Новости за 09.01.2018

Because much of the Nebraska fan base likes to fixate on recruiting rankings, I’m guessing many Husker fans noticed the true freshmen coming up big for Alabama and to a lesser extent Georgia.

The California couple accused a month ago of bringing marijuana across Nebraska they claimed was for Christmas presents were arrested again Tuesday, this time on suspicion of carrying drug money.

Noah Vedral is coming home. The Wahoo native and former Bishop Neumann standout is transferring from Central Florida, where he just completed his true freshman year, to Nebraska to continue his football career under Scott Frost and Mario Verduzco.

What began in the spring of 2011 as a one-time class for older adults interested in theater has grown into a vibrant, active senior theater group known as the OLLI/Playhouse Radio Active Players.

Delinquency and foreclosure rates continued to decline in the Lincoln area in October, according to a report.

HomeServices of Nebraska has announced a new president and CEO.

Noah Vedral is coming home.

Mary Ridder of Callaway has been named chairwoman of the Nebraska Public Service Commission during her first term in office.

TransCanada made its case to the Nebraska Supreme Court on Tuesday for why the company shouldn’t have to pick up the $354,000 tab in attorney fees for Nebraska landowners who fought the company's attempts to use eminent domain to make…

Sen. Deb Fischer has gained a seat on the Senate Agriculture Committee as it begins to shape a new farm bill.

BELLEVUE — An eastern Nebraska city councilman's dilapidated car wash has been demolished after a six-month battle with his council colleagues.

Nebraska volleyball coach John Cook announced on Tuesday that Nebraska has added 6-foot-1 freshman outside hitter Kashauna Williams to its 2018 signing class that was announced in November. Williams, who is enrolled in classes at UNL this semester and on…

A subsidiary of the Center for Rural Affairs in Lyons was recently awarded $665,000 from the U.S. Department of Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions Fund for lending capital.

The rush to be a part of the all-electric street racing series that's "writing the future" goes on.

Planned Parenthood of the Heartland criticized Gov. Pete Ricketts' plan to end funding for any health care provider that also offers abortions.

Ray Thomas, whose haunting flute playing and vocals filled legendary songs from the Moody Blues like “Night in White Satin” and “Tuesday Afternoon,” has passed away at 76 years old. Thomas’s record labels Esoteric Recordings and Cherry Red Records confirmed…

Temperatures in the 50s -- nearly 20 degrees above average -- set the stage for a dramatic change in the weather this week.

Blowing snow could cause significant problems for drivers Thursday morning when a winter storm is expected to bear down on much of Nebraska.

A potentially divisive and emotional jury trial began Monday in a federal court in Denver, pitting a Nebraska couple against a Boulder clinic and doctor who performed a late-term abortion and allegedly missed part of the fetus' skull — found…

Range of cash grain prices paid to farmers by country elevators in the Lincoln area as of 4 p.m. Tuesday:

MILFORD — Milford’s city employees are a special election away from getting a new, modern office building — or living in the library.

MILFORD — Milford’s city employees are a special election away from getting a new, modern office building — or living in the library.

YORK — A York man has pleaded no contest to leaving the scene of a fatal accident.

It is so easy to forget how vibrant the arts scene is on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus. Independent films, world-class performers, Broadway musicals, theater, visual arts and cultural events, all within a two-block radius, are available free or for…

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will celebrate the legacy of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. with a series of events from Jan. 12-19.