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- Jul 31, 2026
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Tyson Turnover: An update on the city of Lexington (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Neb. — Lexington has dreaded this day for a long time. Back in late January, Tyson Foods began shutting down a major plant in town that employed nearly 30% of the workforce. The lights officially went out for good on Friday. “They keep pushing us to look for a job, but to get a job," Bile Afea, a former plant employee and Lexington resident, shared. "You have to move out of town.” The plant began slowly ceasing operations back in late January with all over 3,000 employees out the door
Stop and pay attention: One family speaking out about obeying rules of the road (opens the original)
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OSCEOLA, Neb., — Just over a year after a tragic car crash took the life of one Nebraskan, one family is now speaking out. “A thousand dollar fine seems so petty for my son’s life," Pamela Greene, Elijah Greene's mother, proclaimed. "I mean you couldn’t pay millions for his life. It was priceless.” On Tuesday, a man was sentenced to a $1,000 fine and to serve 14 days in jail for the death of Elijah Greene. In court, it was established that this was considered a motor vehicle homicide which is a
St. Paul looking to dissolve police department (opens the original)
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ST. PAUL, Neb., — One city in central Nebraska is looking to dissolve its police department. “It helps not just the city, it helps the county, it helps the officers that are involved," Paul Tartaglia, Howard County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy, noted. "I was sitting in that meeting and there was nothing said by anybody that made me feel like we didn't have an answer, or it was a concern that could be taken care of.” One individual proposing that the City of St. Paul’s two police officers be mov
Grieving family: Grand Island man (opens the original)
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GRAND ISLAND, Neb. — An assault in Grand Island took the life of one man recently. Friends and family are now hoping to share his story. “I had ordered pork chops for us to take home for 4th of July, and they came in," Tosha Edwards, Travelers Taproom owner, said. "They had come in on that Tuesday before he, he was he passed. And so Tuesday he reminded me to take him home. Wednesday, he reminded me that they were here Thursday. Friday comes July 3rd. And he knows. I always take a picture of the
Grand Island man dies after assault in downtown (opens the original)
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GRAND ISLAND, Neb. — On Thursday morning, the victim of an assault in downtown Grand Island was taken off life support. On Sunday night, 41-year-old Matthew Bishop went on a smoke break during a weekly Dungeons and Dragons meeting. “Unique in the best way possible," Sheila Ehresman, Matthew Bishop's sister, shared. "Just a presence in the room, a positive presence, a loving person. Funnier than anybody I’ve ever met.” “Ask anyone how easy it is to imagine their friend is going to go to the bathr
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