You just might wonder what it's like to be Jason Licht, the Fremont-born GM of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, a team filled with buzz.
Peaceful protests in Lincoln turned violent and destructive Saturday morning, injuring eight police officers, including one who required stapl…
The death of George Floyd, who died earlier this week after a Minneapolis police officer kneeled on his neck for several minutes, sparked prot…
As one of the biggest employers in the area and with plants all over the nation, Behlen Mfg. Co. has managed to keep business steady despite t…
One lucky 5-year-old girl received a special surprise Wednesday during her birthday parade: A visit from the Columbus Police and Fire departments.
Residents of Columbus will notice several new developments popping up along 33rd Avenue and Highway 30, including a potential new stand-alone …
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Central Community College-Columbus Athletic Directory Mary Young smiles from across her desk on a late May afternoon. It's a scene hundreds of…
The library building may be closed to the public, but we have been working diligently to continue providing library services to our community.…
With home gardening for food production on the rise, strawberries are one of the easiest fruits to grow. If you planted June-bearing strawberr…
Like many of you, I grew up watching American Bandstand, listening to Casey’s Top 40, and following Billboard magazine’s “Hot 100.”
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Henry Gray, a midyear enrollee, took part in the Huskers' winter conditioning program and the first two practices of spring football.
Lincoln's police chief calls misconduct like Minneapolis officer's "the greatest threat to the public's trust."
A pickup heading north crossed into the southbound lane and struck Isaac Speece of Friend and Crystal Gerdes of Milford. The boy was in a wheelchair.
These are recent reports of missing children made to local law enforcement. If you think you have seen a missing child, contact the National C…
A Columbus nursing home recently announced that eight of its residents and two associates have tested positive for COVID-19.
On a calendar void of the Red-White Spring Game, the Lincoln Marathon and the blue jackets of the annual state FFA convention, the loss of the…
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will start the fall semester one week earlier and where it ended the spring semester — online — before conv…
"I obviously would not even ask for an hour or a minute of incarceration time," Assistant U.S. Attorney Lesley Woods said at John Good's sente…
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Columbus' Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers®, a fast-casual restaurant concept, opens Saturday, May 30, according to company officials.
Starting Monday, adult patients will be allowed one healthy adult visitor.
Columbus High School senior Noaha Macario didn't have the easiest life growing up, but that never stopped him from trying to achieve great hei…
Students at Barb’s School of Dance will be participating in a costume parade at three Columbus nursing homes this week to help spread some cheer.
“There’s a big push to open as soon as possible to signal we’re all OK,” one theater operator. “That would be the equivalent of standing on th…
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Telegram readers will be familiar with a newly published author and his work in Emil Drozd's new book "Sharing My Stories & Life's Adventures."
