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Southeast Nebraska neighbors: Obituaries for March 11

Southeast Nebraska neighbors: Obituaries for March 11

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

    Lancaster County jail workers may soon start wearing cameras: 'A lot of benefits to it'

    Lancaster County jail workers may soon start wearing cameras: 'A lot of benefits to it'

    • PETER BREEN Lincoln Journal Star

    The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office didn't start using cameras until after George Floyd's death, and Lincoln didn't allocate funds for cameras for all of its police patrol teams until 2021.

    56th Street improvement project resumes. Here’s what drivers need to know.

    56th Street improvement project resumes. Here’s what drivers need to know.

    • DENNIS RUDNER Lincoln Journal Star

    Driving through construction zones or scrambling to find a shortcut can be frustrating. The upside is that when the work is finished, roads are smoother, safer and easier to travel.

    Police investigating after body found near Oak Creek in north Lincoln

    Police investigating after body found near Oak Creek in north Lincoln

    • ALYSSA JOHNSON Lincoln Journal Star

    Officers were called to the area of North 11th Street and Interstate 180 shortly before 1 p.m. Tuesday on reports of a dead body near Oak Creek.

    Body found in north Lincoln

    Body found in north Lincoln

      Teenager in critical condition after rollover in west Lincoln

      Teenager in critical condition after rollover in west Lincoln

      • ALYSSA JOHNSON Lincoln Journal Star

      Around 12:30 a.m. Tuesday, first responders were called to the area of Southwest 84th and West A streets for a single-vehicle rollover crash. 

      Spring Affair plant sale returns to Lincoln in April

      Spring Affair plant sale returns to Lincoln in April

      • Omaha World-Herald

      PlantNebraska, formerly the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum, will host its 2026 Spring Affair Plant Sale on April 23-25 at the Sandhills Global Event Center, 4100 N. 84th St. in Lincoln.

      By the numbers: Nebraska boys state basketball tournament preview

      By the numbers: Nebraska boys state basketball tournament preview

        The Nebraska boys state tournament is here. Records, scoring leaders, top teams and key numbers for all six classes — everything you need before tipoff.

        Lincoln City Council weighs winery rule changes, approves addition at The Mill

        Lincoln City Council weighs winery rule changes, approves addition at The Mill

          Lincoln officials are considering changes that would allow rural wineries to sell beer, liquor and prepared food.

          ‘She’s probably been dead for hours’: 911 call played in Lincoln baby death trial

          ‘She’s probably been dead for hours’: 911 call played in Lincoln baby death trial

            Ryan Greenwood, 36, would face a minimum of 20 years in prison and up to life if he's convicted of child abuse resulting in death, as charged. 

            Clock is ticking: DISH Network may drop NBC, Fox channels in Nebraska

            Clock is ticking: DISH Network may drop NBC, Fox channels in Nebraska

              DISH subscribers in Nebraska could lose several local NBC affiliates if a renewal deal isn’t reached by 6 p.m. Tuesday.

              Southeast Nebraska neighbors: Obituaries for March 10

              Southeast Nebraska neighbors: Obituaries for March 10

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

                Fridge electrical failure caused south Lincoln fire; $20K in damage

                Fridge electrical failure caused south Lincoln fire; $20K in damage

                  Lincoln Fire and Rescue responded to a basement fire in south Lincoln Monday afternoon. Homeowner Steve Eaton said he was vacuuming his garage when he began to smell smoke.

                  Nebraska farmers fret about fertilizer costs as Iran war disrupts production

                  Nebraska farmers fret about fertilizer costs as Iran war disrupts production

                    The conflict in Iran is creating uncertainty for Nebraska farmers, who rely on fertilizer from the area.

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                    Nebraska farmers fret about fertilizer costs as Iran war disrupts production

                    Nebraska farmers fret about fertilizer costs as Iran war disrupts production

                    The conflict in Iran is creating uncertainty for Nebraska farmers, who rely on fertilizer from the area.

                    Volunteers cheer patients, help staff at Kearney Regional Medical Center

                    Volunteers cheer patients, help staff at Kearney Regional Medical Center

                    From folding 425 washcloths to delivering flowers, KRMC volunteers handle the small tasks that make a big difference.

                    Boone Tederman beats leukemia to help Gothenburg earn first state berth since 2017

                    Boone Tederman beats leukemia to help Gothenburg earn first state berth since 2017

                    Boone Tederman's future as a Gothenburg Swede athlete took a turning point just a month before his freshman year ended.

                    Gothenburg student receives Nebraska Wheat Growers Association scholarship

                    Gothenburg student receives Nebraska Wheat Growers Association scholarship

                    A Gothenburg student is one of two who will receive a 2026 Nebraska Wheat Growers Association scholarship.

                    State & Regional

                    Southeast Nebraska neighbors: Obituaries for March 11

                    Southeast Nebraska neighbors: Obituaries for March 11

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

                    Lancaster County jail workers may soon start wearing cameras: 'A lot of benefits to it'

                    Lancaster County jail workers may soon start wearing cameras: 'A lot of benefits to it'

                    The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office didn't start using cameras until after George Floyd's death, and Lincoln didn't allocate funds for cameras for all of its police patrol teams until 2021.

                    56th Street improvement project resumes. Here’s what drivers need to know.

                    56th Street improvement project resumes. Here’s what drivers need to know.

                    Driving through construction zones or scrambling to find a shortcut can be frustrating. The upside is that when the work is finished, roads are smoother, safer and easier to travel.

                    Police investigating after body found near Oak Creek in north Lincoln

                    Police investigating after body found near Oak Creek in north Lincoln

                    Officers were called to the area of North 11th Street and Interstate 180 shortly before 1 p.m. Tuesday on reports of a dead body near Oak Creek.

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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...

                    Holiday Shoppers Beware: 3 Traps to Avoid as Scammers Prepare

                    Holiday Shoppers Beware: 3 Traps to Avoid as Scammers Prepare

                    Black Friday is fast approaching, and shoppers are gearing up. The National Retail Federation expects more than 183 million people to shop over the weekend spanning Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday this year. But fraudsters are preparing for Black Friday too, looking for opportunities to steal your money or personal information. Before you dive into holiday...

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                    Crime

                    2 arrested after Lexington police carry out arrest warrants

                    2 arrested after Lexington police carry out arrest warrants

                    LEXINGTON — The Lexington Police Department arrested two subjects Thursday morning after conducting simultaneous arrest operations.

                    Gothenburg man charged with third-degree sexual assault of a child

                    Gothenburg man charged with third-degree sexual assault of a child

                    Dirk M. Earll, 29, is charged with third-degree sexual assault of a child, a Class 3A felony; and two counts of committing child abuse intentionally with no injury.

                    North Platte man accused of stealing tires from various businesses using fraudulent credit cards

                    North Platte man accused of stealing tires from various businesses using fraudulent credit cards

                    Guillermo Goytia-Avitia, 57, of North Platte was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of theft by deception, more than $5,000.

                    Defense counters prosecutors' 'blind hatred' of Bongiovanni in seeking milder punishment

                    Defense counters prosecutors' 'blind hatred' of Bongiovanni in seeking milder punishment

                    Defense lawyers have asked for a short prison term, if any time in custody is required at all, for the first Drug Enforcement Administration agent in Western New York convicted of protecting drug traffickers.

                    Politics

                    Top Journal Star photos and videos for March 2026

                    Top Journal Star photos and videos for March 2026

                    Photos: Historic UNL buildings

                    Photos: Historic UNL buildings

                    See some of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's most historic and architecturally significant buildings.

                    Photos, video: New life on Nebraska farms, ranches

                    Photos, video: New life on Nebraska farms, ranches

                    Calving season brings new life and light to spring on Nebraska farms and ranches. If you have a video or photo of a new calf, lamb or foal to share, please upload it at JournalStar.com.

                    Former Nebraska first lady Susanne Shore runs for NU regent in Omaha

                    Former Nebraska first lady Susanne Shore runs for NU regent in Omaha

                    Susanne Shore, a Democrat and former first lady of Nebraska and the wife of U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts, announced she is seeking to serve the remaining four years of former Regent Elizabeth O’Connor’s term.

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