Woman's body found in ravine near Fremont; man arrested

Authorities say a man paroled in June is suspected of killing an Omaha woman and dumping her body in a ravine near Fremont
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Carolinas farms could take billions in losses from Florence

NN Hurricane Florence is testing the resolve of farmers in the Carolinas, who could face billions of dollars in agricultural damage while still feeling the sting from Hurricane Matthew in 2016
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Putting the 'community' back in to Community Center

When the Poehling family, who founded Woodcliff Lakes, put the John G. Poehling Community Center up for sale last year, residents of the community had a decision to make
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Report: State auditor's office hours short, bar lunches long

A newspaper has reported that Nebraska's state auditor sometimes spends more of his Lincoln workday at a sports bar than at his Capitol office
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Ex-detective sentenced after pleading to tampering charge

A former Ohio sheriff's detective accused of mishandling a homicide investigation has received two years in prison for tampering with evidence
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Museum gardeners grow deep roots of friendship

Jan Lutz and several other plant enthusiasts have been working in the May Museum Victorian Garden in Fremont
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Ties between urban horsemen, Mennonites bolster old trade

Ties between Pennsylvania Dutch Mennonites and African-American street vendors in Baltimore quietly help to maintain a generations-old tradition of selling fruit and vegetables from horse-drawn carts
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2 dead in house fire in central Colorado

Two people and a dog have been found dead after a house fire in central Colorado
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Lane closures expected during US 30 work in eastern Nebraska

Officials say work is scheduled to begin Tuesday on U.S. Highway 30 between Fremont and Arlington in eastern Nebraska
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Land bank seeks to restore historic Battle Creek homes

The Calhoun County Land Bank Authority is taking ownership of many of Battle Creek's historic homes for restoration projects
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Rapid City trolley service sees steady ridership

Rapid City's trolley service sees steady ridership through the summer with minimal impact to the city's budget
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South Dakota to raise turkey for White House Thanksgiving

The Thanksgiving turkey to either be served to President Donald Trump or pardoned this year will be raised in South Dakota
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MSU researcher fights against deadly deer disease

Researchers from Michigan State University and the state Department of Natural Resources are using technology and old-fashioned observation to track Michigan deer in hopes of curbing the deadly disease
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Minot brothers find success in mushroom farming

Minot brothers Jeff and Dan Coggins have found success in their second year harvesting mushrooms and selling their product at local farmers markets
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Michigan metal drummer recovers from 2015 bus crash

A Michigan metal drummer is recovering from a 2015 bus crash that caused him to lose his right leg
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Oklahoma case remains unsolved 34 years later

The disappearance of Sandy Pathresa Rea 34 years ago is still one of the biggest crime mysteries in the Shawnee area, but a new set of local investigators are putting a fresh set of eyes on the unsolved cold case
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Bentonville designer showcases work at New York Fashion Week

Bentonville fashion designer Alyssa Graves showcased six pieces in a show for emerging designers at New York Fashion Week
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Father-daughter duo broadcasts Arkansas high school football

Buzz Sawyer and his daughter Sarah Sawyer are calling play-by-play for Northside High School football games in the Grizzlies' revamped broadcast
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Wisconsin church's garden gives produce, sense of community

A Wisconsin church's garden doesn't just provide produce, it also provides a sense of community
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Minnesota fire department marks 125 years

This year marks the Virginia Fire Department's 125th anniversary
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Oklahoma Boy Scout Explorers reunite in New Mexico

A group of Boy Scout Explores reunited in New Mexico more than 50 years after a Boy Scouts trip
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Wisconsin students organize mental health festival

Three Wisconsin students organized a mental health festival at their school to erase mental health stigma
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Duluth beer makers say the area's water boosts products

Duluth beer makers have long said that the quality of Minnesota's water helps boost the quality of their products
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Efforts continue to save, support, secure Texas horny toads

A dozen conservationists clad in khaki and forest green marched into the Texas Hill Country brush in a continuing effort to save horny toads
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More cruise options coming to the Great Lakes

Michigan has started a new initiative to bring more cruise ships to the Great Lakes
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Outdoor art project to get new headquarters in Detroit

An outdoor art project is getting a new headquarters in Detroit
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Students learn about Oklahoma City bombing through new tech

The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum recently launched the Augmented Reality experience to teach students about the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing
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Nebraska senator to participate in world sniper competition

Nebraska Sen. Tom Brewer is headed for the International Sniper Cup event in Bulgaria after having competed in a series of sniper shooting championships
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Arkansas sees growing urgent care industry

Health care providers are planning to open up more urgent care centers across Arkansas
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Inmate group caters to spiritual needs at Iowa prison

At the Fort Dodge Correctional Facility, an unusual group is catering to the spiritual needs of those who have no religion at all
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