Cornhusker Auto News Today

Some say the nonprofit has helped Malawian teenagers get a U.S. college education. Others say students arrive in Nebraska with no money, housing or way to pay for school.

The sisters were kicked out of Wayne State College a month into the semester because they had no money to pay tuition, room and board.

A nonprofit has won acclaim for sending Malawian teenagers to Nebraska colleges and changing their lives. But some students, college leaders and Norfolk host parents are fed up, and saying the Malawian teenagers have been misled by false promises leaving them penniless, nearly homeless and lost.

LINCOLN — For the second year in a row, the Daily News was recognized as the top winner among daily newspapers in the Nebraska Press Association’s annual Better Newspaper Contest.

MADISON — A Norfolk man who stole a vehicle from an auto dealership last year and led authorities on a pursuit in southeast Nebraska after robbing a convenience store was

MADISON — A former Norfolk man could be sentenced to prison in March after being convicted of a felony related to a break-in at an auto dealership last year.

Preview 7-3

Next year will see exciting changes for the Cornhusker Auto Group.