Look at this paragraph...One of the biggest rock bands in the world is adding the capital city to their current tour.
Sheriff reports over 100 pounds of marijuana
Wichita couple arrested on delivery charge
Kyle Larson, former and current racing stars, descend on Nebraska
Hear from Kyle Larson, Rico Abreu, Brad Sweet and Kasey Kahne as they talk racing in Nebraska as part of the High Limit Sprint Car Series!
State treasurer says college savings accounts are proper way to deal with debt crisis
NEST 529 teams up with Nebraska Passport Program
Statue of legendary Nebraska author Willa Cather unveiled in Washington
A bronze statue of author and Nebraska native Willa Cather was unveiled at the National Statuary Hall in Washington, D.C.
Nebraska race community comes together, supporting one of their own
The Nebraska racing community is coming together in support of one of their own.
NioCorp reports high recovery rates for magnetic rare earths
Company says Elk Creek facility could play an important role in electric vehicle manufacturing
Kyle Larson wins High Limit Sprint Car event at Eagle Raceway
The man they call "Yung Money" picked up a win in High Limit Sprint Car Series in its return to Nebraska on Tuesday night.
INTERVIEW: Kyle Larson talks High Limit Series racing at Eagle Raceway
Kyle Larson talks High Limit Series acing at Eagle Raceway
Motorcyclist killed after striking deer, crashing in Cass County on Sunday
An Ashland man is dead after striking a deer and crashing while riding his motorcycle Sunday morning.
Stovall: tax valuation hike signals need for more housing
Smallfoot: 'the equalization process is not unusual, the market is unusual'
NEFB working with SpaceX’s Starlink to expand broadband in Nebraska
Nebraska's farmers and ranchers may be moving one step closer to high-speed internet service.
Richardson County files fugitive case against victim of torture in Mexico
Wooden suspected of flight to avoid arrest in Nebraska
Auburn Utilities offers GM job to Luhring
Retiring Falls City manager asked to serve at Auburn for remainder of the year
Auburn woman presents painting to Gov. Pillen
Nita Whitney presents her painting to Gov. Pillen early Monday morning.
McKinney sentenced after police standoff
Palmyra man said deputies did their job, but he reacted to their guns with resistance
Pillen names new head of Department of Economic Development
K.C. Belitz' annual salary is $215,000
South tops North 17-7 in 65th Nebraska Shrine Bowl
KEARNEY, Neb. — A near two-hour weather delay was apparently exactly what the South Team needed on Saturday night.
U.S. submits formal dispute for Mexico ban of GMO corn; Nebraska delegation lauds decision
The United States has requested formal dispute settlement consultations with Mexico regarding GMO corn, something Nebraska politicians celebrated Friday.
Falls City auctioning off classic airplane
Falls City is auctioning off a vintage World War II era aircraft to the public.
‘Sticker shock’: Greek house values skyrocket, the tax bills come next
Greek chapters at the University Nebraska–Lincoln saw their building values jump nearly $1.2 million on average in one year, according to data from the Lancaster County Assessor’s Office.
Nebraska legislative session wraps with tax cuts, contentious trans health-abortion bill
Nebraska lawmakers adjourned for the year on Thursday, wrapping up a particularly contentious session that saw nearly every bill before the body filibustered.
Nebraska voter ID bill passes, despite filibuster by lawmaker
Nebraska lawmakers passed a bill Thursday to comply with a voter ID requirement mandated by voters in November, with the lone vote against it coming from the lawmaker who led the effort to have it placed on the ballot.
Dementia claimed his wife, writing helped him survive
Brad Anderson still remembers the night his wife forgot hail.
Aksarben Foundation leading new $20 million internship program aimed at keeping workforce in Nebraska
OMAHA, Neb — A local nonprofit is working to keep the state's young workforce in Nebraska.
FBI issues reward in threat case tied to new abortion ban
Reward is $15,000 for information leading to the identification and conviction of those involved in the threats.
‘No-brainer’ for first-ever repeat head coaches to return to Nebraska Shrine Bowl
Mark McLaughlin of Platteview and Mike Huffman of Bellevue West had the same reaction when asked to return.
Kreifel commits to Northeast Community College
The Pioneer utility player has found a college landing spot.
Falls City woman facing numerous meth charges
Richardson County authorities said a Falls City woman is facing numerous meth charges.
Peru State partners with the community to assist with the annual Clean-Up Day
On Apr. 28, college student athletes and community members worked together for the 12th annual Peru Clean Up day.
Pillen on tax cuts: 'We're just getting started'
Pillen: "We spend too much on government"
House OKs debt ceiling bill to avoid default, sends Biden-McCarthy deal to Senate
Veering away from a default crisis, the House approved a debt ceiling and budget cuts package late Wednesday.
Plattsmouth man sentenced for drug, firearm conviction
A drug and firearm conviction landed a Plattsmouth man in prison for over nine years.
Congressman Flood to vote in favor of the nation's debt ceiling deal
Congressman Mike Flood will vote in favor of the nation's debt ceiling deal as he finds it as a responsible compromise.
Shrine Bowl North Team develops quick bond, looks to embrace the moment
The North Team says the Shrine Bowl is all about the experience.
Nebraska to open season with two FOX appearances
Nebraska will open the 2023 season with consecutive games on FOX and close the regular season with a Black Friday appearance on CBS.
California man accused of driving off with pickup from dealership submits not guilty plea
A California man accused of driving away with a pickup truck from Henry Motors in Nebraska City has submitted a written not guilty plea.
Brownville man facing felony counts related to alleged abuse to remain behind bars until hearing
A southeast Nebraska man accused of holding a woman against her will and threatening to kill her and her dogs will remain in custody until his court hearing next month.
River Country baseball players well represented on all-conference teams
The always tough Trailblazer Conference churned out a number of quality teams and players during the 2023 season.
Six Peru State baseball players named Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athletes
Six Bobcat baseball players were named NAIA scholar-athletes.
NCTC announces dates for Summer Movie Series and Community Picnic
The Summer Movie Series and Community Picnic return to Nebraska City.
High talent level, fun system makes Shrine Bowl South Team confident
After six practices in 2.5 days, quarterback Jared Kuhl of Platteview says the South Team feels confident.
Voter photo ID moves closer to final passage, lawsuit threatened
State Sen. Julie Slama conducting a one-senator filibuster
Plattsmouth man airlifted after Highway 75 crash
A 64-year-old Plattsmouth man was airlifted after a single-vehicle crash in Cass County.
Two people injured in crash involving cement truck, grain truck near Elmwood
Two people were injured after a crash involving a cement truck and a grain truck in southeast Nebraska.
ACLU sues to block LB574
Two weeks following the Legislative decision to pass LB574, and one week after Nebraska's governor signed the bill into law, the ACLU has filed a lawsuit against the bill and its creators.
Nebraska farmers continue to battle drought, plan for the worst
Farmers in Nebraska are dealing with higher expenses and lower profits due to continuing drought conditions.
‘It’s a special thing’, Shrine Bowl all-stars meet local Shriners Children’s patients
The players met kids who received treatment at Shriners Children’s, a network of medical facilities serving children with orthopedic conditions regardless of their ability to pay.
'Wow, dude': Lifelong Husker from Tecumseh plays Texas fan on new season of Amazon Prime series
An Amazon Prime series is debuting its second season this week, and southeast Nebraskans are likely to recognize one of the faces on the program.
Cass County deputy injured in crash with Weeping Water teen
A Cass County Sheriff's deputy was injured in a crash with a teenage driver on Friday.
Flags to be flown half-staff for Memorial Day
Gov. Jim Pillen announced on Sunday that all U.S. and Nebraska flags are to be flown at half-staff until for Memorial day.
Nebraska renewable energy training programs struggle to recruit students amid national worker shortage
Every Tuesday and Thursday in the fall, Taylor Schneider and his students start class by gathering their equipment and stretching.
Omaha chef ditches ‘familiar trappings’ in restaurants
The first thing a person notices when spending time with chef David Utterback is that he’s constantly in motion.
Leadership Nebraska selects Auburn administrator
Dunekacke is former manager of Southeast Nebraska Development District
NioCorp reports improved titanium recovery
NioCorp reports that it has tested a new recovery process that might double the projected titanium recovery rates for the Elk Creek project in Nebraska.
Pillen questioned on 12-week abortion ban
The state's new 12-week restriction on abortion is staunchly backed by Republican Gov. Jim Pillen, who was asked by NCN if doctors who perform abortions after 12 weeks will be criminally prosecuted.
Early voting questions linger in battle over photo IDs
If Senator Julie Slama loses she is all but promising a court fight
Pillen signs controversial abortion/transgender bill into law
The 12-week abortion ban replaces a 20-week ban.
Stormy GOP infighting as voter ID debate off and running
One thing both sides agree on: If no bill passes a special session is likely
Bishop Neumann and Osceola girls claim state track titles; Chase County and Plainview earn gold in boys
OMAHA, Neb -- The NSAA State Track and Field Championships saw four programs win their first ever team title on Saturday.
Abortion, transgender bill passes; Pillen expected to sign soon
Opponents are promising several legal challenges
Records shattered during Class A and Class B finals at state track
Numerous records fell on Thursday at the Nebraska State Track and Field Championships at Burke Stadium in Omaha.
