Bill Clinton starts deposition by telling lawmakers he 'did nothing wrong' and saw no signs of Epstein's abuse

Bill Clinton starts deposition by telling lawmakers he 'did nothing wrong' and saw no signs of Epstein's abuse

February 27, 2026Updated: February 27, 2026

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Bill Clinton starts deposition by telling lawmakers he 'did nothing wrong' and saw no signs of Epstein's abuse.

Regional

Grass fire erupts northeast of Wayne

Grass fire erupts northeast of Wayne

Queen Bees stay perfect enroute to first State Tournament appearance in 47 years

Queen Bees stay perfect enroute to first State Tournament appearance in 47 years

Mixed feelings about plans of a roundabout at highway intersection

Mixed feelings about plans of a roundabout at highway intersection

Boyd County Board fills sheriff vacancy, ending days-long law enforcement gap

Boyd County Board fills sheriff vacancy, ending days-long law enforcement gap

State

St. Mary’s hosts annual fish fry in Dalton

Grass fire erupts northeast of Wayne

Mixed feelings about plans of a roundabout at highway intersection

Kerkman seeks full term in City Council seat

Former Kearney city manager enters Buffalo County Commissioner race

Kearney drug investigation uncovers 25 pounds of marijuana, illegal guns

Sports

Friday's local scoreboard, Feb. 27

Queen Bees stay perfect enroute to first State Tournament appearance in 47 years

Fort Calhoun tops Bridgeport 60-51 to claim C1-7 district title

Doane football finalizes 2026 schedule

District finals set for area boys teams

Rockets Fall to Bluejays in Subdist. C1-1 Title Game

Ag & Outdoor

Nebraska Extension to host March 17 Webinar on Confinement Feeding Cow-calf Pairs

Outdoor notes: Join Game and Parks in virtual fisheries discussion

Outdoor notes: Game and Parks releasing rainbow trout this spring

Nebraska ag leaders push for year-round E15 sales

Outdoors notes: Archery paddlefish applications to be accepted March 1-14

Outdoors notes: 2026 fishing forecast, guide now available