Новости за 11.10.2015

NEW YORK (AP) — TV station operator Tegna and Dish Network said Sunday they resolved their contract dispute, and that Tegna stations would return to Dish effectively immediately.

If it felt like Sunday's heat was unprecedented, that's because it was.

As our country continues to experience the tragedy of gun massacres, we come face to face once again with the question of what do we do about it.

Nebraska catches a late-game break on a missed field goal, but can't do enough to help itself as its nightmarish season continues, Steven M. Sipple writes.

OMAHA — Several Nebraska and Iowa organizations will receive some of the $17 million in grants the federal Agriculture Department is handing out to help new farmers and ranchers.

Q: Two years ago, our department got a new director who came from another business. “Rick” gradually brought in more employees from his previous company, and they now make up a rather large gr…

Jordan Taylor is no longer the head coach at Laurel-Concord-Coleridge after school administration learned he does not a required coaching certificate.

I walk up the painted gray steps to the old white house and into the kitchen, where the cookies are waiting, still warm. —

Times submitted by theater for today

Haley Wineman wasn’t going to miss a step when she gave up 12 years of dance for golf.

The scandal that erupted in the fantasy sport industry shows the need for Congress to step in with regulation to ensure that the industry treats its customers fairly.

Regarding Donna J. Wood's letter "On recovery and children (Oct. 6)," I laud her many years in recovery and her pride in her success. I have one comment about her second topic, abortion, and t…

Each of us is only one degree from someone with cancer. We all know someone who has battled this disease, and many of us have fought cancer ourselves. I traveled to Washington, D.C. last week …

I think the readers of this paper should take a closer look at exactly what they expect from the city when complaining about the state of the city's streets ("Roads need attention," Oct. 3). T…

An article in the Oct. 6 Journal Star briefly highlighted the burden of academic debt on individuals and families, but stopped short of discussing changes ("A multigenerational hit: Student de…

As a person who bikes, rides a moped, and drives a car, I find it offensive when bicyclists blame drivers for being discourteous and causing accidents ("Drivers can't be trusted," Oct. 6). I h…

On October 1, the quarter-cent increase in the City sales and use tax rate approved by voters went into effect. The revenue from this increase will fund a new emergency 911 radio system and th…

A look at the girls state golf tournaments, which begin Monday.

1. MUSICAL: "The Addams Family," 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday (continues), TADA Theatre, Seventh and P streets.

“Age Old Story” is an 11-minute silent movie about a pair of artists, one a success, the other, not so much. The success, well, he’s lucky -- finding the valuable ring of a patron, who then su…

"Mr. and Mrs. Doctor" by Julie Ironuanya, Coffee House Press, 292 pages, $16.95 paperback

The things that happened to the Wahoo softball team before the season began couldn’t be controlled.

BEATRICE -- Beatrice Mayor Stan Wirth, along with a small team, is considering ideas for new uses for the vacant hospital building at 1110 N. 10th St.

COLUMBUS — When emergency workers are treating critical patients, every minute matters.

WINNEBAGO -- Isaac Smith, a newly elected Winnebago Tribal Council member, apologized to tribal elders in a crowded gymnasium Wednesday before addressing the entire audience.