Новости за 11.01.2018

Lincoln's two Sam's Clubs are not among the dozens nationwide that are closing.

The winter weather that hit the state Thursday has pushed back the MUDECAS basketball tournament schedules one day.

When a comic picks a venue to record a set for an upcoming album, there’s often a home-court advantage element at play. At first glance, the Zoo Bar in Lincoln might not seem like a backyard for Danny Solomon, an…

The Nebraska Legislature rejected a bill Thursday that would prohibit the sale and trade of ivory in Nebraska, and that mirrors federal provisions that do the same.

The following is a rundown of family activities for the week.

Steven M. Sipple and Parker Gabriel discusses Scott Frost's comments about Alabama's QB switch, plus some recruiting, Barrett Ruud, philosophical offensive discussions and the Big Ten hoops tourney at the Garden.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico is hosting another season of AMC's "Better Call Saul."

GRAND ISLAND — Authorities say a driver was fatally injured when his car collided with a pickup truck in south-central Nebraska.

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

A three-person committee will investigate whether or not the University of Nebraska-Lincoln violated the due process rights of a graduate student lecturer dismissed from her teaching duties in November.

Thursday won't be a snow day for Lincoln Public Schools students.

Thursday won't be a snow day for Lincoln Public Schools students.

Nearly 30 years ago — during the summer — Marty Ramirez and his wife bought their home about a block from Northeast High School.

Camila Cabello admits she was "hurt" by Fifth Harmony's dig at her at the MTV Video Music Awards, where they appeared to knock a member of the band - thought to be Camila - off the top of the set.

Nearly 30 years ago — during the summer — Marty Ramirez and his wife bought their home about a block from Northeast High School.

A revised gubernatorial tax reduction plan focusing increased attention on property tax relief was tossed into the legislative ring Wednesday, prompting more sparring than slugging from some state senators who reacted warily to the evolving proposal.

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