Nebraska basketball's takedown of No. 15 UCLA was a statement win by any definition, writes Tom Shatel. The biggest statement? When the final buzzer came, there was no court storming.

The state will not pursue the death penalty for a man convicted of killing two people at a bowling alley in northeast ...

The man charged in shooting two people in a Bloomfield, Nebraska bowling alley has entered a new plea in the case. On Friday, ...

The woman convicted in connection with a double homicide in northeast Nebraska was sentenced to prison.

The woman convicted of helping an accused killer in a northeast Nebraska double-homicide was sentenced on Tuesday.

The Nebraska Attorney General’s Office has another chance to revive its felony prosecution of a former state agency head for ...

According to the Nebraska State Patrol, on the morning of Feb. 20, 2024, Reed, by his own admission, walked to Curt's Lanes, ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — A man was found guilty Friday of killing two people at a northeast Nebraska bowling alley in 2024.

Kaylynn Sweazy got five to 10 years in prison for attempted evidence tampering and one to two years for accessory to a felony.

Nebraska basketball's takedown of No. 15 UCLA was a statement win by any definition, writes Tom Shatel. The biggest statement? When the final buzzer came, there was no court storm.

Nebraska basketball's takedown of No. 15 UCLA was a statement win by any definition, writes Tom Shatel. The biggest statement? When the final buzzer came, there was no court storm.