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Between Nov. 14-20, the most frequently reported crime to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department was minor in possession of alcohol with four reports, according to the UNLPD’s Daily Crime
Cubberley finishes state runner-up By Gary R. Rasberry Compiled by Gary R. Rasberry The battle for the Division II boys state diving championship turned into a two-man battle between good friends. Celina's Holden Cubberley gave Gates Mills Hawken's Angus Williams a battle and finished second to claim a third straight podium finish and first team All-Ohio finish at C.T. Branin Natatorium in Canton on Thursday. Cubberley, who finished eighth as a sophomore and third last season, breaks the tie he had with former Bulldog diver Collen Byer for the highest finish for a male diver in program histor...
much of the area tomorrow. and this afternoon the district was passing out sandbags to people worried about flooding in their houses. vehicles lined up in new jersey avenue and "k" street southeast to get the 40 and 50-pound bags. so let's go right to veronica johnson and find out when the rain is expected to arrive and how long it's going to last. veronica? >> thanks, doreen. not until well after midnight. i think we're going to see some of our first showers around here. but as you said, the flood watch is up for portions of our viewing area. that means the potential for flooding. i...
this morning we've had a couple of moderate to very heavy bands of rain moving through. right across the bay bridge from annapolis to the eastern shore, they are getting tremendous rain with thunder and lightning. closer to washington, we are getting just some light to moderate rain in washington. in the northern shenandoah valley east of berriville and parts of shenandoah valley getting heavy rain. loudoun county, you see the area of orange. another band of orange in southern montgomery county from potomac through bethesda, getting torrential downpours with a little bit of lightning...
20 to 30 feet in the sky and in the air and we're told by fire department personnel that it started with a manhole explosion and there was a transformer, apparently and something went wrong that caused a huge fire. there was thick smoke that could be seen for miles and root now, i have an interview to play for you. from one of the guests inside the hotel. this is what he had to say. >> we heard three explosions separated by a few minutes. >> and you said that -- did you run outside? >> my wife was taking a nap and i looked out and saw policemen running up the trot is and getting ever...