Extra Nebraska State Patrol troopers will be out and about this Thanksgiving travel period to make sure drivers are keeping it safe and wearing their seatbelt. State Patrol spokesperson Deb… Read more »
A few more questions asked then quick approval of a bill that would aid moving the proposed route of the Keystone XL pipeline out of the Sand Hills. The Unicameral… Read more »
United States Senate candidate Don Stenberg has challenged his fellow Republicans to a series of debates. Stenberg, the state treasurer, says he would prefer a minimum of six debates throughout… Read more »
An assistant football coach at Sidney High School — who was on the Husker football team in the late 1980s and early ’90s — is charged with three drug felonies…. 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 »
Congressman Adrian Smith holds out hope that the so-called super committee on debt reduction will be able to reach a compromise. The committee, put together as part of the deal… 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 »
A state senator contends the legislature was placed in a horrible position when called into special session and is now doing the best it can. Lawmakers are on the verge… Read more »
Authorities are now releasing details about the arrest of a Panhandle man in what’s believed to be the state’s largest-ever child porn case. Twenty-eight-year-old Thomas Schildt of Gering was arrested… 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 »