President Donald Trump is in Grand Island on Monday for a midterm campaign rally aimed at boosting U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts and Nebraska Republicans. Follow along for live updates.

Check out what's happening at Pinnacle Bank Expo Center in Grand Island on Monday as people await President Trump's rally.

Washington Capitals forward Alex Ovechkin, who has scored the most goals in NHL history, announced Monday that this will be his final season before retiring.

This recipe is a healthy re-creation of the deep-fried, American-style popcorn chicken, and it’s bound to become a favorite in your home.

Nebraska survived a sloppy first half, then showed the resilience of a 5-0 team that keeps “closing every deal,” writes Tom Shatel.

Kwazi Gilmer caught 11 passes for 147 yards. Colandrea overthrew him on a deep ball in the third quarter but found him for a pair of touchdowns in the fourth.

Dwayne McDougle’s 81-yard pick-six sparked Nebraska’s defense after Maryland built a nine-point lead, helping the Huskers rally while forcing 13 third-down stops in a 48-23 victory.

Nebraska overcame 16 penalties and a nine-point deficit to beat Maryland 48-23. Anthony Colandrea rushed for 108 yards, while the Huskers’ defense shut out Maryland in the second half.

Andi Jackson is usually impressive, but what she did Saturday at Maryland for top-ranked Nebraska was a statistical marvel.

Dwayne McDougle III read Maryland’s slant, intercepted Malik Washington and returned it 81 yards for a pick-six, sparking Nebraska’s comeback and first-half defensive turnaround.

Nebraska piled up 16 penalties for 132 yards against Maryland, tying a dubious school record as Matt Rhule and players called the flags ridiculous.

Amie Just's takes from Nebraska's win over Maryland.

The old Huskers return, the run game disappears and enough Maryland, Tom Shatel writes.

Here are three things we learned and three things we still don't know about the Huskers after Nebraska's 48-23 win over Maryland.

Finding a home for Columbus' annual cross country meet was a challenge, but Friday's races went off without a hitch.

Lightning is believed to be the cause of a Sept. 29 attic fire on Pershing Road that damaged a home but resulted in no injuries.

Grants helped United Way buy the supplies. Volunteers from ADM provided the people power needed to pack and distribute it to Columbus seniors.

Modern dating can be absurd. CCC’s latest production leans into it with a series of 10-minute encounters between prospective couples.

We’ve added more than 20 new comics as well as some additional puzzles and columns.

U.S. forces ended their mission in Iraq on Wednesday, raising fears of a security vacuum that would embolden Iranian-backed Shi'ite militias and allow the Islamic State to regroup.