The American Association of University Professors called the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's push to gain readmission to the ...

The International Association of Firefighters unanimously voted to censure Lincoln Fire Chief Dave Engler, saying he ...

Three classes have new No. 1 teams after a chaotic Week 4. See the full rankings as the regular season reaches the midway ...

A 20-year-old believed to be under the influence allegedly assaulted a police officer who was directing traffic after the Nebraska football game on Saturday, police say. At about 11:30 p.m., an ...

The League of Women Voters of Lincoln-Lancaster County will hold a forum for Lincoln-area legislative races in districts 2, 26, 28, 30 and 32 on Tuesday. A second forum will be held Wednesday for ...

Lingering feuds threaten Democrats' bid to reclaim US Congress WASHINGTON — Democrats seek to reclaim Congress, but lingering divisions from a bruising run-up to the Nov. 3 election threaten to ...

We're officially at the midway point of the high school football regular season. With that in mind, take a look at statewide stat leaders, plus those setting the pace from Lincoln and the surrounding ...

Week 2 of the NFL season saw a dip in high-scoring action compared to Week 1, with defenses stepping up and several teams held without touchdowns, highlighting an early-season adjustment phase for ...

Entering the last week of the MLB season, 13 teams are still alive for October, and not one of them would be considered a totally complete team.

United States District Court Judge Robert F. Rossiter Jr. announces his plan to take senior status, creating a vacancy on Nebraska’s U.S. District Court bench.

New York City is introducing 17 new public bathrooms across all five boroughs in a $4 million pilot program that includes a 10-minute time limit with audio and visual warnings to prevent prolonged use ...

The judge called it a tragic situation and said Al Kadah had been traveling in reckless disregard for the community, "and in doing so, disregarded the safety of others." ...