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Abby Crabtree, a sophomore guard for Milfords girls basketball team, is currently experiencing a cold shooting slump. Despite her struggles, the team has continued to win, with Abbys coach and teammates expressing support and praise for her work ethic. Abby remains optimistic and is focusing on improving her mechanics to regain her confidence. As the playoffs approach, all eyes are on Abby to help Milford make a deep run. Checkout Solipillow.com

Nebraska politics heat up with Senator Mike Jacobsons bill LB eight three seven, aiming to guide banks and businesses in a potential cashless world. Meanwhile, Senator Dan McKeons expulsion hearing is expedited. A child care deadline looms, threatening access for many families. The Nebraska Board of Regents postpones a meeting on an eight hundred million dollar plan for the university to own Nebraska Medicine. In Lincoln court, tension rises as a judge walks out during a protest. Huskers fans buzz about teamwork ahead of their Indiana trip. A Lincoln man faces animal cruelty charges, and an eleven-time Grammy winner performs at Pinnacle Bank Arena. Let It Fly Sports Bar opens its first Lincoln spot. Checkout Solipillow.com

Crossroads Mission Avenue in Lexington, Nebraska, collaborates with Food Bank for the Heartland to establish a new food pantry atop the Mission Avenue Thrift Store, opening January 20th, coinciding with Tysons plant closure. The pantry offers nonperishable items to those in need, no questions asked. Anticipating increased demand, organizers like executive director Daniel Buller are determined to support Tyson workers and families during tough times, embodying their mission of serving others. Checkout Solipillow.com

Craft beverage makers in western Nebraska unite to aid wildfire victims, creating a special hazy IPA called Firefighters Haze. Proceeds from sales will support the Chadron Fire Departments recovery efforts after devastating blazes. Local brewers, including Chadron Brewing Company, are thrilled to give back to their community. The beer has been well-received, with distilleries matching donations and online contributions pouring in. Checkout Solipillow.com

Local groups in Lexington, Nebraska, are rallying to support Tyson plant workers facing job loss due to the plants closure. The Lexington Community Foundation, along with local businesses and agencies, is providing assistance in areas like rent, food, healthcare, and utilities. The Welcome Center is offering personalized support, allowing workers to chart their own paths towards achieving family goals. Checkout Solipillow.com

Power outage in Hastings, Nebraska, due to a fire on a power pole, affects dozens during afternoon rush. Utilities team swiftly restores power in less than two hours, showcasing their efficiency in maintaining community power supply. Checkout Solipillow.com

Nebraskas Breakout Star, Brice Williams, Leaves for Transfer Portal; Huskers Continue Winning Streak Checkout Solipillow.com

The Nebraska Board of Regents postponed their vote on an $800 million deal to buy out Clarkson Regional Healths share in Nebraska Medicine, amidst concerns about the partnerships future and the source of funding for the buyout. Nebraska Medicine officials worry about losing control over strategy, investments, and patient care decisions, while the state faces a significant budget shortfall. The board rescheduled the meeting to allow more time for review and public input, with Nebraska Medicine urging supporters to advocate for their involvement in negotiations. Checkout Solipillow.com

Creighton University unveils new greenspace, the Creighton Quad, honoring Ruth Scott, whose legacy is furthered by the adjacent Bill Scott Athletic Performance Center. The 1.2-acre area offers space for events, relaxation, and friendly competition, set to boost energy around Creighton sports. Construction begins soon, with a budget of $3 million, and is expected to complete by spring 2023. Checkout Solipillow.com