Новости за 22.07.2015

NEW YORK (AP) — The pun is as fitting as it is inevitable, so let's go ahead and get it out of the way: "Sharknado 3" has definitely jumped the shark.

ATLANTA (AP) — Despite matching a career high with 11 strikeouts, Julio Teheran still can't solve the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Shares of Neogen Corp. surged 25 percent in two days after the company reported an impressive fourth-quarter fiscal 2015 performance on Tuesday. It closed Wednesday at $60.64 a share.

NEW YORK (AP) — It's the next step in the biggest celebrity story of the year.

Don’t let the dress fool you.

Nebraska Department of Agriculture officials have cleared poultry flocks within a 6.2 mile radius of a massive avian influenza outbreak and lifted its quarantine of the area, according to the …

Grade: A

Costco, the membership-based warehouse retailer, has submitted preliminary plans to the City of La Vista for a store near Interstate 80 and Giles Road, the Omaha World-Herald reported.

Clean Burn announced that Commercial Industrial Supply of Riverside, Missouri, has expanded into Nebraska with its acquisition of Clean Burn territory served by Radiant Heating in Seward.

Clean Burn announced that Commercial Industrial Supply of Riverside, Missouri, has expanded into Nebraska with its acquisition of Radiant Heating in Seward.

Seven small-business owners operating 30 tanning salons in the Omaha and Lincoln markets filed a lawsuit against the Nebraska Cancer Coalition and two of its officers.

Grade: B+

In “Mr. Holmes,” Sherlock Holmes is no longer the mentally sharp, physically adept detective of the late 1800s.

Gov. Pete Ricketts has been named a member of the Republican Governors Association executive committee.

FREMONT — A 19-year-old Nebraska will serve jail time for fatally shooting his best friend while handling a gun, including spending the next two anniversaries of his friend's death behind bars.

Grade: B

The Order of the Eastern Star Palmyra Chapter No. 257 will celebrate its 100th anniversary Aug. 1 with breakfast from 8 to 10:30 a.m. at 340 C St.

Pound Hall will remain open this year to accommodate the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s student housing needs, the university said Wednesday.

The search for a kayaker from Lincoln who has been missing since Sunday on the Yellowstone River in Montana continued Tuesday, with no sign of the man.

Gov. Pete Ricketts reappointed Molly Fisher of Lincoln to a second three-year term on the Nebraska Library Commission.

COLUMBUS — A 37-year-old Columbus man has taken a plea deal and been convicted of forgery in a Platte County counterfeiting case.

“It’s really fun to be playing in a bar again.”

When the young “bobcats” of the Wilderness Park Nature Camp hunt for old animal bones, they typically find the remains of cows, bison and sometimes wolves.

Kevin Knudson will put his interests in food service and technology to use for Blink! a preorder, prepay fast casual restaurant that will open next month in the Haymarket.

COLUMBUS — A 23-year-old man arrested after a five-hour standoff with officers in Columbus is scheduled to be sentenced next month.