Drivers can expect to see higher traffic fines and new traffic rules on Nebraska roadways starting Sept. 3.
NBC's Nicole Auerbach gives her glass-half-full view of the Nebraska football team in Ben Doody's Week 2 media notes column.
Creighton commit Reagan Wallraff's 24 kills led No. 1 Elkhorn North to its second victory in three tries and five days against No. 4 Gretna.
The Child Saving Institute in Omaha and Children’s Square U.S.A. in Council Bluffs, which have each provided social services for nearly 150 years, announced Tuesday they have merged.
The Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission adopted a second set of emergency regulations after debating the number of growers the state should have and if vaping medicine should be allowed.
Nebraska Athletics has converted its old football offices into a new multimedia, podcasting space for Matt Rhule and student-athletes alike.
Norris handed defending Class B champion Omaha Skutt one of its all-time worst losses, and Millard West beat one of its school-district rivals to open the season.
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LINCOLN — After a Republican colleague nixed the idea for a public hearing of the Legislature’s Judiciary Committee, the lone Democrat who chairs a Nebraska legislative committee has scheduled a hearing for the public to air concerns and get answers about Gov. Jim Pillen’s plan to convert th…
Nebraska is set to get updated traffic rules — and higher fines for breaking them — under a new state law that takes effect Wednesday.
A longtime Nebraska State Board of Education member announced Tuesday that she will not seek reelection for a third term in 2026.
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Community members gathered at Washington Park in Denison on Saturday, for a celebration of life ceremony for Feglys Antonio Campos-Arriba — a Cuban migrant who had been living in Denison.
Ronald Murray, 62, was an inmate at the Madison County Jail. He was transported to a hospital in Columbus Friday, where he later died.
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Elkhorn North hosts Gretna for a high school volleyball match on Sept. 2, 2025.
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Nebraska and Omaha, both unbeaten with identical 2-0-2 records, will meet at Sunday at Caniglia Field for their first regular-season match since 2021.
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