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The commander of Douglas County's crime scene investigations has been put on paid suspension as authorities try to determine how he found a microscopic amount of a murder victim's blood in a car that had no ...

He's in charge of Douglas County's CSI, now Dave Kofoed is under investigation himself.

Not long after the last of the bicyclists leave Dunning early Monday and turn north toward Brewster on Nebraska 91, a black SUV pulling a trailer drives past.

Fred Jalass has participated in the ride in some way each year since 1986. He says BRAN participants are used to bad weather.

The announcement is made by Chris Shapard, CBSA Deputy Director, who says the election occurred at the Association's recent 2008 All-Member Meeting. via PR-inside.com

“The Roman soldiers ride in on horses”

March 20, 2008 Several churches, including some in Gothenburg, to take part in life and death drama of Christ Re-enacting parts of the life of Christ that ends with his crucifixion on a lonely hill near Arnold ... via Gothenburg Times

“I heard this loud explosion and saw the glass fly out the back window and I thought, that can't be me. It was loud. It was really loud.”

Omaha, NE- A frightening drive for a woman on I-680 at Blondo Street. Police are investigating if someone threw an object off the overpass and onto her car. via Action 3 News

“We had a pretty good suspect at the time and we haven't forgotten about him.”

Omaha, NE- A teenage girl goes missing June 3, 2003. A cold case investigator says ,"A 13 year old girl out with her friends. via Action 3 News

“And that characteristic has been preserved through all the years because life insurance is a product that is for the public good. It is not a commodity to be bought and sold.”

The Nebraska Department of Insurance wants to stop the latest ghoulish investment gimmick, a new twist on life insurance that targets seniors, banking on the likelihood that they will soon be dead. via Lincoln Journal Star

Omaha, NE- It's the bigggest pot busts in the history of the Douglas County Sheriff's Department and it happened on Interstate 80 in the middle of Omaha. via Action 3 News

“I made all kinds of noise. Otherwise, I wouldn't have gotten that much.”

Carol Lespreance thinks funeral homes are getting away with "legalized rape." In February 1993, Carol and her husband, Alfred, made their funeral arrangements. via Lincoln Journal Star

EMAIL ARTICLE Article Posted: 11/19/2007 9:01:05 PM Sandhills Journey Scenic Byway Photo Contest Winners Announced Winners of the Sandhills Journey Scenic Byway Photo Contest were announced on November 14th at ... via Southwest Nebraska News

“Competition can improve service”

ANSLEY U.S. Cellular President and CEO John Rooney visited Ansley Monday to celebrate the construction of a new cell tower near town and ask for support to continue universal service found under its current ... via Grand Island Independent