Новости за 02.05.2018

Local home price appreciation slowed a bit in March, according to the latest monthly report from real estate data firm CoreLogic.

Class A district baseball pairings were released Wednesday.

A look at the prep baseball district tournament schedules, which start Friday.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Memphis Grizzlies coach J.B. Bickerstaff believes he can make the franchise competitive immediately with a quick recovery from a 60-loss season.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch will swear-in the newest Nebraska Supreme Court justice at a ceremony at the state Capitol on Monday.

Lincoln residents will be able to see a driverless vehicle in action in June, when the city brings in a demonstration shuttle.

Nebraska football is through spring practice, which brings along with it a heavy stream of prospects visiting campus. Now, with an evaluation period in full swing, the Husker assistants are out on the road around the country seeing recruits.

Here's something of an addendum to our story in today's Journal Star about incoming Nebraska football players starting this month, and it's one Husker fans will like.

OMAHA — Several road construction projects in the Omaha area are negatively affecting businesses and commuters.

Mariah Carey is thankful for the "really nice" messages of support she's had from her fans since revealing her battle with bipolar disorder last month.

Parents need to know that “Nintendo Labo Toy-Con Variety Kit” combines real world crafting with video games and digital activities for the Nintendo Switch. Kids work with cardboard cutouts to create complex models and insert the Switch screen and Joy-Con…

Special interest groups spent a record $17.4 million on lobbyists and lobbying activity at the Nebraska Legislature in 2017, according to a new report from Common Cause Nebraska.

OMAHA — The Omaha City Council has broadened the mayor's power to pardon people.

LODGEPOLE — Authorities say an investigation has determined that a Nebraska Panhandle woman shot to death her husband and then herself.

City leaders have found a home for Lincoln's fourth new fire station, on open land just north of 98th and O streets.

At least two tornadoes, including one in southern Gage County, touched down in Nebraska early Tuesday evening as a potent storm system rolled through the state.

They weren’t expecting to find such bold colors behind the bricks.

They weren’t expecting to find such bold colors behind the bricks.

Clark, Debra Ann ; Lincoln

George R.R. Martin announced last week that a new book from the world of "Game of Thrones" will be released this year, but it's not "The Winds of Winter" - the sixth chapter that fans have been not so patiently…

CHICAGO - Natasha Tarpley was inspired by her own Chicago childhood when she wrote her first picture book, a joyful look at the mother-daughter hair-combing sessions that produce black girls' tight cornrows, swinging braids and exuberant Afros. Reviews of the…

"Jackrabbit Smile" by Joe R. Lansdale; Mulholland (256 pages, $26) ___ In mystery fiction - or pretty much in any kind of fiction - the partnership of Hap Collins and Leonard Pine is among the most unusual pairing. Hap -…

"Explore the Salish Sea: A Nature Guide for Kids" by Joseph K. Gaydos and? Audrey DeLella Benedict; Little Bigfoot (64 pages, $19.99) ___ A jellyfish, luminous and mysterious, floats through dark water. A gull looks like it's trying to talk…

Oak Park, Ill., native Michelle McNamara researched the Golden State Killer for years. She even wrote a New York Times best-selling book about the man who raped and murdered dozens from 1976 to 1986 in Southern California, "I'll Be Gone…

There are many sensible ways to organize your books. You can alphabetize them by author. You can divide them by genre. You can group all the paperbacks together. You can reserve a shelf for autographed books or first editions. Then…