The upcoming sports comedy film, "Going for Two," will be released on Oct. 23 in Nebraska and select theaters in Iowa.
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- LIVIA ZISKEY Lincoln Journal Star
A statewide report found that students who concentrate in health sciences opportunities while in high school are more likely to pursue postsecondary health-related education and earn more than their peers.
- Ashley Mohler
Lexington Public Schools and the University of Nebraska Medical Center signed a memorandum of understanding Tuesday morning, Oct. 20, at Lexington High School, creating a new pathway into nursing for local students.
- ALYSSA JOHNSON Lincoln Journal Star
Police said the home’s previous owner, who has since died, had a connection to Duggan’s Pub and Bos.
Police on Thursday searched a home in northeast Lincoln for possible human remains in connection with the Regina Bos case.
- Lincoln Journal Star
Drivers in south Lincoln will need another detour starting Monday as work continues on the $5.45 million South 27th Street improvement project.
- Ashley Mohler
Attorney general candidate Jocelyn Brasher returned to Lexington on Tuesday morning, Oct. 20, for a campaign stop at Madeline’s Cafe and Bakery, where members of the Dawson County Democrats gathered to greet her.
For years, Kelly Murphy prayed for answers about her missing son. Over time, her prayers changed — and so did her understanding of hope.
Allie Havers helped bring success to the Nebraska women's basketball and volleyball teams. Havers — now Allie Mailloux — is doing the same in Pender.
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With the game tied 21-21, Southwest ran the ball nine times in a row for a touchdown that ended its playoff drought.
JD Vance became the first vice president to visit North Platte on Thursday, campaigning for Sen. Pete Ricketts and Gov. Jim Pillen as they face challenging reelection bids.
Socialism once embraced by only a small coterie of the American electorate as a system of political, economic and social governance is now preferred to capitalism by a wide swath of the American electorate.
Before making a decision on initiatives 440 and 441, we need to find out what happened in states that have tried online sports betting, and the bad results they had to endure.
The village of Eustis held its Ghoulish Gathering Thursday night, Oct. 22, in celebration of Halloween.
Lexington Public Schools and the University of Nebraska Medical Center signed a memorandum of understanding Tuesday morning, Oct. 20, at Lexington High School, creating a new pathway into nursing for local students.
The Lexington Board of Education accepted a donation of $4,500 in camera equipment from longtime photographer Paul Pack during its Oct. 19 meeting.
Attorney general candidate Jocelyn Brasher returned to Lexington on Tuesday morning, Oct. 20, for a campaign stop at Madeline’s Cafe and Bakery, where members of the Dawson County Democrats gathered to greet her.
The upcoming sports comedy film, "Going for Two," will be released on Oct. 23 in Nebraska and select theaters in Iowa.
A statewide report found that students who concentrate in health sciences opportunities while in high school are more likely to pursue postsecondary health-related education and earn more than their peers.
Lexington Public Schools and the University of Nebraska Medical Center signed a memorandum of understanding Tuesday morning, Oct. 20, at Lexington High School, creating a new pathway into nursing for local students.
Police said the home’s previous owner, who has since died, had a connection to Duggan’s Pub and Bos.
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A Lexington man was sentenced to 30-45 years in prison Monday in Dawson County District Court.
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A Dawson County man has been convicted by a jury of first-degree sexual assault of a child and could face up to life in prison.
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