Dr. Sunil Hingorani's attorney said he was "largely banished" from the clinic following a meeting Oct. 18, 2024.
- SUSIE BOVAIRD Lincoln Journal Star
Six seminarians studying to be priests in the Catholic Diocese of Lincoln are pilgrimaging across the state. The group will travel 375 miles by foot in less than a month.
- Wilson Moore World-Herald Staff Writer
Excitement, nostalgia and opportunity will mix for the Nebraskans on South Dakota State's roster over the weekend as the Jackrabbits look to upset favored host Nebraska.
- Lincoln Journal Star
Two lucky people will split a $420,000 jackpot after winning lottery tickets were sold in Columbus and Lincoln.
- Justin Frommer World-Herald Staff Writer
Nebraska's nonconference schedule featured some of the top teams from SEC, which put five in the WCWS field. And the Huskers held their own.
- CON MARSHALL
Meyer was due to play in the Class C State Golf Tournament at Indianhead Golf Club near Grand Island on Wednesday and Thursday, May 27 and 28.
- ERIN BAMER Nebraska Examiner
Nebraska’s broadband rollout is moving forward, but hundreds of millions in federal funds remain uncertain.
It'll be like nothing the Huskers have experienced at any other venue this year. Even a rowdy Bowlin Stadium, which held nearly 3,500 fans for super regional games, won’t compare.
The South Sioux Community Schools now allows students to wear tribal regalia or other cultural and religious objects at graduation, thanks to the advocacy of senior Tiala Luong.
Nebraska softball may take a minute to be a little wide-eyed for the big WCWS stage, writes Amie Just, but these Huskers are poised to "lock in" and make history.
The rules are simple. Find a car. Chop the top off of it. Remove the windshield. Complete as many bizarre tasks as possible enroute to New Orleans from Chicago.
It'll be like nothing the Huskers have experienced at any other venue this year. Even a rowdy Bowlin Stadium, which held nearly 3,500 fans for super regional games, won’t compare.
Scott Petersen touted himself as a “conservative leader” and the “America First” candidate who would “restore trust” in state elections.
Nebraska softball coach Rhonda Revelle has collected several bonuses for the Huskers' 2026 success — and winning the WCWS would earn her more.
SEC powerhouses Arkansas and Ole Miss will head to northern regionals, while Kansas is expanding its ballpark by more than 1,000 seats for its first regional.
Millard North used last year's Class A state title game defeat as motivation. Facing the same opponent, the result this year favored the Mustangs.
Millard North celebrated their third title and first since 2005, despite losing five of their last 6 regular season games.
With just over 11,000 tickets sold for the Nebraska Lottery Concert Series at the Nebraska State Fair, sales are up 4,500 from this time last year.
Why Nebraska baseball chose to play the early game Friday, a possible new NU home attendance record and where the Lincoln Regional stacks up in the NCAA tourney's opening round.
A century-old water fight between Nebraska and Colorado is headed toward its next chapter at the U.S. Supreme Court.
Nebraska baseball finally figured out the NCAA regional hosting formula, writes Tom Shatel, while the Big Ten tournament should stay in Omaha for as long as it can.
A Nebraska delegation plans another trip to Ukraine focused on aid, agriculture and documenting wartime life near the front lines.
A second man has been charged federally in connection with an alleged plot to bring cars stolen in Texas to Nebraska to sell.
Five of the Nebraska players are from the Panhandle.
The 2026 NCAA Baseball Tournament field is set and the regional round begins on Friday, May 29. Who is favored to make the 2026 College World Series?
One of Chadron State College’s outstanding quarterbacks, John Riggs, recently died at age 63 in Bradford, Tennessee.
Bynes leapt 15.80 meters (51 feet, 10 inches) on his second of six jumps, then immediately followed with 15.78 meters (51 feet, 9.75 inches) on his third.
Chadron State professor and former CSC softball coach Robert Stack, along with sons Riley Stack and Jayden Stack and son-in-law Blake Miller, finished in first place.
An online production featuring Chadron and some of the surrounding area has received special recognition from a national organization.
After the Chadron High School girls had won just the third Class B-6 District Track and Field Meet championship in the program’s 55-year history by a hardy 18-point margin and also outscored long-time rivals such as Sidney, Gering and Scottsbluff all by at least 23 points, everybody knew Lad…
Fifty-four seniors graduated from Chadron High School on Saturday, May 16.