The 12th annual Inspire Awards celebrated Lincoln's women at the Pinnacle Bank Arena on Wednesday. Diane Temme Stinton, CEO of TMCO, took home the Woman of the Year award.

There wasn't a shred of doubt in the Omaha South locker room at halftime. The Packers just had to do what they've done all ...

Lincoln Public Schools will use engineering firm Clark & Enersen to design parking lot expansions at Standing Bear High ...

Former Nebraska U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse shared "good news, bad news and next steps" in his treatment plan as he continues to ...

Can Southwest rebound against No. 3 Millard North? Will Lincoln Christian add another win over a ranked opponent? Our Week 5 ...

Americans are increasingly asking AI what to snack on, according to Conagra Brands, a shift the Slim Jim meat stick-maker says is helping fuel demand for higher-protein foods, bold flavors and ...

Some of CNN's current and former staff also question the settlement. Prominent journalist Kara Swisher said this year that she plans to leave the network "as soon as I can" due to the Paramount ...

Lincoln East junior Tasha Kolbas shot a 72 to win the LPS Classic by nine strokes, extending her winning streak to seven ...

Catch up with Tuesday's volleyball highlights, beginning with Bishop Neumann remaining perfect after defeating another ranked ...

From affordable housing to "the will of the people," legislative candidates in competitive Lincoln-area districts shared ...

The Lincoln Board of Education on Tuesday unanimously approved a $586.4 million budget that will guide the work of Lincoln ...

A Colorado cannabis distributor about 20 miles from the border has filed a petition challenging a civil investigative demand ...