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The car that Lee Meyer has driven in parades across the area for years has half the windshield and roof removed to make room for his bull, named Howdy Doody, to ride along.

You might think this is what traffic stops are like in Nebraska, but even the police in this one were bamboozled. "We didn't have a full understanding of it until we...

His owner, Lee Meyer, said Howdy Doody enjoys going on walks on a leash, getting treats, and, yes, feeling the wind rush past his face when they go on rides. Howdy Doody also knows some commands.

A car driving with a bull in it was pulled over by police earlier this week in Norfolk.

The enormous bull with long horns was seen riding shotgun in a sedan until the animal and its owner were stopped by police.

Leave a comment on this storyCommentOn Wednesday morning, Capt. Chad Reiman was sitting in his Norfolk, Neb., office listening to the radio traffic, and

Big horns but small wheels for Nebraskan bull 2023-09-01

The ‘cow’ that officers responded to was reportedly discovered to be a ‘breed of cattle famous in Africa with gigantic horns,’ the Watusi bull.

The enormous bull with long horns was seen riding shotgun in a sedan until the animal and its owner were stopped by police.

Paul Hudson, an archaeologist at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, N.Y., says it turns out there actually was treasure hidden in a time capsule that, at first, seemed to hold only dust — six silver American coins dating from 1795 to 1828 and an 1826 medal commemorating the Erie Canal.