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A look at Saturday's action on the prep pitch.

A look at Saturday's action on the prep pitch.

A look at Saturday's action and postponements on the prep diamond.

BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Celtics say point guard Kyrie Irving will miss three to six weeks after surgery on his left knee.

More than 1,000 people protesting gun violence marched from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus to the state Capitol on Saturday afternoon as similar "March for Our Lives" rallies drew hundreds of thousands of demonstrators across the U.S.

Nebraska's coaching staff has said repeatedly over its first three-plus months here that it will leave no stone unturned in its efforts to improve the roster here.

SMITHFIELD — The first transfer of water from one river in Nebraska to another could be just over the horizon under a proposal that finally floated its way to Lincoln.

It seems you can throw just about any obstacle in the way of the Lincoln real estate market these days, and it will just get swatted aside.

SCOTTSBLUFF — A western Nebraska zoo that took in two orphaned grizzly cubs last year has announced the names of the bears.

With the imminent sale and probable razing of the Lincoln Journal Star Building on the northeast corner of Ninth and P Streets it is interesting to turn back the clock to see what the first buildings on what the Nebraska…

A 28-year-old California man caught at a Nebraska Amtrak station last fall with a record-setting fentanyl seizure — 15 kilos, with a potential street value of $15 million — pleaded guilty Friday.

The job description of a pastor is someone who teaches, worships and performs sacraments. And after 19 years as senior pastor at Westminster Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Andrew McDonald says he would add another responsibility to the list.

Shawn Mendes believes people no longer restrict the genres of music they want to listen to and are open to anything.

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Jeremy Scheffler, a 16-year physics and calculus teacher at Lincoln Pius X High School, is the latest Teacher of the Month honoree recognized by the Lincoln East Rotary Club and U.S. Bank.

A month-long donation campaign at Lincoln’s four Max Tan salons to benefit homeless pets at the Capital Humane Society brought in quite a haul – 269 pounds of canned and dry dog food, 110 pounds of canned and dry cat…

Despite the opening of the Pinnacle Bank Arena in August 2013, the Lied Center for Performing Arts has flourished in the past 4-and-a-half years in downtown Lincoln.

Bella Boles, daughter of Jennifer and Brian Boles, is an eighth-grader at Irving Middle School. Bella was recognized as an Irving Ambassador and served two years on the Student Council. She was also honored as a Spotlight on Art artist.…

Residents of a half dozen Lincoln neighborhoods value their neighborhoods’ diversity and want to connect with others, make their community more vibrant, and improve their lives and the lives of others. However, they also feel that opportunities to make those…

The Bethany Women's Club, a citywide service club, will hold its annual Spring Luncheon and Style Show Tuesday, April 10, at noon in Fellowship Hall of Bethany Christian Church, 1645 N. Cotner Blvd.

The Cooper Foundation has awarded a grant of $15,000 to the Wellbeing Initiative to expand the Peer Training Academy.

The Bethany Women's Club, a citywide service club, will hold its annual Spring Luncheon and Style Show Tuesday, April 10, at noon in Fellowship Hall of Bethany Christian Church, 1645 N. Cotner Blvd.

The Lincoln Boys Choir will hold auditions for its 2018-19 choirs on Friday and Saturday, April 6-7, at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center, 322 Centennial Mall South.

Bright Lights Summer 2018 class registration begins today, March 24, at 8 a.m.

Sun Valley Lanes will be the home of the Collegiate Singles and Team Championships April 16-21. The singles competition will take place April 17-18 with televised finals April 21. The team competition will begin April 19 with the televised finals…