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12-Year-Old First to Call 911 After Fatal Nebraska River Plane Crash: 'That's Just My First Instinct'
Authorities in Nebraska have a 12-year-old to thank after she called 9-1-1 to report a fatal plane crash. Paisley Fenner spoke exclusively to the ABC affiliate KETV about the harrowing call she made to 9-1-1 moments after a small aircraft plunged into the Platte River south of Fremont at 8:15 p.m. local time on Friday, April 18.
Coming off another conference series win, the Huskers look to limit an explosive Jayhawk offense for the second-straight ...
There figures to be more additions coming to the cornerback room via the 2025 NFL Draft, and a potential Day 3 target is ...
This article will be updated weekly with the status of key bills, including new ‘Deep Dives’ and priority designations, as ...
Despite several of the top in-state prospects for the 2026 class committed elsewhere, Nebraska football remains in contention for a three-star cornerback. Dario ...
GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (KSNB) - Two leaders of Nebraska’s Catholic community issued statements about the death of Pope Francis.
"Pope Francis devoted his life to being a servant of Christ. First Lady Suzanne and I are saddened by his passing," Pillen ...
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America’s only rare earths mine in California can’t meet the U.S. demand, which is why President Trump is pushing for new ...
Atlanta Vibe coach Kayla Banwarth and rookie opposite Merritt Beason both played at Nebraska and received a warm welcome in ...
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More than 100 Nebraska faith leaders authored a letter to state senators, pleading with them to oppose the Stand with Women Act.
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