Top Story Spotlight Gothenburg woman charged with felony child abuse and sexual assault of a child Andrew Bottrell Jun 4, 2026 Jun 4, 2026 0 Prefer us on Google Learn More Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A Gothenburg woman is being charged with felony child abuse and sexual assault of a child.kAm}2E92=:6 )] (69E;6[ bd[ :D 492C865 H:E9 4@>>:EE:?8 49:=5 23FD6 :?E6?E:@?2==J[ H:E9 ?@ :?;FCJ[ 2 r=2DD bp 76=@?Jj 2?5 E9:C5\568C66 D6IF2= 2DD2F=E @7 2 49:=5[ 2 r=2DD bp 76=@?J[ :? s2HD@? r@F?EJ r@FCE]k^AmkAm(69E;6 :D 244FD65 @7 E@F49:?8 E96 g\J62C\@=5 G:4E:> :?2AAC@AC:2E6=J :? E96 A2DE 4@FA=6 >@?E9D[ 244@C5:?8 E@ 4@FCE 5@4F>6?ED]k^AmkAm(69E;6 H2D 2CC6DE65 %9FCD52J 2?5 =@5865 :?E@ E96 s2HD@? r@F?EJ y2:=] q@?5 :D D6E 2E `_T @7 S`d[___] p AC6=:>:?2CJ 962C:?8 xD D6E 7@C `` 2]>] yF?6 `e :? 7C@?E @7 s2HD@? r@F?EJ yF586 y677C6J |] (:89E>2?]k^Am People are also reading… Aristh Rodriguez-Linares found guilty of manslaughter Wednesday in Dawson County District Court 'Took my breath away' — Elm Creek, nearby communities unite at vigil for 3 injured teens Aristh Rodriguez-Linares takes the stand in state’s case against him Monday Locals ask what’s next for Tyson; Pepplitsch says the city is working on it Opening statements, first witness testimony begins Rodriguez-Linares trial Defendant Rodriguez-Linares continues testimony Tuesday Greyson Bjorkman powers Carpet Land to winning start at World Series Court hears from 3 witnesses Friday morning in Rodriguez-Linares trial From nonprofit studies to deputy city manager: Bill Brecks steps up to replace Burnside Nebraska, Creighton volleyball will be televised on Nebraska Public Media Registration open for 5th Annual Nebraska Women Veterans Symposium in Kearney Cozad's Landon Baker earns Good Life, Great Journey Scholarship through Nebraska Department of Transportation Wings and Wine fundraiser to benefit Blanche Senior Scholarship set for Aug. 20 After another defeat, Dodgers hope Skubal, Snell can snap team out of funk Bulldozers roll into national park to build Trump border wall kAmx7 (:89E>2? 7:?5D E96C6 :D 6?@F89 AC@323=J 42FD6 E@ 4@?E:?F6 H:E9 E96 42D6[ :E H:== 3@F?5 @G6C E@ s2HD@? r@F?EJ s:DEC:4E r@FCE]k^Am 0 Comments Sign up for our Crime & Courts newsletter Get the latest in local public safety news with this weekly email. Sign up! * I understand and agree that registration on or use of this site constitutes agreement to its user agreement and privacy policy. Andrew Bottrell Author email Follow Andrew Bottrell Close Get email notifications on {{subject}} daily! Your notification has been saved. There was a problem saving your notification. {{description}} Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. Save Manage followed notifications Close Followed notifications Please log in to use this feature Log In Don't have an account? Sign Up Today Related to this story Most Popular Cozad man sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for drug conviction LINCOLN — A Cozad man has been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison on a drug conviction. Recommended for you Watch Now: Related Video Omaha police provide update during "emergency situation" in North Omaha Counties with the most gun deaths Counties with the most gun deaths Nebraska's Skyler Pierce full press conference from Aug. 13, 2026 Nebraska's Skyler Pierce full press conference from Aug. 13, 2026 Nebraska's Teraya Sigler full press conference from Aug. 13, 2026 Nebraska's Teraya Sigler full press conference from Aug. 13, 2026
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