Shooting without death threat could be OK

Bill would allow deadly force against intruders

• Prenatal care is big issue for lawmakers
• Union rejects governor’s request for pay freeze
• County Board meeting moved to Monday

BHS handles Skutt

Beatrice downs No. 1 ranked Skutt

• The Saints go marching on
• Thunderbirds win ECNC title
• Storm fall to Northeast

Nebraska couple still together after 5 years

A Nebraska woman whose pregnancy at 13 led to prison for her then-22-year-old husband who was convicted of having sex with a child says she's happy with her choices.

• Vote on NLRB nominee first test of GOP's new power
• 1 dead after south-central Neb. highway crash
• Lincoln, Neb., vote set in May on new arena

GOP invited to health care talk

WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama says it’s time for Republicans who have attacked his health care proposals from the sidelines to step before the cameras and present their own ideas.

• Mid-Atlantic digs out of weekend snow
• Uncertainty in search after deadly power plant blast
• AP analysis: US economic stress hit a peak in Dec.

• Fremont Tribune: Police say man threatened people with shovel
• Columbus Telegram: Rising City schools head toward merger
• Plattsmouth Journal: Man jumps off Plattsmouth Toll Bridge
• Lincoln Journal Star: Forecast: Windy & frigid