Among those in the field was veteran driver Stewart Friesen, but it was not the day he needed. It started with an incident in qualifying and the team scrambled to fix the truck in time for the ...

Stewart Friesen has had a really fast No. 52 Halmar Friesen Racing Toyota Tundra throughout the 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season, but he's fallen into a slump of bad luck the last couple ...

Former Nebraska volleyball's Lexi Rodriguez recently ... I love you 4ever, Merby. Miss you like crazy." Screenshot of Rodriguez's Instagram story. Beason, who turned pro and joined the Atlanta ...

Cautions appear to be breeding cautions. Stewart Friesen and Tanner Gray got into each other on the frontstretch. A few trucks were involved in this one. All of the NASCAR trucks ended up wadded ...

In an instant, Friesen's solid run was dashed. After a 27th-place finish at Bristol last weekend and a hard crash, which ended his day early in Friday's Black's Tire 200 at Rockingham Speedway ...

All three people on board a small plane were killed when it crashed into a river in Nebraska the evening of April 18, authorities said. The plane was traveling along the Platte River south of the ...

CHEYENNE — For family and friends, the downtown bronze statue dedication for Harriet Elizabeth “Liz” Byrd is something “long overdue.” In a short, yet impactful ceremony on a breezy ...

FREMONT, Neb. -- Three people have died, and their bodies have been recovered after a small plane crash in Nebraska, authorities said. The Dodge County Sheriff's Office said that "a small plane ...

I am upset and down and tired. I’ve just made a 500-mile trip for nothing. I didn’t even enjoy the food. Why does Tate Modern not feel 21st century enough to have more than one vegan main on ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

The video streaming platform remains one of the most popular websites in the world, but the weirdness that once made it more human is long gone, writes Amber Louise Bryce. In early 2006, I fell in ...