Новости за 17.04.2022

A 39-year-old bicyclist was taken to a Lincoln hospital with life-threatening injuries Friday following a collision with a pickup truck in Cass County.

Remember when “Jackass” was something you didn’t talk about … like Bruno?

It was a year of filibusters, surplus revenue and tax cuts in the 2022 legislative session.

Former school board member Matt Schulte and Panama Village Board Chairman Travis Filing are challenging Lancaster County Commissioner Deb Schorr for the District 3 seat. All three are Republicans.

Hamilton County, named for Alexander Hamilton, U.S. Secretary of the Treasury under George Washington, had its borders defined by the Nebraska Territorial Legislature on Feb. 16, 1867, but no actual organization was established.

Since Nov. 1, Lincoln has seen about 3.4 inches of precipitation, including a season record for lowest snowfall. While late fall and winter are the city's driest months, normal precipitation during that time period is nearly 7 inches.

As churches arrive at the third Easter Sunday of the pandemic, with restrictions loosened and life looking more and more like normal, worship leaders across Lincoln still report many congregants opting to attend online.

“Rise: A Pop History of Asian America from the Nineties to Now” by Jeff Yang, Phil Yu, and Philip Wang, Mariner Books, 484 pages, $28.99.

1872: A new Episcopal church was dedicated at Ashland.

Ellie Bowen-Keyes, a senior at Westside High School, wore a silk dress to prom. Her mother made it from fabric her grandfather brought back to her grandmother from Thailand in the 1960s.

The Nebraska men's gymnastics team claimed fourth place at the NCAA Championships for the second straight season.

For 19 seasons Steve Anderson, now 69, was the voice of Fonner Park racing. He had never missed a day until Sunday, April 3. That’s when the cancer he’s been battling for the past year sidelined him.

Riley Masten led a Husker sweep of the top three spots in the women's high jump Saturday at the Sooner Invitational in Norman, Oklahoma.

Fargo scored twice in the shootout to take the extra point.

A look at Saturday's results from the courts.

Sen. Brett Lindstrom of Omaha says experience in state government would allow him to hit the ground running if he wins the Republican primary election and is ultimately elected governor.

Doc Sadler has been both Nebraska's head coach and a Husker assistant. The 61-year-old is now contemplating what's next. This much is certain: He wants to keep coaching.

A look at Saturday's highlights from the Capital City.

Ace's Place, a beautiful covered playground that was built on the Bowlin Stadium concourse on the left-field line, is dedicated to the son of a pair of former Huskers.

A look at Saturday's results from the diamond.

The city is again applying for a federal grant to build a bus transfer station, this time at a new location: the city-county parking lot at Ninth and K streets.

An East Coast native, the Nebraska defensive lineman gets his hockey fix through regular trips to the Ice Box to cheer on the Lincoln Stars.

Residents of Lynch are happy to have a place to buy groceries now that Valley Foods Cooperative is open. The village's grocery store had closed two years ago.

A look at Saturday's results from the pitch.

The massive fire, which burned 35,000 acres across 22 miles in Gosper and Furnas counties in early April, stopped 20 feet short of Darin and Cammie Kerner's house northeast of Arapahoe.