Nearly 26 years after Regina Bos went missing in Lincoln, a new lead has prompted a renewed investigation into the case, police say. Capt. Ben Miller speaks to the media on Aug. 24, 2026.
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Two paid staffers of Dan Osborn’s campaign joined an effort to dissolve a rival political party last year, documents show.
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Two down, two to go. The city has already hosted two "fire hydrant parties."
- RANDY SPEER Regional Sports Editor
Tackling machines, ball hawks and run stoppers encompass some of the top returning defensive talent in the area.
Wednesday was the first day of school for Lincoln Public Schools students in kindergarten and sixth and ninth grades. See photos here.
- CHRIS DUNKER Lincoln Journal Star
In a lawsuit filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Omaha, Larissa Schultz alleged Nebraska Democratic Party leaders retaliated against her after she reported the sexual harassment.
- BRENT C. WAGNER Lincoln Journal Star
Averi Bridges spent a year attending camps across the country, but her college decision took about 90 minutes.
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North Platte photographers Keith and Holly Howe announced their retirement in a Sunday evening press release.
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After opening the season with a sweep over UNLV on Saturday, No. 1 Nebraska volleyball (1-0) faces No. 2 Texas (2-1) on Sunday in the Players Era Volleyball Showcase.
Lincoln-area legislative candidates weighed in data center projects, the sweeping of funds from the Nebraska Environmental Trust Fund and an increase in wildfires at a environmental forum.
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Nebraska football can't afford to be patient with its 2026 season, writes Sam McKewon, nor does Matt Rhule intend to be. The future at NU is now.
No. 1 Nebraska volleyball coach Dani Busboom Kelly often has to remind herself not to skip out during serving practice. NU's Sunday sweep of Texas is why.
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Dodge County Adult Drug Court in Fremont marked the August 18, 2026 graduation of two participants who completed its intensive treatment and supervision program.
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Historical marker describes Coffee Siding near Harrison, Nebraska, a key late-1800s railroad shipping point for pioneer ranchers that has largely disappeared.
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