Новости за 07.11.2015

CHADRON — A Gering woman has died in a crash near the entrance of Chadron State Park in western Nebraska.

OMAHA — The price of Girl Scout cookies is going up in Nebraska next year, but will still be cheaper than the $5 that will be charged in some other places.

A look at sites and times for Class B sub-state matches, and Class C and D district finals.

Charles "Chick" Thorne, at 92, looks as fit as he was 40 years ago, and still seems as though he could run a business better than just about anybody.

Lincoln's Chapter of the American Marketing Association has won a fourth Gold Chapter of the Year award from the national association, its second in a row.

COLUMBUS — A 29-year-old man who went out for a birthday celebration and wound up leading city police on a high-speed chase before getting charged with his sixth drunken driving offense in a d…

Thanksgiving air travel in the U.S. is expected to rise 3 percent this year with 25.3 million people hopping planes, the most crowded the skies have been since the Great Recession. The good ne…

Mark Gilfallan drove 13 days back and forth from Falls City to Lincoln to serve on the federal court jury that on Friday convicted Gil Lundstrom, former CEO of TierOne Bank, after less than a …

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is inviting people to comment on the 2016-2020 Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan.

The Nebraska Supreme Court has denied an Omaha man's quest for freedom, saying he failed to show his lawyer put on such a poor defense that it kept him from getting a fair trial.

Harold Lee "Todd" Todd, 82, of rural Ashland, died on 11/5/2015 in Lincoln...

Courtney Marie (Heimes) Hagen, 41, of Lincoln, passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family on November 5, 2015, after a courageous battle with ca...

Eugene D. Robinson, 90, of Lincoln, formerly of Adams, died Nov. 5, 2015. WWII Army veteran Born on Feb. 8, 1925...

Mary E. (Whitaker) Burianek, 73, of Lincoln, passed away Wednesday, November 4th, 2015, at her home with family around. Mary was born July 22nd, 1942...

Corina Nadia Lee Salazar-Bennett, a precious angel, went to be with the Lord on Wednesday, October 21, 2015. She was born in Lincoln...

Sen. Ken Haar’s recent Local View ("The death of opportunity by over-regulation," Nov. 4) criticizes the County Board and in particular its chairperson Roma Amundson, for fearmongering. Good, …

Times submitted by theater for today

Credit Jane Kleeb of Bold Nebraska and a host of ranchers, farmers and other Nebraskans for a grassroots campaign that scored a historic victory Friday when the Keystone XL pipeline was reject…

I read in my Oct. 30 edition of the Journal Star that Gov. Pete Ricketts wants to deny Medicaid expansion to Nebraska's working poor, saying that money would be better spent on roads or educat…

My family and I are longtime Husker fans with season tickets since the 1950s. In 2007, at age 90, my dad, a former head cheerleader, walked onto the field as the oldest living former cheerleader.

A would-be ballerina, a hopelessly in love couple, an income tax evading grandpa, an eccentric mother of the house, a down-to-earth fireworks-loving father and a Russian refugee are just a few…

Lincoln’s Symphony Orchestra presented Brahms Symphony No. 2 in D major and Korngold’s Violin Concerto in D major with internationally acclaimed violinist Midori to a very receptive crowd Frid…

Box scores and highlights from Friday's quarterfinal playoff games.

A late first-half turnover provided second-ranked Omaha Skutt with some offensive spark, and the SkyHawk defense did the rest in a 17-0 win against No. 8 Lincoln Pius X on Friday in Class B st…

Box scores and highlights from Friday's quarterfinal playoff games.