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Huskers break loose from N Dakota in 4th quarter, win 38-17 - Vimarsana News

Huskers break loose from N Dakota in 4th quarter, win 38-17

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Anthony Grant ran for 189 yards and two touchdowns, with the second one breaking a tie late in the third quarter and helping Nebraska go on to a 38-17 victory over North Dakota on Saturday.

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Nebraska hopes for new start against North Dakota - Vimarsana News

Nebraska hopes for new start against North Dakota

Nebraska will look to bounce back from a demoralizing season-opening loss to Northwestern when it hosts North Dakota on Saturday in Lincoln, Neb.

Drew Novak, Western Brown too much for Hillsboro in season opener - The Highland County Press - Vimarsana News

Drew Novak, Western Brown too much for Hillsboro in season opener - The Highland County Press

MT. ORAB — Though the Hillsboro Indians played with hustle and determination, the host Western Brown Broncos were too much for the visiting Indians to ove

Little Rock mayor says city's violent crime down 3% in past year - Vimarsana News

Little Rock mayor says city's violent crime down 3% in past year

Violent crime in Little Rock is on a gradual but consistent decline, Mayor Frank Scott Jr. said at a Wednesday news conference, sharing data that showed violent crime in the city has been at levels lower than last year for the past six weeks.

Police investigated 10 Pulaski County killings in June, including 2 unborn children - Vimarsana News

Police investigated 10 Pulaski County killings in June, including 2 unborn children

LITTLE ROCK -- Police in Pulaski County investigated 10 deaths as homicides last month, more than in May but short of April's peak of 14 killings, according to information released by the agencies.