Williston Airport Director looks back as he prepares for new job in Nebraska
WILLISTON, N.D. (KUMV) - At the peak of the Bakken oil boom in the late 2000s, city leaders said Sloulin Field Airport in Williston needed a major expansion to keep up with the growing number of passengers wanting to fly in and out of Williston. “All of the infrastructure was...
Nebraska Wrestling: Freshman Cade Ziola Steals the Show as Huskers beat #12 Mizzou and...
The 6th-ranked Nebraska wrestling team traveled to St. Charles, Mo. to take on Brown and #12 Missouri at the Hustle in the Heartland on Friday. Nebraska took care of business in beating Brown 44-3 before looking really good in a bounce-back performance against the Tigers — the Huskers won seven of ten bouts for the...
Nonprofit providing service dogs to veterans impacted by funding cuts
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – A veteran who suffered serious injuries in a suicide bombing in Afghanistan is receiving help from a furry friend. In 2021, U.S. Marine Corporal Kelsee Lainhart was assisting in evacuating the Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul, Afghanistan. She suffered “catastrophic” injuries when a...
Husker signee Sorensen fit right in with Husker tight end room, which recruited him...
Time to pair those Size 18 cleats with a Husker uniform now. Described as a "Swiss Army knife" and a unicorn by his high school coach, Luke Sorensen is a signing day addition Nebraska's coaching staff is clearly pumped about. "I love his play style," said Husker head coach Matt...
Hospers firefighter recovering from third-degree burns
HOSPERS—One of two Hospers firefighters injured in a controlled house fire training exercise continues to recover at the CHI Health St. Elizabeth Burn Center in Lincoln, NE. Forty-one-year-old Phil Zeutenhorst received third- degree burns on his hands, arms and back with less serious burns on his legs, ears and chest...
Local Students to Share Nebraska Soil Insights at Public Event December 10
On December 10, undergraduate students from the Plant and Landscape Systems/Soils 153 Soil Resources course will present infographic posters on 16 Nebraska soil series at the Nebraska East Union, Great Plains Room. The event, called 'A Tour of Nebraska Soils,' will take place from 8 to 9 a.m. and is open to the public.
UNL Staff Member Honored for Supporting Local Students Facing Challenges
Sarah Frankel-Russell is the director of Student Advocacy and Support at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. She received the Board of Regents’ Kudos Award for her work in assisting students with personal and financial challenges. The award was presented on December 5, 2024, and recognizes staff who provide service...
LLCHD Shares Tips to Prevent Respiratory Illness During Holidays
LINCOLN—(KFOR Dec. 6)—The Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department (LLCHD) this week reported that flu activity is slightly increasing in the county. During the holidays, when people spend more time with others indoors, flu, COVID-19 and other respiratory viruses can spread more easily. “No one wants to miss...
Husker Athletics getting more than $10 million NIL investment with new media rights deal
Nebraska Athletics will gain $10.25 million in name, image and likeness funding from its multimedia partner Playfly Sports Properties, LLC. On Friday, the University of Nebraska Board of Regents unanimously approved the deal. Playfly will inject $8 million of those funds mostly before June, according to materials...
Fred Hoiberg Previews Creighton Rivalry Game as Nebraska Aims to Protect Perfect Start
Nebraska is 8–0, Pinnacle Bank Arena is sold out, and Fred Hoiberg has a clear message for his team.

















