Husker Wrestling: Freshman Cade Ziola Knocks Off #15 Koy Hopke to Make Bison Open...
Ziola and sophomore 125-pounder Alan Koehler made it to the finals on Sunday in North Dakota. The Nebraska wrestling team sent six wrestlers to North Dakota on Sunday to compete in the Bison Open on the campus of North Dakota State. Nebraska had two finalists in true freshman Cade Ziola...
‘Nebraska’s Strongest’ competition comes to Lincoln, empowering men and women alike
Three time Nebraska’s Strongest Man Dillon Gartner hosting Nebraska’s Strongest competition in Lincoln for the first time Saturday, bringing in more than three dozen competitors.
Upcoming Scottsbluff Ag Outlook Meeting to Focus on Markets, Policy, and Farm Finances
Nebraska agricultural producers and agribusiness professionals are invited to the 'Cornhusker Economics: Ag Outlook' meeting in Scottsbluff on December 5, 2025. The Center for Agricultural Profitability at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln will host the event from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Panhandle Research, Extension...
Finding Plastic Bag Recycling Locations: A Community Guide
The issue of plastic bag recycling has been a topic of discussion on social media recently. A user raised a question about where to recycle plastic bags, mentioning that while the internet suggests major retailers recycle them, they had not noticed a plastic bag recycling drop-off at their regularly visited retailer,...
Husker GameDay Wrap: Elevating around Lateef; when going crazy is a good plan; quote...
LOS ANGELES – When TJ Lateef stepped into the huddle at practice this week, there was good-natured jostling and joking from his teammates. Excitement for the kid. And also "good, strong, older presence guys" surrounding the Husker true freshman quarterback. That older leadership is something more established on this...
CONCERT REVIEW: GWAR Takes Over The Bourbon Theatre in Lincoln, NE
On November 6th, 2025 the white t-shirt wearing crowd began gathering in the converted-cinema at 1415 O St. There was an air of expectation and a feeling that something absurd and glorious was about to happen. First out from New York, was Blood Vulture, ripping through a sharp set of...
Ukrainian community shows support back to Nebraskans through appreciation dinner
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) – While war continues between Russia and Ukraine, people from Ukraine wanted to show their appreciation for those who stepped in to offer help. The appreciation dinner gave the Ukrainian community in Lincoln an opportunity to thank Nebraskans through a dinner that included food from the country....
Thousands attend Good Life Halfsy despite below freezing temperatures in Lincoln
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — The Good Life Halfsy lived up to its name on Sunday, proving that a little Nebraska chill can’t cool the city’s running spirit. Nearly 9,000 runners bundled up for the 13.1-mile trek, setting a new record for the most to sign up in the race’s history.
City of Wahoo lifts boil order after E. coli contamination corrected, city says
WAHOO, Neb. (WOWT) - The City of Wahoo’s boil order has been lifted. A release from the City of Wahoo says the boil order placed on November 4 has been lifted after special samples from the water were submitted and came back negative for E. coli. Residents no longer...
Gov. Pillen Appoints Larsen as DED Director, Names Donley as General Counsel
LINCOLN, Neb. – Today, Governor Jim Pillen announced his appointment of Maureen Larsen as the director of the Department of Economic Development (DED). She has been serving as the interim director since July 21. During that time, Larsen has focused on expanding Nebraska’s workforce by connecting young Nebraskans to...
