This Saturday marks the last day of Teacher Appreciation Week and as it comes to a close, 10/11 now is highlighting a couple of the great educators here in Lincoln.
Officials may have to increase the amount of water released into the Missouri River over the next couple months to ensure there is enough water in the river for cities that rely on it for water and for barge traffic.
A Lincoln man is facing charges after investigators with the Lincoln Police Department posed as a teenager on social media, and he set up a time for a sexual encounter.
On April 24, people named Josh gathered from across the country in Lincoln to crown the ultimate “Josh,” a playful social media challenge turned viral event and charitable fundraiser.
Nebraskans almost said goodbye to property taxes Wednesday. A plan that would have dramatically changed the way state residents pay taxes failed — by two votes — in the Unicameral.
Randy Santel is working to finish 1250 food challenges, in all 50 states and countries. His quest brought him to The Warm Cookie for a massive ice cream sandwich.
Nebraska Department of Correctional Services said Wednesday that Omaha Police had arrested a man who failed to return to the Community Corrections Center in Lincoln last month.
The ACLU of Nebraska is pushing for a community news organization’s access to the governor’s press briefings and repeal of a restrictive credentialing process widely criticized by newsrooms and media organizations in the state.
The fate of a dam in northeast Nebraska Destroyed in 2019′s historic flooding has been decided. Millions in FEMA funds will be used to tear down the remains of Spencer Dam and it will not be rebuilt.
State lawmakers have rejected an attempt to steer more money into Nebraska’s small, rural K-12 schools, many of which receive little aid from the state because they have few students and are surrounded by valuable farmland.
In the middle of a spectacular senior season, Nebraska women’s golfer Kate Smith claimed her most prestigious honor yet on Tuesday, May 4, when she was chosen to represent the United States in the Arnold Palmer Cup June 11-13 at Rich Harvest Farms outside of Chicago.
A chance of rain comes back into play on Wednesday...with drier weather returning briefly for Thursday and into Friday. By Friday night the rain chance returns and then continues for much of the upcoming weekend. Temperatures should remain below-average through the rest of the week and into the weekend.
Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird and health officials updated the community on the City’s efforts to prevent the spread of the coronavirus at a briefing on Tuesday.
A little more than a month after residents brought their concerns about a proposed solar farm to a public meeting on the matter, the Saunders County Planning Board voted it down 4-2.
Nebraska’s planting season is underway, and the Nebraska State Patrol advises all motorists to watch for agricultural implements on Nebraska’s roadways.
