Новости за 23.03.2018

Explosives technicians with the Nebraska State Patrol have safely disposed of dangerous explosive devices found in McCook and Crete this week.

NEW YORK — A New York Fire Department firefighter from Floral Park died after battling a Harlem blaze Thursday night on the set of a film starring the actor Edward Norton, officials said.

Shortly before debate ceased Friday on a proposal to provide tax credits to Nebraskans who donate to a scholarship-granting organization, Sen. Jim Smith of Papillion finally got to introduce his bill.

Shortly before debate ceased Friday on a proposal to provide tax credits to Nebraskans who donate to a scholarship-granting organization, Sen. Jim Smith of Papillion finally got to introduce his bill.

On April 9, Sam Walker plans to step outside the Center for Public Affairs Research building at the University of Nebraska at Omaha with a sign reading "Ban AR-15s" in an exercise of free speech.

Zach Duval likens the work done in his strength and conditioning program to souping up – or, in some cases, totally rebuilding – a car.

Bryce Neidig, who led the Nebraska Farm Bureau for more than 20 years, including during the farm crisis in the 1980s, died Thursday. He was 86.

On this week's episode the Husker Extra crew goes deep in the madness of March, why coaching matters so much in the NCAA tourney and delves into Tim Miles' long-term job security at Nebraska.

It appears that Flapjacks American Diner may have flopped.

There was no compromise, no real coming to the table to resolve differences this week on Gov. Pete Ricketts' Title X provision in the mainline budget bill.

NEW YORK — No one attending “Frozen,” the new Broadway musical that had its official opening on Thursday at the St. James Theatre, is meant to ponder the rise of extreme weather events. Leave it to a spoilsport critic, escaping…

Grammy-nominated rockers Needstobreathe will stop at Lincoln's Pinewood Bowl this year as part of a 37-city tour.

Unemployment rates continued to creep downward both in Lincoln and statewide in February.

The funeral for Saints and Pelicans owner Tom Benson, who died March 15, takes place Friday at St. Louis Cathedral in New Orleans.

Ground Zero staffers provide some additional entertainment options over the next week.

The Nebraska economy will continue to grow through the third quarter of 2018, according to the most recent leading economic indicator report from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

There’s a little “Da Vinci Code,” a smattering of “The Mummy” and a whole lot of “Indiana Jones” in the latest “Tomb Raider” film – and that’s a good thing.

At the end of the monsters-versus-robots flick "Pacific Rim," a breach at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean is closed, plugging a hole that allowed hellish creatures to emerge and terrorize the globe. But after the movie earned $400 million…

The ailing teen romance genre is a rite of passage for many young stars. Mandy Moore had "A Walk to Remember"; Shailene Woodley had "The Fault in Our Stars," and never forget the patient zero of these movies: the '70s…

“Love, Simon” isn’t some glossy screed about same-sex relationships. But it does tell us plenty about teens today.

Ryan Funke owns burger joints, a bar, a doughnut shop and a catering company.

On April 11, Cards won’t be on TV for first time in 12 years

“Survivors Guide to Prison” is exactly that — a harrowing primer for anyone who might be arrested, which, today, means literally anyone.

Pari is a single mother, forced to make her living as a prostitute, often taking her mute son Elias with her as she walks the streets.

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