Georgia's Senate runoff election, the death of a "Cheers" star and prison for the man who shot Lady Gaga's dog walker. Those stories and more on the latest daily podcast.
Summit Carbon Solutions said it has signed 460 easement agreements with 340 landowners in the Cornhusker state as part of its Midwest Carbon Express carbon pipeline project.
Chance for snow this morning and rain this afternoon, but some will probably stay dry. See who has the best chance of showers, when they'll all come to an end, and what's in store for Wednesday here.
The Husker volleyball coach is disappointed that Nebraska will play early in the morning, saying it "makes it hard on our fans" to watch.
“It’s our tree,” Rachel Rezac said. “After 31 years of tending that tree and taking care of it, watering it and fertilizing it, it’s almost like a kid, part of our family.”
City officials say underground parking provided for tenants in the proposed apartments at 10th and O streets will benefit downtown; council member questions affordable housing contribution asked of developer.
State election officials say they can’t remember any candidate asking for a hand tally for a race that fell outside of the margin for an automatic recount.
The Nebraska football coach was in living rooms of Husker commits this week. So, what's he like? "A down-to-earth, plain-old working man," says one parent.
A recently deceased Lincoln developer allegedly obtained loans totaling more than $30 million, and the amount may eclipse $50 million by the time all of the claims are filed.
Three more Husker scholarship players are transferring and a former top prospect with indirect ties to coach Matt Rhule has set a visit to Nebraska.
The last Star City Holiday Parade in downtown Lincoln was on Dec. 5, 2009, before it fell victim to city budget cuts the next year. What are your parade memories?
Flu activity in Nebraska is "very high" right now, and pharmacies say they are having some difficulties keeping anti-flu medications in stock.
The strain of Nebraska football’s six consecutive losing seasons took a significant toll on gate attendance during the 2022 season.
Threads -- Footloose & Fancy opened in its new space on Nov. 17, just in time for the Downtown Lincoln Association's annual "Shop the Blocks" event.
Power is out in North Carolina, a look at Supreme Court cases, Sunday's sports highlights and the Kennedy Center celebrates legends in the arts. Those stories and more on our daily podcast.
A community corrections program works to keep women jailed for nonviolent offenses from re-offending by helping them overcome the obstacles that landed them in jail in the first place.
More variety in temperatures than usual across the area today thanks to a cold front. Small snow chance late tonight. Find out if snow will linger and what temps are expected for Tuesday here.
In Nebraska, Black children are 3.4 times more likely to be investigated for child abuse or neglect than White ones, according to a recent study. The disparity is the third largest of any state.
Coming into Sunday’s I-80 clash, the prevailing thought was that a potential bloodbath was on the horizon. Instead, the Huskers produced an unforgettable moment.
Nebraska is in a rush to see how quickly it can get to a Final Four-worthy level with a new lineup after defensive specialist Kenzie Knuckles suffered a season-ending injury.
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The Nebraska men’s basketball team pulled off a stunning upset Sunday afternoon, knocking off No. 7 Creighton 63-53 at CHI Health Center Omaha.
Contests for chairmanship of the Legislature's Appropriations Committee and Education Committee are already underway.
402 Creamery, which specializes in made-from-scratch ice cream flavors that use local ingredients, plans to open two new locations this spring.
Waverly was one of the few districts in Nebraska that saw improvements in math and reading scores according to state assessment results released in November.
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The start to Nebraska's offseason has been 10 days that feel like 10 months as the program is in the midst of radical change with players coming, going, and being recruited by a new leadership core.
The Huskers open December with three games in six days - all against top-10 teams. At the same time, they've won back-to-back games and they’re playing with confidence.
State hospitals report an increase in the time it takes to get paid as well as a jump in claims denials.
In a closely guarded ceremony, the sixth generation aircraft, deemed the backbone of the future of U.S. air power, was dramatically revealed from behind slowly-rolling hangar doors.
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A third member of Nebraska's 2023 recruiting class decommitted on Monday when New Orleans running back Arnold Barnes announced he'd take "a step back" in his recruiting process.
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Angela Lansbury. Bill Russell. Loretta Lynn. The Queen. These are the entertainers, leaders, athletes and other notable people we lost this year.
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