Новости за 23.04.2026

Emmett Johnson is certain to get picked in the NFL Draft. Who else? A look at the former Huskers and local stars who might hear their names called, too.

Lincoln City Libraries will host a free reception Friday for Jevon Woods’ art installation on youth activism.

As one Nebraska volleyball fan waited nine hours for tickets to the Husker match in Chadron, she talked to folks around her and tried not to freeze.

Nebraska baseball spent the last two weeks proving it can perform in regional-style settings. The next challenge is doing so in an environment not nearly so intense.

Officials say electric cruisers could pay for themselves in under four years.

Max Scherzer is on the verge of 3,500 strikeouts — and he credits an unlikely source: playing the piano.

A fresh set of rankings cuts through a competitive Class A boys field, while assessing the scene around the state.

Pitching like an ace, hitting like a veteran — a freshman is fueling a second-year program’s surge.

Sam McKewon and Evan Bland break down the proposed “Big Red Rebuild” of Memorial Stadium, Matt Rhule’s request for more roster money, expectations for the program and the NFL draft.

The Lincoln Lutheran sophomore is picking up where she left off last year when she collected multiple medals in her state meet debut.

April 5, 1936 - April 19, 2026

Doris A. Sandell (Moore), 88, passed away at home November 2 surrounded by family and friends. A lifelong resident of Lincoln, she was born in 1937 to Warren and Thelma Ellyson. Doris is survived by her husband, Don Sandell; son,…

August 18, 1954 - April 19, 2026

Southwest was "sore" after losing to Southeast on Saturday. Days later, the Silver Hawks showed off a new look to win the HAC again.

Brodie McIntire’s return from injury adds a jolt to an already potent offense, and he helped the Spartans "create chaos" against a city rival.

Check out the scores and results from Wednesday's high school sports action.

The NBA announced Wednesday that San Antonio Spurs swingman Keldon Johnson has been voted the league's Sixth Man of the Year

Jordy Frahm's legacy goes beyond one win or even one team, writes Tom Shatel, to a sport and a state that can "stand a little taller" because of her work ethic.