Husker Recruiting Tales of Yore: The Sleepers Nebraska Woke Up
They arrived with little hype and left as legends. Revisiting the sleeper recruits Nebraska developed into stars.
Lincoln woman arrested after being accused of cutting man’s face with kitchen knife
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Lincoln police have arrested a 23-year-old woman Sunday morning after being accused of using a large kitchen knife to cut a man’s face. Lincoln police responded to a stabbing near the 7300 block of Jacobs Creek Drive just before 10 a.m. Once they arrived they found a 57-year-old man with a face...
Rain possible for Valentine’s Day
Some light rain is possible through the first half of the day on Valentine’s Day, then the rest of the weekend looks mild and eventually sunny. The best chance for rain will be before noon as this system moves in from Kansas, then pushes east. It will need to overcome dry air first, so rain may be delayed until then.
Softball Game Against Texas Tech Moved
The No. 11 Nebraska softball team’s game against No. 1 Texas Tech tomorrow, Feb. 15, has been moved to 2 p.m. (CT)/3 p.m. (ET) due to expected inclement weather in the evening. The contest will now be streamed live on ESPN+ and can be heard across the Huskers Radio...
Twenty four students compete in 38th Annual Lincoln Public Schools Spelling Bee
Twenty four students tested their spelling skills at Culler Middle School on Saturday for the 38th Annual Lincoln Public Schools Spelling Bee.
Nebraska Lands in Top 5 for 2027 4-Star Offensive Lineman
Nebraska sits in the top five for 2027 four-star OL Jordan Agbanoma as the Huskers push to stay in the race.
Nebraska responds to losses with intense reset ‘we watched every offensive rebound’
Nebraska turns to physical practices and film study to fix issues exposed during its toughest stretch.
Study: Companies that treat privacy as stewardship gain a competitive edge
LINCOLN, Neb — Companies that treat customer privacy as a business strategy instead of a regulatory hurdle can gain a measurable competitive advantage, according to new research led by University of Nebraska–Lincoln marketing professor Natalie Chisam. The research, published in the Journal of Marketing, found that...
District wrestling roundup: Scottsbluff finishes second, Sidney ninth at Class B3 District wrestling meet
WAHOO, Neb. — Scottsbluff crowned three individual champions and finished second in the team standings Saturday at the Class B3 District wrestling tournament at Wahoo High School, while Sidney placed ninth and qualified multiple wrestlers for state. Beatrice won the team title with 194 points. Scottsbluff was second...
Lincoln residents winter birdwatch ahead of Great Backyard Bird Count
On February 1, Lincoln residents gathered at pioneers park to learn from Jason "The Birdnerd" St. Sauver about winter birdwatching ahead of the 29th annual Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC). Conservationists all over the world are preparing for the GBBC, a community science project where participants spend 15 minutes...

















