The 2023 Nebraska Legislature headed home last Thursday after completing a raucous, rough and angry 88-day session.
Jeter Worthley, AJ Evasco and Carter Mick each came up big when the Spartans needed them most during their historic run to a state title.
Sen. Danielle Conrad says the politically divided Nebraska Legislature is damaged, but not broken.
Amie Just empties the notebook in this wide-ranging column of updates, from Nebraska track to Jack Hoffman to an update on an old friend.
Speaker John Arch told senators he hopes this year “would be an aberration, not a predictor of the future” and pledged to repair relationships before next year.
With competitive a state tournament and the addition of Class C, the talent in Nebraska this season runs deep. Here's a look at the state's best.
Prelude, Lincoln's newest vintage clothing and sneaker store, might be considered — as its wares suggest — a throwback.
In what's been described as potentially one of the largest bank frauds in Nebraska's history, a judge appointed a receiver to distribute assets to investors who suffered losses.
On Friday, Mike Bretta officially opened a Scoops location in The Haymarket at 311 N. Eighth St. in the former 402 Creamery location.
Some work has occurred at the site on the northwest corner of the 56th Street interchange on Interstate 80, and public filings suggest additional work is likely to happen soon.
The 56th Street/U.S. 77 exit, one of the original exits on Interstate 80, is seeing a development boom.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s 80-hour course for structural collapses was completed by 15 new rescue specialists from Southeast Nebraska.
The parents of the 5-month-old who died Tuesday had been the subject of at least three previous child abuse and neglect complaints prior to the infant's death, records show.
Fred Hoiberg was so excited about Keisei Tominaga's return that he sent out a celebratory tweet in Japanese. Amie Just shares her thoughts.
Nebraska's new voter identification requirements became law after the Nebraska Legislature passed the plan, despite a filibuster, and Gov. Jim Pillen signed the bill.
Off Leash, Lincoln's first dog bar, opened last week at 1975 M St.
Another day with scattered showers and storms across Nebraska. Damaging wind, hail, and flooding can't be ruled out in the western half of the state. Get the latest info on the threats and storm timing across the state in our updated forecast.
City asks residents to restrict watering; planners recommend approval of sober living requirements; Nebraska football's recruiting sprint begins this weekend.
Nebraska lawmakers ended their session Thursday with one final filibuster, passage of several bills and praise from Gov. Jim Pillen.
Amid some of the worst drought conditions ever in Lancaster County, Lincoln officials are asking residents to restrict watering their lawns to three days a week beginning Friday.
Prospects from Texas and Florida will be in town this weekend. Here's who's coming, and more on the start of a recruiting blitz for the Huskers.
Historically Black colleges and universities, which had seen giving from foundations decline in recent decades, lately are benefiting from an increase in gifts, particularly from corporations and corporate foundations.
The city will remove 17 ash trees along a stretch of South 27th Street but promises to replace them; and a nonprofit leader says new floodplain regs increased expansion costs.
The Lincoln-Lancaster County Planning Commission recommended approval of zoning ordinance changes governing collaborative — or sober — living homes that would limit the number of residents to 10.
More showers and storms around Thursday than the last couple of days. Find out when rain is most likely and how many days this enhanced thunderstorm activity will last in our weather update.
NU facing a nearly $50M budget shortfall; Nebraska Legislature's 108th session to end early; Nebraska football releases kickoff times for rivalry games.
In an expected move by Nebraska coaches and fans alike, Husker guard Keisei Tominaga withdrew his name from the 2023 NBA draft pool.
Administrators will propose raising tuition rates by 3.5% in the coming school year at the regents' June 22 meeting as they begin planning how to close the remaining budget deficit.
Nebraska football has learned the kickoff times for some of its rivalry games, including: Minnesota, Colorado, Iowa and more.
Soon, motorcycle riders in Nebraska will no longer be required to wear a helmet while they're on the road.
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After 51 years, Larry Zich's family will at last get to say goodbye when he's laid to rest Monday. The Lincoln pilot went missing in action during the Vietnam War.
Big Boy will stop in towns across Nebraska on the way to the college baseball championships in Omaha.
Larry Zich, a Lincoln pilot who went missing during the Vietnam War, will be buried at the Lincoln Memorial Cemetery on Monday at 10 a.m. The public is welcome.
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