- Journal Times Staff
- MARY JANE SKALA
From golden aspens to downtown Omaha at night, Kearney’s first photography show is filled with local perspectives — and it’s on display through May.
- LIVIA ZISKEY Lincoln Journal Star
Authorities are investigating a Wednesday morning robbery at Cornerstone Bank in Bradshaw that left one employee with a head injury.
- Kearney Hub
A bat tested positive for rabies in one of the seven counties in the Two Rivers Public Health Department's area. Buffalo County is one of those counties.
- Journal Times Staff
Carlos Godinez was 10 years old when his parents brought him to the U.S. “I am so heartbroken for his two sons," friend Juan Guzman said.
A Coloradan chased for speeding on I-80 possessed drugs and drug paraphernalia, according to the Nebraska State Patrol report.
Attendance at the museum is up 25%, and that includes visitors from all 50 states and more than 50 countries, Executive Director Josh Sikes said.
When smoke appeared south of Elm Creek, a family jumped into action — and a community followed. Here’s how a fast-moving fire was brought under control.
These 25 homes are among those on the National Register of Historic Places for being historically/architecturally significant. Descriptions are from the Nebraska State Historical Society, taken from register documents.
With pomp and circumstance, ceremony and speeches, Neal Schnoor was invested as the 10th chancellor in UNK's 121-year history.
A grass fire developed just north of Highway 30 and Cessna Road just after noon Saturday, multiple sources reported. Several properties were damaged.
As retired teacher Cindy Schroeder awaits a kidney transplant, she's swimming five mornings a week, doing Pilates and more. It's as beneficial emotionally as it is physically.
Carlos Godinez won’t be alone in court Tuesday. His sister and legal team will be at his side, and 2,000-plus friends and customers signed petitions vouching for his moral character.
Carlos Godinez has helped many, but now he needs the community's help to avoid deportation. The restaurant owner’s sister, a lawyer, is trying to help him but feels powerless.
KPD said: “Ultimately, it was determined that prosecution would not proceed, as there is not a reasonable belief that evidence of a crime could be presented beyond a reasonable doubt.”
It’s not just about animals. Veterinary medicine is about people, too — and these students are learning both.
Hear experts discuss Lexington's economic woes, challenges in farming, higher education and mental health, plus a talk by Nebraska's chief justice, at the April 10 event, Flatwater Forum: Tri-Cities.
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Fire administrator Jason Whalen said Station No. 3 will have a small firefighter museum that will include an antique firetruck on display, along with other memorabilia.
Ruth Moore, then a music professor at Hastings College, began playing the organ for "Messiah" in 2010 and never looked back. She'll play a piano and clavinova at Sunday's performance.
It’s the first known leadership termination since allegations of sex abuse at the center surfaced publicly last year.
Robots outperform human chefs, said the operators of Tasty Bowl in the Younes Hospitality Complex.
Best-selling author Amy Tan finds peace by sketching the birds in her back yard. An avid nature journalist, she has written a book about it. She visited Kearney Saturday.
Handel's 'Messiah' will be performed for the 68th year by the Axtell Area Oratorio Society. It begins at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Merryman Center for the Performing Arts.
Brittany Vos Diaz and Sarah Diaz are excited to become business owners with their trailer serving brisket and other barbecue favorites.
