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ELBA -- It can hold about 24 pancakes, nearly 60 links of sausage and helps feed a whole bunch of people.Folks manned the homemade griddle at this weekend's pancake feed in Elba to help benefit the Co...

LINCOLN -- The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission says 118 active bald eagle nests were found in the state in 2015.That's the most since the bird was placed on federal and state endangered species lis...

BasketballMNAC Tournament (Broken Bow)South Loup vs Anselmo/Merna (Championship)B: Anselmo/Merna 63 - South Loup 58Sandhills/Thedford vs Mullen (Championship)G: Sandhills/Thedford 42 - Mullen 36Anselm...

LINCOLN -- Former Tulane quarterback Tanner Lee is heading to Nebraska.The decision was announced over the weekend on twitter. The Louisiana product had started nine games in 2015 before being hampere...

PISCATAWAY, NJ -- A trip to Rutgers is in the cards for Nebraska women's basketball, this afternoon.The team has a chance to extend its winning streak to seven games and make it four straight on the r...

PISCATAWAY, NJ -- Nebraska women's basketball fell apart late in a 66-56 loss to Rutgers, on Saturday.The game was tied at 49 with 6:50 to play, but a 9-2 run by the Scarlet Knights ended up being the...

WEST LAFAYETTE, IN -- It's the final game of January for Nebraska men's basketball and the team might be sad to it go.The Huskers began the month 0-2, but have since gone 4-1. That includes a four-gam...

NORFOLK -- A crash near Norfolk has left one woman dead. Faythe Ann Jaroska was pulling onto U.S. 81 south when her car was hit by a northbound semitrailer. The 70-year-old was the only occupant of th...

WEST LAFAYETTE, IN -- Nebraksa men's basketball failed to hand #21 Purdue its first Big Ten loss of the season with an 89-74 loss, on Saturday.Shavon Shields and Andrew White III each had 16 points, b...

FARGO, ND -- A goal with 19.5 seconds to play forced overtime, but Tri-City stumbles in the extra frame in a 3-2 loss at Fargo.The two teams split their weekend set.Carson Meyer's tally inched past th...