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Ashley was stuck in a sexually abusive relationship in high school, and even though it's been four years, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln student said she has not yet recovered.

Two agriculture heavyweights, the Nebraska Farm Bureau and Nebraska Cattlemen, are joining the fight for increased development of wind energy in the state.

Theater fosters talk on civil liberties A classic movie about the first high-profile trial for the American Civil Liberties Union will be the subject of a special screening and panel discussion Tuesday at Film Streams' Ruth Sokolof Theater, 14th and Webster Streets.

"Taps'' and musket fire will sound Saturday over the grave of the only black Civil War veteran known to be buried in Cass County.

Author to discuss his research on forts Nebraska author Jeff Barnes will discuss his travels to gather information for his 2008 book, "Forts of the Northern Plains: Guide to Historic Military Posts of the Plains Indians Wars" , at 2 p.m. today at the John G. Neihardt State Historic Site in Bancroft, Neb.

Thursday Union College celebrated 28 years of campus-wide community service with Project Impact.

Earlier this year, EPA opened up a public comment period for citizens to comment on the opportunity to raise ethanol blends for gasoline by 5%. "This comment period provides U.S. citizens the opportunity to tell the Environmental Protection Agency our nation is serious about reducing our nation's dependence on foreign oil.

The Webster County Youth Foundation Auction will once again be held during the beef portion of the 4-H/FFA Livestock Auction, Saturday, July 18 which starts at 9:00 a.m. The Webster County Youth Foundation was started eight years ago to help procure funds for added purse for the production side of livestock for Webster County 4-H and FFA ...

An Omaha man who was critcally injured in an early morning crash in Bellevue has been cited for traffic violations.

Rescue workers who saved the lives of 21 Nebraskans in 2008 were awarded for their efforts Tuesday.