A Lexington man was sentenced to 30-45 years in prison Monday in Dawson County District Court.
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Cozad softball earns wildcard to reach Class C-3 District Final against Bishop Neumann Friday, Oct. 9 at 11 a.m. at Hackberry Fields in Wahoo.
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The Lexington Minutemen tennis team earned 29 points Monday to claim the title at the Hastings Invite.
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The Cozad lady Haymaker golf team finished as the Class C-4 District runners-up Monday at Lakeside Country Club at Johnson Lake.
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Lexington sophomore Millie Pepplitsch earned a trip to girls state golf after finishing 10th at Class B-4 Districts Monday at Pioneers Golf Course in Lincoln.
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President Donald Trump was in Grand Island on Monday for a midterm campaign rally aimed at boosting U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts and Nebraska Republicans. See the full recap here.
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Take a look at photos from Fonner Park for a campaign rally with U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts and President Donald Trump in Grand Island.
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A Douglas County jury convicted an Omaha woman of shooting and killing two men over a seven-month period. She will likely spend the rest of her life in prison.
Renewal of a nearly $10.9 million National Institutes of Health grant is expected to help Creighton University continue building its nationally recognized hearing research program.
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Sixth-ranked Nebraska Kearney hit .351 and extended its school-record streak to 51 straight sets in a sweep of first-year Northeastern State at Buckle Court.
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Glass artist Tim Spurchise gives public demonstrations and a lecture Oct. 6-7 at the UNK hot glass studio, drawing on his M.F.A. training and teaching experience.
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