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Seven area organizations that receive funding from Gage County attended Wednesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting to discuss their budgets and specific requests for the coming year.
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Nebraska has hired former Husker and assistant Judd Cornell as its men's golf coach, the athletic department announced Thursday. He spent that last three seasons the head coach at Creighton.
The driver of a semitrailer truck was killed when the semi he was driving collided with a freight train west of Juniata.
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University of Nebraska President Ted Carter's contract will now extend to Dec. 31, 2027, and his total pay will likely exceed $1.5 million with the Board of Regents' approval.
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Police believe two men arrested for shooting firearms at a Beatrice residence earlier this month are also responsible for several other cases of criminal mischief in Gage County.
A Wymore woman was arrested for drug violations after a concerned parent found marijuana in her son’s bedroom.
Beatrice police arrested a man Monday evening for burglary and leaving the scene of a wreck after he allegedly crashed a car into a garage and broke into a residence.
Two people authorities believe fired shots at a Beatrice residence last week were arrested Monday.
Seven area organizations that receive funding from Gage County attended Wednesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting to discuss their budgets and specific requests for the coming year.
"Without medical evidence, no reasonable jury could conclude that the providers were deliberately indifferent to Doe’s serious medical need," U.S. District Judge Brian C. Buescher wrote.
The Eve of Destruction at the Gage County Fair is an annual tradition that draws large crowds to the fairgrounds and is the highest-attended event during the fair, but it's potentially destructive language that has some people concerned following the event.
Gov. Pete Ricketts said Speaker Mike Hilgers informed him 30 state senators agreed to return for a special session -- short of the 33 needed to break a filibuster.