Eighteen student entrepreneurs had the opportunity to pitch their business ideas in a real-life “Shark Tank” competition with a $100,000 prize on the line at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
- Grand Island Independent
According to the affidavit, Jeffrey Willson was accused of sexually penetrating a person under 12 and subjecting a person 14 or younger to sexual contact.
- CHRIS DUNKER Lincoln Journal Star
The Legislature approved an amendment from Sen. Bob Andersen requiring any no-bid contract be turned over to the auditor within three days of its approval.
- KONSTANTIN TOROPIN Associated Press
He's the latest of more than a dozen top generals and admirals Hegseth ousted since taking office last year.
- BRIAN MELLEY Associated Press
A hoax social media post claimed the 193-year-old tortoise died and asked for crypto donations, a veterinarian said.
- TODD VON KAMPEN
Legislative Bill 803, which won 42-0 initial approval, would move Nebraska's fall "pink postcard" property tax hearings to July and require two-thirds of local boards to approve higher tax requests.
- ALYSSA JOHNSON Lincoln Journal Star
This week, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Equestrian Team celebrated DT's 30th birthday and "retirement" with pony rides, a petting zoo, games and even a horse kissing booth.
"The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" and "Project Hail Mary" will be shown during the season opening weekend.
U.S. egg prices fell 60% from last year's record highs, making it easier for consumers to fill their Easter baskets and Passover Seder plates.
As the Iran War hits its second month, gas prices have surged nationwide, putting people across Lincoln on notice and changing driving habits citywide.
This year's ballots are foldable to fit inside a smaller envelope. Gage County Clerk Dawn Hill said one regular stamp is all that's needed to return them.
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The National Capital Planning Commission voted because the ruling does not affect the planning process, a commission spokesperson said.
Legislative Bill 525, introduced by North Platte state Sen. Mike Jacobson, advanced to final reading in the Legislature Wednesday. The 2026 Unicameral session's last week starts Tuesday.
From golden aspens to downtown Omaha at night, Kearney’s first photography show is filled with local perspectives — and it’s on display through May.
Carlos Godinez was 10 years old when his parents brought him to the U.S. “I am so heartbroken for his two sons," friend Juan Guzman said.
Eighteen student entrepreneurs had the opportunity to pitch their business ideas in a real-life “Shark Tank” competition with a $100,000 prize on the line at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
According to the affidavit, Jeffrey Willson was accused of sexually penetrating a person under 12 and subjecting a person 14 or younger to sexual contact.
The Legislature approved an amendment from Sen. Bob Andersen requiring any no-bid contract be turned over to the auditor within three days of its approval.
Legislative Bill 803, which won 42-0 initial approval, would move Nebraska's fall "pink postcard" property tax hearings to July and require two-thirds of local boards to approve higher tax requests.
He's the latest of more than a dozen top generals and admirals Hegseth ousted since taking office last year.
A hoax social media post claimed the 193-year-old tortoise died and asked for crypto donations, a veterinarian said.
U.S. egg prices fell 60% from last year's record highs, making it easier for consumers to fill their Easter baskets and Passover Seder plates.
The National Capital Planning Commission voted because the ruling does not affect the planning process, a commission spokesperson said.
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Authorities are investigating a Wednesday morning robbery at Cornerstone Bank in Bradshaw that left one employee with a head injury.
A Coloradan chased for speeding on I-80 possessed drugs and drug paraphernalia, according to the Nebraska State Patrol report.
From patrol to investigations, interns with KPD and BCSO get hands-on experience — and $15 to $20 an hour.
The Legislature approved an amendment from Sen. Bob Andersen requiring any no-bid contract be turned over to the auditor within three days of its approval.
A proposed constitutional amendment strengthening protections surrounding the Nebraska Environmental Trust Fund was pulled from the agenda for not having 33 votes secured.
Omaha Sen. Machaela Cavanaugh's bill would allow the roughly 27,000 students at Nebraska's public and private schools who qualify for reduced-cost lunches to get those meals for free.
