Misfit bison are always in my corner

'Word of the Year' selections sow campus backlash

In a struggling area of Lincoln, a program pays for repairs and energy efficiency upgrades in rental buildings. In return, landlords must keep rents affordable.

Lincoln-based Daro wants to change how farmers track disease in pigs.

Space! story in the Journal Star

How Lincoln area schools performed on Nebraska statewide assessment

Pillen’s private Capitol tree lighting triggers backlash over public tradition

Photos: Christmas tree arrives at Nebraska Capitol

These cases are not easy. They demand grit, perseverance, initiative, and unwavering adherence to the Constitution.

Three young men face misdemeanor charges after allegedly getting into Memorial Stadium on Friday night and taking off with a goal post flag, a commemorative football, a framed photo of the inside of the stadium and a handful of other small items.

Bishop Rhoades argues for religious liberty, humane care for immigrants at Law School

Pope Leo XIV receives Notre Dame leadership in private audience

Some history on flying fashion

New details emerge in strip club, Nebraska Liquor Control Commission probe

Nebraska has seen an increase in pedestrian traffic deaths. What can be done to prevent them?

Former police chief Tom Casady revisits Lincoln’s 10 most notorious crimes

Ken Burns talks to Journal Star about new PBS series 'American Revolution.' Doc airs today.

Sunday booze regulations put Lancaster shops on uneven playing fields

Richard Bruce Cheney, who used his given name mostly on brass plates and letterheads, was born in Lincoln, Neb., on Jan. 30, 1941, the eldest of three children of Richard Herbert and Marjorie Lorraine (Dickey) Cheney.

Meat stick mania bringing new jobs to SE Nebraska

UNL to explore combining journalism, broadcast majors amid faculty departures journalstar.com/news/state-r...

The owner of a Cleveland Heights clock-repair business faces felony grand theft charges after authorities say he scammed 15 customers out of approximately $26,000.

Today in History: In 1936, President Franklin D. Roosevelt rededicated the Statue of Liberty on its 50th anniversary.

Snowplows, check! Salt, check! Brine, check!: Lincoln officials detail winter prep @journalstar.com journalstar.com/news/local/g...

Indiana believes.

“I went over to Jimmy’s house on Friday,” Bibb said. “We had two Cokes and struck a deal.”

Nebraska football enters AP Top 25

More Marijuana Users Are Crash Dummies

Vogue publisher Condé Nast stops showing fur in all editorial and advertising

Police identify officer who was shot and injured at QuikTrip in west Omaha; suspect also identified

Speaking to a crowd of city and community leaders Tuesday morning at the Lincoln Marriott Cornhusker Hotel, Gaylor Baird said Lincoln, the 72nd largest city in America, ranks in the top 15 for home buyers, renters, retirees, working moms and families — and happiness.

Lincoln police investigating apparent murder-suicide after finding bodies Friday

Federal grant will allow Lincoln Fire and Rescue to hire new firefighters

Emaciated puppy found in Nebraska pumpkin patch was ‘desperate to survive' via @kansascity.com

Guardians rally for five runs in eighth inning to beat Tigers, 6-1, and force deciding Game 3 in wild card series

Wahoo police officer accused of assaulting girlfriend faces new charges, resigns

Pair missing after Lincoln police storm home; man could be 'armed, dangerous' @journalstar.com

Cleveland catches Detroit after being 15 1/2 games back on July 8

Guardians complete doubleheader sweep of Twins, 8-0, to extend winning streak to 10 games

“She came up to me and she said, ‘Marcy, do you know that the Roman Catholic sisters who taught us all are not eligible for Social Security. The priests are, but not the women,’” Kaptur remembered. “When she did that, the entire Congress applauded. Didn’t matter whether faith, no faith.”