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Sizzling success: Nebraska corn makes Beef Pit a cut above
GRAND ISLAND, Neb. — Where's the corn? It's in the beef as the Nebraska Cattlemen Beef Pit showcases corn fed beef that makes Nebraska an agricultural powerhouse. The Beef Pit is a Nebraska State Fair tradition as people line up for Nebraska beef. If people have one meal to...
First state in history to have competing abortion ballot measures on the same ballot
Welcome to the Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2024 Brew. Here’s what’s in store for you as you start your day:. Nebraskans to vote on competing abortion ballot initiatives in November. Lowest percentage of contested state legislative primaries since 2014. Wesley Harris (D) and Brad Briner (R) running for North...
Union workers cry foul over layoffs at immigration service centers
Unionized workers with the federal agency responsible for processing immigration and asylum paperwork claim they are being forced to turn their jobs over to non-union labor, in violation of federal law. United Electrical, Radio, & Machine Workers of America members say the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Nebraska Service Center...
'Ope, the scoop is out!': Kansas City ice cream shop announces Omaha location
OMAHA, Neb. — A popular Kansas City ice cream shop announced it is coming to Omaha. Related coverage in the video above: Now Serving Omaha. Betty Rae's Ice Cream's sixth location is expected in the Omaha metro in "early fall." The first shop opened in 2015 with 26 flavors...
PHOTOS: 75 years of WOWT - Famous faces
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - 6 News WOWT is celebrating our 75th anniversary on Thursday!. While working on some special ways to commemorate this milestone, 6 News has been looking through our archives and wanted to share some images of familiar faces we thought our audience would enjoy. GARY KERR. Gary...
Blair’s Newest Auto Experts
BLAIR, NEBRASKA (2024 AUGUST 28) – When a vicious hail storm pummeled Blair this July, it left millions of dollars in vehicle damage in its wake. My mother-in-law’s car was among the casualties, pelted and pounded so severely her insurance company deemed it not worth fixing. They wanted...
Growing for Market Statewide Program to be Held in Scottsbluff
Nebraska Extension educators and fellow growers across four different locations in Nebraska will offer a program entitled “Growing for Market Statewide” in September and October. Anyone interested in growing produce and selling at farmer’s markets, direct consumer sales, or with Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) groups is invited to attend.
Matt Rhule Expects Nebraska Football’s Sideline Switch to Pay Off
The Huskers' head coach said visiting teams will face a more hostile environment along the east sideline of Memorial Stadium. Speaking two days before the season opener against UTEP, Rhule also provided updates on the running backs, the placekickers and t
Matt Rhule talks addition of Mac Markway: 'It was an unbelievable surprise'
When classes got underway on the Nebraska campus, Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule said he was surprised to see newly-enrolled tight end Mac Markway in Lincoln. Speaking Thursday, Rhule said Markway, the former LSU tight end, went through the enrollment process on his own and showed up in Lincoln for the start of classes this week.
After 50 years, Lodge Restaurant moves from original spot to former Skeeter Barnes
KEARNEY, Neb. — The Lodge Restaurant will still relocate, but not to the University Village. After remaining in the same location for over 50 years, the lodge was being forced to move. Initially, they planned to move to the University Village, but that has since changed. According to the...
Fritch: proposed special session bills would've left Nebraska City with $4 million shortfall
NEBRASKA CITY - Nebraska City Public Schools Superintendent Mark Fritch offered gratitude to State Sen. Julie Slama for her work in the special legislative sessions saying bills initially proposed would have meant a revenue shortfall of $4 million. Fritch said the district appreciates Sen. Slama’s support for local control of...
Southeast Community College enrollment surges by 9%, exceeds 10,000 students
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Enrollment at Southeast Community College (SCC) has increased by 9% since last fall, surpassing 10,000 students for the first time in over a decade, the school reported Tuesday. “This is always an exciting time at SCC as we help new and returning students pursue their educational...
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