Nebraska is already a national leader in the electronic filing of tax returns and still more people will be e-filing next year. Starting January 1st, tax preparers who work on… Read more »
While this is a day about giving thanks, a new campaign aims to raise awareness about low-income senior citizens who routinely skip meals or buy poor quality food to survive…. Read more »
Nebraskans hear repeatedly every fall about the importance of getting flu shots, but many people are unaware they should also surrender their arms for a host of other vaccines. Dr…. Read more »
A town in eastern Nebraska ranks among the best places in America to raise a family. The new list from the website, BusinessWeek.com, and Bloomberg is based on a host… Read more »
The last section of highway joining Iowa and Nebraska that was closed by this summer’s flooding along the Missouri River has reopened. Iowa Department of Transportation spokesperson Dena Gray-Fisher says… Read more »
Nebraska will join dozens of other states in recognizing tomorrow as the first-ever National Rural Health Day. Dr. Deb Romberger is a pulmonologist in Omaha who works with rural health… Read more »
Instead of making lawn mowers on this Veterans Day, workers at an eastern Nebraska factory will be assembling care packages destined for overseas soldiers. Patty Kaufman, spokeswoman for Exmark Manufacturing… Read more »
Nebraskans will hear something unusual on their radios and TVs at one o’clock this afternoon, the first nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System. John Benson, with Homeland Security, says… Read more »
New rules the USDA plans to impose on animal disease traceability will be discussed at meetings in Thayer and Gage counties tomorrow. The meetings are designed to inform livestock producers… Read more »
For some it feels like a miracle — a robotic exoskeleton which can enable paralyzed people to walk is being considered by Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital in Lincoln. Hospital spokeswoman Molly… Read more »