LINCOLN — It was 1979, and a college freshman was searching the State Capitol for lobbyist Walt Radcliffe, who was scheduled ...

Texas AG Ken Paxton has sued the NCAA, accusing it of misleading consumers of women's sports by allowing transgender women to ...

Carbon dioxide emissions from Big Ten football team travel for regular-season conference games more than tripled in 2024 ...

Carbon dioxide emissions from Big Ten football team travel for regular-season conference games more than tripled in 2024 ...

Berenice Garcia is a regional reporter covering the Rio Grande Valley. She works at the Tribune as a corps members with ...

The U.S. Senate has approved a bipartisan bill that would increase Social Security benefits for millions of Americans with ...

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen chose to have surgery Wednesday to help fix his broken ribs, extending his hospital stay.

A yellow house on North Omaha's Pinkney Street helps tell the story of the Greenlining Fund, which aims to reverse ill ...

OMAHA — It’s been 15 years since an Omaha developer bought the dying Crossroads Mall with expectations to create a bigger and better commercial centerpiece for Nebraska’s largest city. Plans came and ...

A state senator will seek a federal waiver to exempt a planned partnership with an Iowa nonprofit for a prescription drug ...

Defenders of local news are on a crusade to save rural, weekly newspapers as the U.S. has seen 3,300 papers close in the past ...

A district judge refused to block Nebraska’s incoming medical cannabis laws from taking effect by the end of the day on ...