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A year under his belt in GPAC, Kudlacek aims to show what he's learned for HC
In sports, a slow start isn’t necessarily a bad thing. After struggling through a learning curve in spring football, Hastings College quarterback Carson Kudlacek seems to have gained some valuable lessons from the experience, exhibiting a noticeable development through fall camp that has HC’s assistant head coach and offensive coordinator Ken Fasnacht expecting big things from him this season.
Blackshirt alum thinks Nebraska football headed for double-digit win season
One day before the Nebraska football season, it wouldn’t be an overstatement to say that excitement over what the Huskers might be able to do this year is off the charts. Fans and former players alike are quite psyched up for what Matt Rhule, his coaching staff, and his charges could do in Rhule’s second season.
McCook YMCA seeks to renovate and modernize facilities
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) - The Ed Thomas YMCA in McCook announced they will be pursuing a $16 million renovation project, which they hope will be in the works by March of 2025. The facility will see multiple renovations and modernizations, but CEO Mitch Gross said that there is one...
Downtown Lincoln businesses prep for ‘crazy’ crowds for Husker football opener
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – As Husker football fans began arriving Friday for the first game of the season, businesses were getting ready for the rush. A restaurant in downtown Lincoln has been prepping for the first game for two weeks. Alison Arrigueno is the assistant manager for Hiro 88,...
City of Omaha says debris pickup could take another week
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Roanoke neighborhood resident Dave Molacek said he’s had his tree debris by the curb since the day after the July 31 windstorm. Like the other piles around his neighborhood, it’s still sitting there four weeks after the city began its curbside debris collection. “I...
Omaha Westside graduate competes in Paris Paralympics
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - One Omaha family is about to take the trip of a lifetime. They’re heading to Paris to watch their daughter compete on the world stage. Kevin and Vicky Houston have their bags packed and ready to go see their daughter Eva compete in the 2024 Paralympics.
ABC anchor presses Jared Polis on Harris’s ‘Medicare for All’ stance
ABC’s “This Week” co-anchor Jonathan Karl pressed Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D) over Vice President Harris’s apparent shift away from “Medicare for All,” to which the governor argued it is “not a one size fits all solution,” for the health care debate. Speaking with Polis on Sunday, Karl played a series of clips from Harris’s…
Livestreaming nest camera: Colorado osprey chick takes first flight, both chicks will learn to hunt soon
A Grand Lake osprey family that has a livestream camera focused on its nest documented one of the chicks taking its first flight Thursday, Aug. 29. Kent Roorda, who sets up the nest camera every year, said the chicks are getting ready to leave the nest and are nearly the size of their parents. People watching the livestream nest camera on SkyHiNews.com may see the chicks exercising their wings as they learn to fly, and eventually leave the nest permanently.
Former Inmate Facing 300 Years Behind Bars Learned He Had a Traumatic Brain Injury — Now He’s Helping Others (Exclusive)
Marchell Taylor had been in prison nearly half his life when test results showed he'd been living with a TBI. Now, he speaks up for others with the condition
Greeley Native, MLB Player Tom Runnells Creates Art with Baseballs
Tom Runnells, a Greeley native and former Major League Baseball player, is channeling his passion for the sport into art by transforming old baseballs into tribute pieces. His work highlights significant contributions from players, particularly from the early 20th-century Negro Leagues. Runnells, who retired from professional baseball in 2016, will be recognized for his own achievements as he is inducted into the UNC Athletic Hall of Fame on September 13. Aside from creating art, he is also writing a book about his experiences in baseball and giving back to the community through his charitable work.
Reader: I Hope People Who Victim-Blame the Homeless Read the Tragic Story of Joe Henry
Joe Henry, a former Brown Palace handyman who was fired for sleeping in out-of-order rooms while he was homeless and shared his story with Westword, died from an apparent suicide on August 22, only two weeks after his firing, according to the Lakewood Police Department. "Unfortunately, his death is consistent...
New and Exciting Discount Grocery Store Is Coming to Windsor
There is going to be a new grocery store option in Windsor. With grocery store prices going through the roof, many of us are looking for cheaper options to feed ourselves and our families. Many of us in Colorado are looking for cheaper and more affordable options. Well, a discount...
Aurora Reservoir Vehicle vs Entry Shack
On August 31st, 2024 at approximately 19:05 Aurora Fire Rescue and Aurora Parks, Recreation and Open Space Rangers were dispatched to a reported motor vehicle accident at the entrance to Aurora Reservoir, 5800 Powhaton Rd. Dispatched advised that a vehicle had crashed into the entry shack and that one person might be trapped. Rangers arrived on scene first and reported that the driver had self-extricated from the vehicle. She was transported by ambulance to a local hospital for evaluation. Crews were on scene about thirty minutes evaluating the structure which sustained heavy damage. The employee working in the shack was shaken but not injured. Aurora Police are investigating.
The Denver Broncos Will Trade Zach Wilson to the Chicago Bears
As the Chicago Bears look to solidify their quarterback depth behind their prized rookie, Caleb Williams, one intriguing option could be Zach Wilson, currently with the Denver Broncos. Wilson, a former top prospect who showed promise during the Broncos’ preseason, may be on the move again—and the Bears could be an ideal landing spot.
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