Hoskins man injured in two-vehicle crash on Highway 35

The crash happened about two miles southwest of Hoskins

June 25, 2026Updated: June 25, 2026

By News Channel Nebraska

Hoskins man injured in two-vehicle crash on Highway 35

Scene on Hwy 35 at 846th RoadStanton County Sheriff's Office

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UNMC names H. Dele Davies as next chancellor

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State

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Hoskins man injured in two-vehicle crash on Highway 35

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Sports

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Ag & Outdoor

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