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Omaha Public Schools bus involved in crash Tuesday morning
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Two crashes affected the Tuesday morning commute in Omaha. In the first crash, an Omaha Public Schools bus collided with a car around 7:30 a.m. The incident happened at the ramp from I-680 southbound to West Dodge westbound. “The Omaha Public Schools bus was heading to...
Wild Bill’s Fun Center marks 10th anniversary with community celebration
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) - Wild Bill’s Fun Center celebrated its 10th anniversary over the weekend, drawing over 200 people to the North Platte venue. For more than a decade, the center has provided a space for friends and families to gather and create lasting memories. Since its opening,...
Beatrice School District new budget shows lower spending and tax rate
BEATRICE – The President of the Beatrice School Board says the coming year’s district budget represents a three percent overall reduction and a five-percent reduction in tax rate. Last week, the Beatrice School Board received an update on the budget which will come before the board soon, for...
New and long-standing traditions of Big Red Welcome
The iconic Husker tunnel walk graced the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for the first time 30 years ago and became a key moment in the game day experience. Seeing that the tunnel walk brought Husker spirit to campus, UNL began incorporating it into incoming freshman class’s first days. Twenty years...
Centura football ready for youth to step up in first year under new coach
CAIRO, Neb. (KSNB) - Last year Centura finished their season with a 4-5 record. The Centurions enter this year with a new coach, Tim Dvorak, he served as an assistant on the team last year, and says that was key to making the transition easier with his players. With only...
Nebraska High School Rodeo Makes Stops in Bloomfield and O’Neill
The Nebraska high school rodeo was in Bloomfield and O’Neill for performances this past weekend. Among the area highlights on Saturday in Bloomfield, Emmett Sortum of Taylor was runner up in the tie down roping followed by Cayson Johnston of Stapleton in third. Johnston also had a top five finish in the steer wrestling finishing third with a time of 10.82 seconds. Haylea Miller of Merna was runner up in the barrels with a time of 16.597 followed by Kallan Cox of Purdum in third. Other top five area performances on Saturday included Kallan Cox of Purdum finishing third in the pole bending. Jacie Naprstek of Gothenburg was third in goat tying and Haylea Miller of Merna placed third in the girls cutting.
Sunday air show at Offutt Air Force Base dedicated to fallen hero Daegan Page
OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE, Neb. — Not quite 20 years ago, at maybe 8 or 9 years old, Daegan Page was a young kid fascinated by what he saw at an air show at Offutt Air Force Base, his father says. On Sunday, the Thunderbirds dedicated their performance to...
Stabbing near Columbus sends one to hospital with serious injuries
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – The Platte County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a Saturday morning stabbing near Columbus that left a woman with serious injuries. Deputies were sent to a campground northwest of the Highway 81 and Highway 30 intersection just after 2 a.m. on reports of a person bleeding from a knife wound.
Nebraska football: Power ranking every QB the Huskers will face in 2024
The Nebraska football season is almost here. Now that Week 0 has come and gone, it’s time to really wake up and get ready. The Huskers will face off against UTEP on Saturday afternoon. That game will be the beginning of what everyone in the state hopes is a...
The Weekly Rundown: Game week is here for Nebraska
Game week is here for Nebraska as they prepare to square off against UTEP on FOX Saturday at 2:30 p.m. We set the stage on that and more in the Weekly Rundown column. The post The Weekly Rundown: Game week is here for Nebraska appeared first on On3.
Realignment shifts some of the top powers in women’s college volleyball as popularity surges
Perhaps no sport will be impacted more by the most recent round of conference realignment than women’s volleyball. Five of the last nine schools to win national championships switched conferences during the offseason. Those five schools (Texas, Stanford, UCLA, Washington and Southern California) have combined to claim 12 of the last 23 titles.
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