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The Nebraska Supreme Court will hear arguments Dec. 2 in a case involving a Lincoln kindergarten student who was sexually assaulted by a stranger in a school restroom in 2005.

NE ADOPTION AGONY, 1ST LD-WRITETHRU OMAHA, Neb. - A northeast Nebraska man continues fighting for custody of his son nearly five years after he alleges a welfare worker allowed his newborn son to be taken for adoption by an Alabama couple without his permission.

A Columbus student has been named the winner of Nebraska's radon poster contest.

Time is running out to vote for the Save-a-Landmark contest. Three Nebraska landmarks are competing to win funds from the program which is decicated to preserving America's historical and cultural landmarks.

Boys Town will operate a children's behavioral health help line and provide other services, starting Jan.

LINCOLN, NE When cattle producers gather in Kearney Dec. 9 - 11 for the Nebraska Cattlemen's Annual Convention and Trade Show they will discuss a wide range of issues and help shape the organization's positions on pressing issues.

The Nebraska Humane Society says this year's cat situation is even worse than usual: It has too many cats and is forced to euthanize many.

A Lincoln man who turned himself in for the sexual assault of a girl that occurred more than eight years ago has been sentenced to two years of probation.

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As Nebraskans across the state are gathering with family and friends around the dinner table this week, it is important to remember our agricultural producers that helped provide the food that are a special part of our holidays and meals around the year.

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The state auditor is blaming bad management for a loss of more than $2 million in the past two years by a county-owned nursing home in Lincoln.

The series is scheduled to be held Monday evenings beginning at 7:00 p.m., on December 14 & 21, 2009 and January 11 & 18, 2010, at the Webster County Museum Exhibit Hall in Red Cloud.

Authorities have released the name of a 46-year-old man who died after his car collided with a tractor-trailer at a rural Clay County intersection.

Travis has had 22 No. 1 hits and six No. 1 albums, earning six Grammy awards and several honors from the country-music industry.

The Nebraska Supreme Court will weigh in on how far school districts must go to protect their students.

A Texas man has been given two-to-six years in prison for his role in a western Nebraska drug deal.

A man whose truck left a roadway and fatally struck an elderly woman who was picking mulberries in her Grand Island yard has pleaded guilty to motor vehicle homicide.

Recent warm weather has helped Nebraska farmers make good progress on their corn and sorghum harvests, but they remain behind schedule.

A federal agency has recommended that the head of the Nebraska Foster Care Review Board be fired for allegedly engaging in political activity while at work.