Good morning, Grand Island.

Due to trade war uncertainty and low soybean profitability, farmers will plant more corn and reduce soybean acres—Tyler Schau of AgMarket.Net estimated corn acreage will reach 95.39 million, higher than USDA's 90.59 million acres planted in 2024.

State lawmakers introduced two bills that would install cameras on Nebraska roads to catch drivers running red lights and speeding in work zones—raising concerns over surveillance and legal protections.

Officials will review the proposals as the state seeks to improve road safety measures.

On March 30th, Isabelle ‘Izzy’ Warrington received a life-saving kidney donation from her mother Jamie Warrington — a match that ended a long search and saved her life.

Sana Vida Wellness Center in Grand Island offers a range of all-natural therapies — float sessions, wellness coaching, muscle activation, brain tap, red light therapy, an infrared sauna, weight loss coaching, massage therapy and yoga — as an alternative to traditional health care.

Two local friends have qualified for the World Axe and Throwing Knife Championships and will compete as hatchet dual partners in a tournament that begins April 3 in Appleton—Anthony Tolen from Grand Island will take part in both dual and individual events as a top 100 axe thrower—while his partner Dan Kerl from Harvard makes his debut.

Men's Haircutting Techniques Workshop

9 a.m. – 1 p.m. — SalonCentric — Registration required — Master classic haircutting and barbering techniques to elevate your skills and inspire your clients.

La Sonora Dinamita Concert

9 PM — Bamboo — Get your tickets (boletos) online — Enjoy a night of lively music with La Sonora Dinamita.

Running of the Wieners

1-2:30 p.m. — Stuhr Museum — $25 for public, $10 for members — Watch adorable dachshunds race in costumes and enjoy a fun-filled day at the museum.