Good morning, Grand Island.

Scott Wamsley, 55, from Hampton was charged in Hall County Court with attempted first-degree assault—terroristic threats, use of a deadly weapon to commit a felony, unlawful discharge of a firearm, criminal mischief and careless driving—after he fired a gun at a man’s trailer near Grand Island’s Walmart at 7 p.m. Saturday, causing about $2,000 in damages, and he was later found at Hobby Lobby with a $200,000 bond set for his court appearance at 9:30 a.m. June 17.

A suspect (Roberto Moreno) was arrested in Grand Island for a fourth DUI and cocaine possession after officers stopped his car in a parking lot off Locust St when they saw signs of impairment, and a passenger fled on foot.

A Grand Island man was arrested for pulling a knife on a police officer and now faces charges for weapons, drugs, DUI, and trespassing — the arrest occurred on May 19.

Photos from Grand Island Central Catholic's graduation have been released, showing students in their caps and gowns—an important milestone for the school.

North Road from Westgate Road to Highway 30 will be closed for two months to allow Highway 30 expansion to begin – drivers should use alternate routes during the closure.

Nebraska softball pitcher and utility player Jordyn Bahl was named a top three finalist for the USA Softball/ESPN Collegiate Player of the Year award on Monday.

She is the first Husker to earn this honor + she also won both Big Ten Player and Pitcher of the Year awards this season.

No. 18 Nebraska softball defeated Southeastern Louisiana in Baton Rouge with an 8 to 0 mercy rule win in six innings that advanced the team to the Super Regionals for the first time since 2014 + pitcher Jordy Bahl set a new school record with her 23rd home run of the season in the game on Sunday.

Young Professionals May Luncheon

12-1 p.m. — Olive Garden Italian Restaurant — Lunch cost not specified — Network and enjoy a delicious meal with fellow Young Professionals.