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Fall Camp Report: August 17
Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule met with members of the media following the teams’ fall camp practice Saturday morning. Rhule spoke on the quarterback room, the defensive line and the scrimmage. “I think we feel really confident in all of the guys,” he said. “I think the thing that...
Schmidt's First Career Goal Lifts Mavericks Past Lindenwood
Omaha, Neb. - The Mavericks took an early lead in the fourth minute of the match and never looked back as they shutout Lindenwood 2-0 to close out opening weekend. Omaha begins its 2024 season at 1-0-1, while the Lions fall to 1-1-0. How it Happened. Three and a half...
Husker Notes: Pass pro, the pass rush and position battles that remain
Here's what Matt Rhule had to say on a variety of topics after Saturday's scrimmage. The Nebraska offensive line's pass rushing challenge is formidable each day in practice. Matt Rhule cites Jimari Butler, James Williams, Cameron Lenhardt and Princewill Umanmielen among those the Husker offensive line has to keep in check each day. Umanmielen has added to his game as a QB hunter, the coach said Saturday.
Opa! Omaha celebrates all things Greek at Omaha's Original Greek Festival Saturday
OMAHA, Neb. — Omaha's Original Greek Festival celebrated all things Greek including everything from food, drinks, dance, music, and more. Saturday's celebration featured a full day of dancing along with a live Greek band. The taverna kept glasses filled, while gyros, spanakopita, and lamb kept guests' bellies full. The...
Canaries blast four home runs, snap losing skid
Lincoln, NE (Canaries) — The Sioux Falls Canaries hit four homeruns on Saturday, snapping a five-game losing streak with an 8-7 victory at Lincoln. The Saltdogs scored twice in the first inning but the Birds answered with three solo homeruns. Josh Rehwaldt got the team on the scoreboard in the top of the second with […]
Dozens of Holdrege scouts volunteer their time for an emergency preparedness drill
HOLDREDGE, Neb — Dozens of Holdrege scouts volunteered their time on Friday evening for an emergency preparedness drill. They were only pretending to be injured, but may have helped to save lives in the future. These kids look like they’ve been through a tornado. Luckily though, that’s the point...
Warrior Volleyball Outlasts Hastings Behind Forgach Aguilar’s Career-High 27 Kills
SEWARD – Juliauna Forgach Aguilar and the rest of LC State Volleyball bounced back in a big way on Saturday with a 3-2 (25-23, 24-26, 25-23, 22-25, 18-16) victory over Hastings (Neb.). The junior outside hitter had one of the best performances of her career to help the Warriors come away with a win after a back-and-forth battle with the Broncos. The Warrior defense put in work with a staggering 113 digs which ranks sixth in the LC State record book.
AARP grant funds Lincoln 'Digital Literacy' project for seniors
(Lincoln) -- Many seniors report using technology on a regular basis but those who do not risk missing out due to its role in so much of daily life. "Digital Literacy," a collaborative project in Lincoln, aims to help older Nebraskans strengthen their digital skills. The City of Lincoln's Aging Partners received an AARP Community Challenge grant of just over $20,000 for the project.
Husker D-line has opportunity to flex its depth that lacked prior to Rhule era
To live in this league – truly thrive – Husker fans know it's about more than just having a few big people who still want to ball when it's 35 degrees hugging 20 mph winds in mid-November. Required is the kind of force in numbers making necessary a couple table leaves to accompany all of those who need to eat.
Iowa Youth Give Their Hands to Larger Service at State 4-H Conference
Youth at the Iowa 4-H Youth Conference engaged in several community service projects throughout the conference, June 25-27. Through their service at the conference and throughout the year, the youth gave back to the Ames community and surrounding counties, Iowa communities impacted by recent natural disasters, their hometowns and the Ronald McDonald House.
Sunday Spotlight: Smile Fest to raise money for foster and adopted children in Iowa and Nebraska
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa — A local nonprofit 'Share My Smile' joined KETV in studio on Sunday to discuss their upcoming Smile Fest on September 7. Share my Smile founder Chelsea Best and executive director Michelle Irions talked about what to expect at Smile Fest and their need for volunteer help.
Debate delayed on owner-occupied housing valuations as tensions flare in Nebraska Legislature
State Sen. Tom Brandt of Plymouth, center, meets with a group of his colleagues as debate takes an unintended turn Saturday, Aug. 17, 2024, in Lincoln. Around him are, from left, State Sens. George Dungan of Lincoln, John Cavanaugh of Omaha, Ben Hansen of Blair, Anna Wishart of Lincoln and Justin Wayne of Omaha. Not pictured, to Brandt's right: State Sens. Wendy DeBoer of Omaha and Lou Ann Linehan of Elkhorn. (Zach Wendling/Nebraska Examiner)
11-year-old’s alleged involvement in Omaha murder reignites debate over juvenile justice
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Tuesday, just before midnight, 64-year-old Mursal Jama was shot and killed outside his home. Detectives believe six young people between the ages of 11 and 17 took his SUV and headed out-of-town to allegedly steal more guns. So far, three of those arrested will be tried in court as adults for murder: the 14-, 16-, and 17-year-olds.
Gone, But Not Forgotten Community Walk set for late August
OMAHA, Neb. — Gone, But Not Forgotten Community Walk is a community walk in honor of September's Homicide Cold Case Awareness Month. Families of the Stolen founder Buffy Bush joined KETV in Studio on Saturday to discuss the Gone, But Not Forgotten Community Walk. The walk is part of...
Nebraska zoo announces birth of rare squirrel monkey
OMAHA, Neb. — The Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, Nebraska, announced a new addition to its family of animals. This animal is a rare, but adorable species of monkey. Pesto, a squirrel monkey, was born on July 13, the zoo said on Facebook. A squirrel monkey is a small...
One man bit by a dog leads to shots fired
OMAHA, Neb. — Douglas County officials say a man transported himself to the hospital after being bitten by a dog. The man said he was just defending himself according to Douglas County Officials. The dog bit the man's hand near 27th and Jaynes Street just after 7 p.m. on Saturday.
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