Playing at Nebraska, soon being recognized during senior ceremonies, wasn’t the original plan. But local standouts Bella Bacon, Jordy Frahm, Kacie Hoffmann and Lauren and Hannah Camenzind are here now.
- Lincoln Journal Star
A tornado swept through Hallam on May 22, 2004, leveling most homes and businesses. Volunteers in surrounding communities including Lincoln came together to help with the cleanup. Do you remember?
- Wilson Moore World-Herald Staff Writer
No. 6 Nebraska took control of its five-inning win at Minnesota with 15 runs in the final two frames.
- LIVIA ZISKEY Lincoln Journal Star
Teams of high school students from across Nebraska raced their hand-built go-karts around the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's tractor testing track Saturday.
The Haymarket district has been a focal point for businesses and restaurants in downtown Lincoln since the late 1800s. Look back at how the Haymarket changed throughout the years through these archive photos.
- By Eric Ferkenhoff Lee Enterprises Public Service Journalism Team
The bizarre mystery of whether Donald Dean Studey killed dozens of people and whether he buried them in wells near Omaha is the subject of a new documentary.
- ALYSSA JOHNSON Lincoln Journal Star
CenterPointe official says overdose trends can come in waves tied to drug supply changes.
The Latest
Read through the obituaries published today in The Lincoln Journal Star.
Motorists traveling U.S. Highway 75 in Sarpy County on Monday will notice the roadway narrowed to one-lane in each direction over two stretches in the Bellevue area.
In a 40-mintue interview, State Sen. John Cavanaugh responded to criticism from his opponents in Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District, downplaying concerns his election to Congress would endanger the "Blue Dot."
Cinco de Mayo was celebrated in style in Scottsbluff – three days early – with a parade, a key to the city bestowing and hours of entertainment and celebration at the Guadalupe Center.
A proposed regional juvenile detention study headlines Monday’s Scotts Bluff County commissioners meeting. Here’s what’s on the agenda.
A defending champ’s bid ends, two first-time winners emerge and Nebraska runners pack the leaderboard in Lincoln.
Cinco de Mayo was celebrated in style in Scottsbluff – three days early – with a parade, a key to the city bestowing and hours of entertainment and celebration at the Guadalupe Center.
Maria Salazar was recognized Saturday, May 2, with a key to the city for her work with Jesse's Treehouse, an effort to help people in need with clothing.
Interact With Us
Updated every day!
Download it today!
Get it delivered to your inbox!
Ohio State belted seven homers, busted out the brooms and halted all of No. 16 Nebraska baseball's momentum for hosting a NCAA baseball regional.
With a Big Ten title in hand, No. 3 Nebraska softball finished the regular season in style with a sweep of Penn State and 23-1 mark in league play.
Columnist Tom Shatel is hearing from Husker fans with a big decision to make on Memorial Stadium tickets. He hopes Nebraska's athletic department does, too.
Teraya Sigler is among the Husker volleyball stars who improved their stock after three weeks of spring matches.
Community News
Provided
- State Court Administrator
- 0
Scammers are texting Nebraskans about fake unpaid traffic fines, urging them to click a link to pay. These messages are not official court notices.
Provided
- University of Nebraska Lincoln
- 0
Schwab Advisor Services and Charles Schwab Foundation fund a new Nebraska–Lincoln finance option preparing students for CFP certification and financial planning careers.
Provided
- University of Nebraska Lincoln
- 0
Mikayla Teet, a Nebraska advertising and public relations major, applies personal experience with visual impairment advocacy to accessibility-focused communications work.
Provided
- University of Nebraska Lincoln
- 0
Swiss researcher Caroline Villiger visits Lincoln to study the Teachers and Parents as Partners program and explore adapting its family-school model in Switzerland.
🎧 The conversation examines professional standards, personal judgment and why similar actions can lead to very different consequences across careers, institutions and public expectations.
🎧 Hosts Richard Kyte and Scott Rada examine modern pet culture, from rising spending to emotional bonds and the ethical tensions between care, control and consistency.
🎧 From family favors to organ donation, this conversation asks what separates ordinary calculation from genuine generosity rooted in love, community and moral purpose.
🎧 From sports apps to election forecasts, the hosts discuss how expanding betting options influence decision-making, encourage risky habits and blur distinctions between entertainment and serious outcomes.
Looking to skip the crowded restaurant on Mother’s Day? Here are some easy recipes that deliver restaurant-quality flair.
Surviving cancer is only part of the journey. For millions, the cost of care continues to shape daily life.
An 88-year-old Michigan veteran and the social media influencer who raised $1.7 million to help him retire are launching a new effort aimed at lifting up other Americans in need.
Partner
Provided content. As Canada’s population ages, a quiet public safety issue is becoming harder to ignore: wandering among people living with dementia.
Content by Power of Pork. Giving back to our communities, contributing to the health of our communities, helps ensure everyone has the opportunity to receive the nutrition they need.
Content by The Power of Pork. This glazed ham is a showstopping blend of sweet, citrusy and savory flavors, perfect for gatherings or a cozy family dinner.
Content by The Power of Pork. Try this Apple Cider Braised Pork Shoulder dish for dinner.
Affiliate content. Find the best options for THC gummies in 2025.
Long gone are the days where impulse buying meant grabbing an unplanned candy bar or magazine in the checkout line. Now, social media makes it quick and easy for us to purchase just about anything with the click of a button, whether or not it’s in the budget. And for some Americans, it’s hurting them...
Black Friday is fast approaching, and shoppers are gearing up. The National Retail Federation expects more than 183 million people to shop over the weekend spanning Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday this year. But fraudsters are preparing for Black Friday too, looking for opportunities to steal your money or personal information. Before you dive into holiday...
Holiday shopping season is upon us, and the pressure is on, or at least it feels that way for some parents. A new NerdWallet survey, conducted by The Harris Poll, finds that 48% of parents with children under 18 feel pressure to spend more money on holiday gifts than they’re comfortable spending.According to NerdWallet’s annual...