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Kelli Lepler, former monument owner, is now officially competent to stand trial for the death of her two-year-old daughter—charges that could send her to prison for life. Facing serious felony counts including child abuse resulting in death and child neglect, plus eight misdemeanors tied to delayed medical care, her jury trial is set for September 9th. With preliminary hearings scheduled for June 10th and 27th, the legal battle is heating up as Hall County Attorney Paul Burger prosecutes and public defender Jerry Zgonda defends.

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Senator Pete Ricketts applauds Nebraska’s athletic department for skipping games against Texas Tech amid scandal involving coach Joey McGuire, who faced NCAA sanctions for violating recruiting rules—including viewing a recruit’s grades without permission and offering improper benefits. Though McGuire was initially suspended and later reinstated for a bowl game after NCAA dropped its allegations, the controversy underscores deep concerns about college football integrity and the ripple effects of coach misconduct. Ricketts calls Nebraska’s decision “a good decision,” praising the school’s commitment to ethical standards in athletics.

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