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Nebraska senior defensive back Isaac Gifford has garnered recognition for his accomplishments both on and off the field this week. He was named a semifinalist for the prestigious 2024 William V. Campb...

Organizers of a proposed ballot measure that aims to mandate paid sick leave for Nebraska employees announced on Wednesday that they have garnered support from over 200 businesses. The initiative, kno...

GRAND ISLAND - A woman was arrested on charges of resisting arrest, public indecency, and assaulting a doctor by spitting in their face on the evening of Monday, September 23. According to the Grand I...

The Nebraska softball team announced its Big Ten schedule on Tuesday. The Big Red's conference docket includes 22 total games across eight series. The Huskers will host four conference opponents and t...

The City of Auburn has returned $658,003 to the state following questions raised about its tax-increment financing (TIF) practices, as announced by Nebraska State Auditor Mike Foley on Monday. In a 13...

Nebraska has landed its first commitment for the 2026 recruiting class from quarterback Dayton Raiola, who shares a notable family legacy with his older brother currently starting for the Huskers. Day...

In a significant political development, State Senator Mike McDonnell of Omaha has announced his opposition to changing how Nebraska awards its Electoral College votes, a proposal aimed at boosting for...

Robert "Bob" Beat, faithfully finished the course of his life on July 10, 2024, at CHI Good Samaritan Health System in Kearney, Nebraska, at the age of 74. When the world welcomed Robert David Beat, i...

Albin E. Bruha, 85, of rural Ord passed away on Thursday, September 19, 2024, at Grand Island, Nebraska. A Celebration of Life will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, September 25, 2024, at the Ord F...

Tonight, Nebraska celebrates a remarkable milestone with its 400th consecutive home sellout as the Cornhuskers face Illinois. This streak, now reaching 31 million tickets sold, represents more than ju...