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A judge found on Tuesday that Taylor Bradley poses a danger to herself and others and will for "the foreseeable future," according to court documents.

District Judge Ryan Post set a hearing in June to determine whether Taylor Bradley remains dangerous to herself or others, where she is likely to face a civil commitment.

The judge found that Taylor Bradley "was experiencing prominent delusions, a manic episode, and psychosis" at the time.

Experts for the state and defense agree that Taylor Bradley — charged with running down two men in a Lincoln parking lot and trying to run down a third —

"She was actually so delusional on that day that she was proud of what she did," Deputy Lancaster County Attorney Jim Rocke said of Taylor Bradley.

Dustin Poirier wants to get his hands on Islam Makhachev.

Dog chain, crutch and knife were used during bloody mass brawl

If you need to use the computers at the Maitland Public Library, you’ll probably end up sitting in the middle of a hallway. The building, parts of which are more than a century old, has no space for a computer lab. Now Maitland’s leaders are asking city residents to fix that and a host of other shortcomings by supporting a $14 million bond on the March 19 ballot to build a new and improved ...

The art of deception has been a part of warfare for as long as men have learned to beat each other with rocks and sticks. But as the methods of waging war become more advanced, and the technology used to fight each other improves, the deception has also had to get better. Effective deception can […]

Heres a look at current projects, according to Macon County records.