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The three Democrats vying for their partys line for U.S. Senate on the November ballot in the Tuesday, June 4 primary for the most part share the same political philosophies

Graduate and undergraduate degrees were conferred for 702 spring graduates at University of Nebraska at Kearney commencement exercises Friday, May 17, at UNK’s Health and Sports Center.

Bermonty and her husband use their free time to help homeless people, and she calls on her 'horrific' experience on the streets of New York to address sex trafficking here in Maine.

The University of Nebraska at Kearney is recognizing six students with the Mary Jane and William R. Nester Student Leadership Award.

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HENDERSON — On Tuesday, the city, county and state wrapped up operations at the temporary shelter set up at the former Eaton-Johnson Middle School for the 150-some folks displaced by

When MacKenzie Patterson was 11 years old, a dermatologist noticed a small spot on her mother’s body. She was diagnosed with melanoma, a type of skin cancer.

When MacKenzie Patterson was 11 years old, a dermatologist noticed a small spot on her mother’s body. She was diagnosed with melanoma, a type of skin cancer.

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Originally from Baltimore, Md., senior Gray Purcell is an environmental studies major and sociology minor who participates in a diverse portfolio of activities and organizations on campus. She has ingrained herself into the Colgate University community by fostering connections with her peers. Purcell founded the club swim team and has served as its president for...