Court Nixes Lawsuit by Family of Slain Nebraska Inmate
The Nebraska Supreme Court on Friday upheld the rejection of a lawsuit brought by the family of an inmate killed in 2017 by another inmate. The
The Nebraska Supreme Court on Friday upheld the rejection of a lawsuit brought by the family of an inmate killed in 2017 by another inmate. The
A northeastern Nebraska man has been convicted of killing and dismembering another man, bringing to an end a case that has languished in the court
Nebraska will apply for federal assistance to help workers who were laid off because of the coronavirus pandemic, allowing those who qualify to
A proposal by University of Nebraska-Lincoln leaders would tackle a more than $38 million budget shortfall by taking half that amount through
In an age of growing divisive political discourse across the country, a Nebraska man is drawing attention for his impassioned plea to take action
The West Central District Health Department’s COVID-19 Community risk dial moved from a 2.46 down to a 2.35 this week, which according to a social media post from the health department
A Norfolk man was ordered to pay $1.5 million in restitution for a bank fraud scheme involving his cattle company, federal prosecutors said. Max
A devoutly Catholic husband who refused to grant his wife a divorce on religious grounds urged Nebraska’s highest court Thursday to overturn the
The University of Nebraska at Omaha has quarantined four of its sports teams after some athletes tested positive for the coronavirus, even as data
Secretary of State Bob Evnen announces early ballot applications are now on their way to every registered voter in Nebraska. “For voters who have concerns about voting at the polls in November,
