Medal Efforts Continue For James Wilke

Efforts are continuing to honor a Columbus man who passed away during the March flooding.

August 2, 2019Updated: August 2, 2019

By News Channel Nebraska

Medal Efforts Continue For James Wilke

Regional

UNL launches Nebraska Digital Agriculture Hub at Husker Harvest Days

DAH

KPS Students to Receive Free Dental Care Through Local Partnership

KPS Students to Receive Free Dental Care Through Local Partnership

South Carolina woman with ALS brings 50-state horseback journey to Kearney

South Carolina woman with ALS brings 50-state horseback journey to Kearney

MLH Names 2026 Caring Kind Award Winner

MLH Names 2026 Caring Kind Award Winner

Hastings City Council Approves Property Tax Levy Increase

Hastings City Council Approves Property Tax Levy Increase

World champion Wiltse brothers open BJJ gym in Kearney

World champion Wiltse brothers open BJJ gym in Kearney

State

Dan Osborn responds to new audio about Trump supporters in Nebraska

UNL launches Nebraska Digital Agriculture Hub at Husker Harvest Days

Rushville, the setting of the HBO superhero show ‘Lanterns,’ encouraged to take advantage of sudden attention

Gage County chooses one-year time frame to set data center regulations

Nebraska, Notre Dame announce home-and-home football series for 2032, 2033

Farm bill, rising diesel costs among topics at Husker Harvest Days panel

Sports

Lady Raiders Sweep Home Triangular

Bluejays Bury Bravettes in a Sweep

Potter-Dix dominates Leyton

Huskers not overlooking North Dakota, looking to finish non-conference play 3-0

Nebraska/Missouri suspended volleyball match rescheduled

Manaia Ogbechie Named Big Ten Player of the Week

Ag & Outdoor

Nebraska's congressional delegation critical of Trump plan to lower beef prices

Outdoor notes: Birding Bowl inspires generous next step

Outdoor notes: Tips for enjoying water safely this summer

Outdoor notes: Rare lake sturgeon made 681-mile swim

Outdoor notes: Low water affecting Nebraska boaters this summer

Ag notes: Cattle placements rise 6% during April