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The bears came out last week at Seacrest Field. Teddy bears — and a bunch of other stuffed animals — that Southwest High School students flung into the air during the Friday night football gam…

Performing arts calendar for Lincoln and the surrounding area.

NEW YORK (AP) — Get in your bids fast. CNN said Friday that only one commercial slot is still available for its coverage of the Sept. 16 debate between top Republican presidential contenders, …

NEW YORK (AP) — Ken Burns is looking back at his series "The Civil War" as PBS prepares to air a remastered edition 25 years after the network first aired the landmark 1990 documentary.

Nebraska State Auditor Charlie Janssen says a blind trust protects him from conflicts of interest while a business he owns continues to hold contracts with the state Department of Health and H…

U.S. stock, financial and commodity markets will be closed Monday for the Labor Day holiday. Markets reopen Tuesday.

The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services has received just over $3 million to help prevent overdose deaths related to prescription drugs for pain relief.

Custom plastic injection molder HTI Plastics is celebrating its 30th anniversary.

Don't believe those who try to tell you Nebraska had a lot of vicious, full-on tackling in practice during its glory years, Steven M. Sipple writes.

L'automne is the first in a new seasonal series of Belgian-inspired farmhouse ales from the Baileys Harbor brewery.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is warning Chinese students about an Internet scam aimed at them and their parents.

Beyond the new guy in charge on the sideline, Husker fans will find less subtle changes inside and outside of Memorial Stadium as the football season opens this weekend.

Gordmans Stores Inc., the Omaha-based "everyday value retailer," celebrates 100 years of business this fall with a number of events, charity programs and the opening of new stores.

A new home for a museum that highlights more than 150 years of Nebraska's Masonic history is scheduled to open this weekend.

Pavement repair along Old Cheney Road from Warlick Boulevard to 40th Street is scheduled to begin Tuesday.

The shenanigans over next year’s budget suggest that the action at City Hall for at least the next two years is going to have a distinctly partisan tone.

I remember when the federal government shut down in 2013. It was a scary time for me. I was still in the active duty military and was worried about getting paid. Now, two years later, I'm out …

“The (property tax) process is sometimes used to paralyze, and I refuse to be paralyzed.” With those words, city Councilman Roy Christensen arrogantly placed himself above the council, the May…

I am a Vietnam veteran who has doctored at the Lincoln VA clinic since I got back from Vietnam in 1969. I consider the VA facility at 70th and O streets a place owned by all the war veterans w…

On Thursday night, “The Mountain Goats All Roads Lead to Lincoln Solo Mini Tour 2015" will reach its destination.

David Thorpe had just broken up with his boyfriend and' while trying to figure out why he was alone in his 40s, began to think it was because of how he sounds.

Last November, Darren Keen shut down Touch People and The Show Is the Rainbow, packed up and moved to Brooklyn, New York.

“It’s a little community of its own out here, and we’re the social place for the area,” Dave Warneke said of Air Park and Huskerville Pub & Pizza, the bar and grill (formerly called Slick’…

The following is a rundown of area concerts.

“From that day on,” said Jensen McTavish, of the first football practice he witnessed Jack Gangwish play, “I’ve never seen him take a play off, take a day off, or slack at all.”