The best is likely still ahead for Mubenga, a trench enforcer whose past SEC track record is already pretty good.
- JEFF BAHR Grand Island Independent
The Huskers will play Kansas State in an exhibition game Oct. 26 in the BigIron Events Center.
- CON MARSHALL
The entire roster of Eagles’ women’s golfers averaged a 3.679 GPA.
- CHADRON STATE COLLEGE
Award-winning leadership expert, executive coach, and author Dr. Patrice Buckner Jackson will present Discover Your Brilliance at 11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 3, in the Chadron State College Student Center.
- CON MARSHALL
Numerous special awards were presented during a program in the Grandstand.
- CON MARSHALL
The season ended for Chadron’s Platte Valley Bank American Legion Post 12 baseball team last Sunday night, July 26, when homestanding Sidney posted a 7-2 victory during the third day of the Class B-7 District Tournament.
- PAXTON RITCHEY Chadron State College
The four preseason First-Team All-RMAC selections are quarterback Aidan Thompson, offensive lineman Dominic Castanon, defensive end William Stemler and linebacker Cooper Walton.
Fankhauser most of his life, except for three years when he was in the Army and served as a postal clerk in Germany and Vietnam most of that time.
The Big Ten has the best, most NFL-like league in college football, writes Sam McKewon, but the league's curiously cool embrace of Curt Cignetti holds back the brand.
Nebraska weather forecaster Kent Boughton, who spent time at multiple stations across the state, died Sunday after a battle with cancer.
A push in Congress to expand work permits for farm and ranch workers has drawn two Nebraska Republicans into a broader fight over immigration.
Nebraska volleyball will play its annual Red-White scrimmage at Pinnacle Bank Arena in mid-August.
Gov. Jim Pillen is leading a Nebraska trade mission to Japan and the Philippines to promote beef, wheat and ethanol.
Ohio State will reclaim supremacy in the Big Ten and Nebraska will again finish in a large middle of the pack, according to the league's preseason football media poll.
Lindenmeyer established himself as a reliable receiver last season in his first shot as Nebraska’s starting tight end. In 2026, he will look to build on that production in a more spread out offensive system.
Former Nebraska standout Tyus Wilson defended his USA Track & Field outdoor high jump title, clearing 7 feet, 6 inches while continuing his pursuit of Olympic dreams.
College football season is getting closer. Here is the schedule for Big Ten media days Tuesday through Thursday in Chicago.
Nebraska hired Rob Aurich away from San Diego State to be its new defensive coordinator. Dwayne McDougle followed him from the west coast to be an on-field leader for the Blackshirts this fall.
The Federal Trade Commission and states reached a right-to-repair settlement with John Deere.
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen helped recognized 82 living Nebraskan Korean War veterans on Friday in a ceremony at Memorial Stadium.
The Journal Star earned 12 national Top 10 honors in the 2025 APSE awards, joining just two other news organizations in achieving a prestigious "Grand Slam."
The 530,157 passengers who through Nebraska’s largest airport in June broke the previous monthly record of 524,331 set in June 2025.
Nebraska football extended an offer to 2028 four-star edge defender Tristan Henderson earlier this week. He made the announcement on social media.
Nebraska Cancer Specialists and the Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center are participating in a expanded access program that allows them to offer a new pancreatic cancer drug to patients while it is under review by the FDA.
Nebraska’s most experienced journeyman player ever has one season to make an impact in Lincoln.
After a summer of relative silence from Nebraska football, Amie Just sees a lot of smaller questions, at Big Ten Media Days, that fall under one large umbrella.
The national suicide prevention and mental health crisis lifeline, 988, observed it's fourth anniversary since Nebraska implemented the service on July 16, 2022. Here's the impact.
Teddy Prochazka could have played one more season at Nebraska or started a coaching career. He instead found his next love — coaching prep freshmen back home at Elkhorn South.
Weeds not only look ugly, they also rob the garden of nutrients and moisture.
As he heads to Chicago for Big Ten Media Days, Matt Rhule's gift of gab is out ahead of Nebraska's on-field performance, Tom Shatel writes — but that can change.
