaha employees as it prepares to permanently close plant

WK Kellogg Co. confirmed its Omaha plant will permanently close in August 2026, eliminating 451 jobs in two phases starting in July.

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View all of our stories about America's 250th anniversary

America commemorates its 250th anniversary in 2026. Here's how our community is marking this historic milestone.

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Nebraska's Will Bolt and players after NCAA Regional win against South Dakota State

Nebraska's Will Bolt and players after NCAA Regional win against South Dakota State

US: NASA Moon Mission Rocket Explosion Seen 120 Miles Across Florida Sky.

US: NASA Moon Mission Rocket Explosion Seen 120 Miles Across Florida Sky.

Previewing Nebraska softball in the WCWS winners bracket | Pick Six Podcast

Previewing Nebraska softball in the WCWS winners bracket | Pick Six Podcast

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Gleeful Nebraska baseball fans watch Ole Miss, Arizona State strain in 14-inning epic

Gleeful Nebraska baseball fans watch Ole Miss, Arizona State strain in 14-inning epic

A near-perfect game for Nebraska baseball concluded at 1:16 a.m. Saturday. And the Huskers weren’t even involved in the 14-inning marathon that consumed two bullpens.

Nebraska quarterback commit Trae Taylor dazzles on Day 1 of Elite 11 finals

Nebraska quarterback commit Trae Taylor dazzles on Day 1 of Elite 11 finals

Future Millard South quarterback Trae Taylor doubled down on his commitment to Nebraska as he dazzled on Day 1 of the Elite 11 finals. 

Mark Story: In the big picture, Kentucky football must have success vs. these 4 teams

Mark Story: In the big picture, Kentucky football must have success vs. these 4 teams

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Over the course of its often star-crossed football history, Kentucky has amassed all-time winning records vs. only four of its 15 current Southeastern Conference rivals. The Wildcats are on the plus side of the win/loss ledger vs. Arkansas (UK is 5-3); Mississippi State (26-25); Missouri (9-5); and Vanderbilt (49-45-4). Alas, none of those four will be annual opponents for ...

Are you with the Bowlin Boys? Meet the overall-wearing crew who loves Nebraska softball — loudly

Are you with the Bowlin Boys? Meet the overall-wearing crew who loves Nebraska softball — loudly

The Bowlin Boys, a growing fan section for Nebraska softball players, wear their hearts on sleeveless, candy-striped overalls, taking over the WCWS like "wildfire."  

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Grand Island library offers summer storytime outreach
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Grand Island library offers summer storytime outreach

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The Grand Island Public Library will host free Wednesday summer storytime sessions at the Literacy Council, offering activities, library cards and program information.

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Summer reading challenge invites Grand Island readers
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Summer reading challenge invites Grand Island readers

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Grand Island Public Library’s 2026 summer reading challenge runs May 31–Aug. 8, offering free registration, reading rewards and prize drawings for all ages.

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State Street closure set June 1 for Claude Road, Diers Avenue work
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State Street closure set June 1 for Claude Road, Diers Avenue work

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State Street in Grand Island will close June 1 between U.S. 281 and Lawrence Lane/Overland Drive for roadway upgrades tied to Claude Road and Diers Avenue work.

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Library liberty and literature book club: The Quartet
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Library liberty and literature book club: The Quartet

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Join the Liberty and Literature book club to discuss Joseph Ellis’s "The Quartet" and explore American history, meeting every other month through September 2026.

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Why do people need challenge more than comfort? | The Ethical Life podcast

Why do people need challenge more than comfort? | The Ethical Life podcast

🎧 From camping trips to knife making, the hosts discuss curiosity, lifelong learning and the importance of continuing personal growth throughout adulthood and beyond.

Can too many choices make life harder? | The Ethical Life podcast

Can too many choices make life harder? | The Ethical Life podcast

🎧 From paint colors to career paths, this conversation examines paralysis, uncertainty and the hidden benefits of limits, routines and firm expectations.

Does it take more than phone bans to reconnect students with real life? | The Ethical Life podcast

Does it take more than phone bans to reconnect students with real life? | The Ethical Life podcast

🎧 Classrooms feel calmer without devices, yet research shows little academic gain. This conversation explores attention, belonging and why deeper cultural shifts matter more.

Who’s responsible when jobs go unfilled: workers or employers? | The Ethical Life podcast

Who’s responsible when jobs go unfilled: workers or employers? | The Ethical Life podcast

🎧 The hosts examine hiring struggles, economic forces and how changing expectations around pay, flexibility and purpose are reshaping participation in the labor force.

Life & Entertainment

In Oklahoma, one family preserves a piece of Black history on Route 66

In Oklahoma, one family preserves a piece of Black history on Route 66

About half the counties on the route were thought to comprise towns where Black people were pressured to leave before sunset.

Planting a garden? Skip these plants toxic to dogs

Planting a garden? Skip these plants toxic to dogs

In 2025 alone, ASPCA Poison Control staff assisted with over 12,900 plant exposures in dogs.  

Review: ‘Tuner’ gives Leo Woodall a symphony of possibilities

Review: ‘Tuner’ gives Leo Woodall a symphony of possibilities

Leo Woodall gets his “Good Will Hunting” moment with “Tuner,” a low-key thriller about a piano tuner.

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Content by Breakthrough T1D. Learn about the Agostino family, their connection to Type 1 diabetes, and the Breakthrough T1D Nebraska Gala that will take place later this spring.

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Survey: Impulse Buys May Be Ruining Some Americans’ Finances

Survey: Impulse Buys May Be Ruining Some Americans’ Finances

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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