Новости за 18.06.2015

“The great thing about this encyclical is that it calls all of us (people) back to realizing that we are interconnected, and when we think about what is going on, we need to think about it as …

Nebraska’s state college students will pay 9 percent more in tuition costs next year after the system's Board of Trustees approved the increase Thursday in Wayne.

Ameritas Investment Corp., an affiliate of Ameritas Life Insurance Corp. of Lincoln, announced it has opened a new office as part of a regional expansion of its public finance and capital mark…

NioCorp Developments Ltd., the company developing the niobium deposit at Elk Creek, announced the company has arranged a $1.5 million loan from Executive Chairman Mark A. Smith.

A group of 22 travel journalists writing for national and regional publications are on a tour of Nebraska this week. Sponsored by the Nebraska Tourism Commission, the tours are designed to sho…

Nebraska authorities have lifted a quarantine from a Knox County egg farm because follow-up tests did not confirm the presence of avian flu.

Hudl's new corporate headquarters will be one of the largest office buildings constructed in the downtown area in years.

Jeff Fassett has been named director of the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources, Gov. Pete Ricketts announced Thursday.

Calling all interested residents: Mayor Chris Beutler wants to know what you think about your city government.

ALLIANCE — Two western Nebraska co-ops have agreed to become one.

When Sam Larson ventures into the woods, an Instagram account doesn't come with him. Though the Lincoln resident has been routinely blogging about his wilderness excursions and the pursuit of …

Times submitted by theater for today

Watchfulness among the citizenry is always important, as the famous quote on the side of the Capitol advises.

Like many Nebraskans, I was surprised and disappointed to hear that state Sen. Bill Kintner posted a gruesome image of a beheaded woman to his Facebook page ("State senator posts beheading on …

I was very disappointed in Irene Johnsen's letter "Message of Ministry" that ran in the June 7 Letters to The Editor.

It's a real shame the amount of time, money and passionate energy that is being expended on efforts to try to permit the state to end lives ("State still waiting for execution drugs," June 14)…

In the closest and most heated of three Lincoln Board of Education races, challenger Matt Schulte and incumbent Katie McLeese Stephenson both spent close to $20,000, according to Nebraska Acco…

The origins of funk music are kind of complex, writes a man who would know about the subject as much as anyone else does, George Clinton.

It's been a year since twin EF4 tornadoes ripped through Pilger. The storms killed two people, ripped buildings off foundations, decimated trees and presented a team of University of Nebraska-…

Seventeen years ago, Conor Oberst was on the first cover of Ground Zero.

Results from Wednesday's American Legion action.

Here's your chance to own the northeast Lincoln home that Ty Pennington and ABC made over nearly a decade ago.

A formal review of the inmate takeover at Tecumseh State Correctional Institution on Mother's Day may be completed and a report given to Corrections Director Scott Frakes by the end of this week.

Grant Norder will quarterback for the East squad Saturday in the Eight-man All-Star Game at Hastings College.