LINCOLN — Two years after being fired at Nebraska’s historical society, Cindy Drake is back at the agency, this time…
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The connection between two recent headlines, one detailing another school shooting and the other describing the reaction to a banner…
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LINCOLN — Nebraskans preparing to vote this fall on competing proposals to amend the state constitution to add abortion rights…
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In less than a month, Nebraskans who vote early will cast their ballots for the next president and a host…
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LINCOLN — The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s total student enrollment increased this fall for the first time in seven years, with…
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LINCOLN — U.S. Rep. Mike Flood and his Democratic challenger, state Sen. Carol Blood, engaged in a lengthy debate Sunday,…
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Editor’s note: This is a developing story and will be updated. WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump is safe after…
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Online learning may seem new, but it’s older than you think. The field’s predecessor, distance education, dates back centuries. From…
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LINCOLN — Supporters of two competing abortion-related ballot initiatives went to the Nebraska Supreme Court on Monday to seek a…
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LINCOLN — The Nebraska Department of Education has received a $55 million federal grant over the next five years to…
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