Good morning, Grand Island.

Community Connections is hosting its monthly prescription drug collection event today in Grand Island to help residents safely dispose of unused medications.

The initiative supports proper drug management and community health.

A local home builder went bankrupt yesterday, leaving Nebraska customers with unfinished projects and unclear refund options.

Gates Elementary in Grand Island will soon receive facility upgrades to better serve its students, with photos showing planned improvements.

More project details are expected to be announced (official timeline to be confirmed).

Nebraska Keraney tennis teams split the match with the Rockhurst University Hawks Sunday at the Ernest Grundy Tennis Center, as the men's team won 6-1 and the women's team lost 5-1.

The team will host the St. Mary’s Rattlers next Friday (Feb. 27) in their home matchup.

On Sunday at Alaska Airlines Arena, Nebraska women’s basketball edged Washington 66-65 when Britt Prince’s three-pointer with seven seconds left broke a six-game losing streak against top-25 teams.

On Saturday night, Nebraska wrestlers won 32-6 against Utah Valley to close the regular season with a four-dual win streak, setting them up for the Big Ten Championships starting March 7 in University Park (the postseason event spans two days).

American Chili Cook Off

11 AM – 1 PM — Fonner Park — Tickets available at the door — Enjoy a day filled with delicious homemade chilis and support the American Red Cross.

Ian Munsick: The Eagle Flies Free Tour

7-9 p.m. — Heartland Events Center — Tickets available via Ticketmaster — Enjoy an evening of captivating music from rising star Ian Munsick in a community-friendly setting.