A handful of the more than two dozen elderly care facilities that were taken over by the state last year are likely to close.

Another retailer is leaving Lincoln.

Low-fare air carrier Allegiant Airlines has announced a new flight to Florida from Omaha.

Rod Yates likes to think of himself as the Tom Brady of the outlet industry.

Data has shown for some time that Nebraska's metro areas, particularly Omaha and Lincoln, have had much higher job growth than the state's rural areas.

Alicia Fisher doesn’t run her chiropractic business in a conventional manner, but her methodology allows her to cast a wider net to bring in an assortment of customers who appreciate a no-nonsense approach to spinal treatment.

Nearly 400 Nebraskans will share in more than $665,000 in debt relief as part of a nationwide settlement with Career Education Corp.

Bankruptcy filings rose slightly last year in Nebraska, the first increase in eight years.

The owners of an Omaha restaurant have been ordered to pay nearly $146,000 in back wages for violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act.

You can now get a beer delivered with your pizza in some areas of Nebraska.

Governor Pete Ricketts on Firiday announced a new plan to expand military retirement tax relief. He was joined by Nebraska Department of Veterans’ Affairs (NDVA) Director John Hilgert, Adjutant General of the Nebraska National Guard Major General Daryl Bohac and President of the Nebraska Cha…

Dan Korus, President of the Bank of Lindsay, has announced that Taylor Werner has been hired as a Loan Officer at the bank. Werner joined the Bank as of October 1, 2018.

Lincoln's Zipline Brewing Company has announced plans to open a second taproom in Omaha.

Hy-Vee announced Friday that it has implemented a new standard policy for refilling prescriptions for controlled substances.

Those low gas prices you've been enjoying for the past few weeks may not be around much longer, and prices may soar later this year.

Line Foreman Stan Wielgus has retired from Loup Power District after more than 38 years of service.

The arrests of a mother and her son and the raid of their Scottsbluff store offering products containing cannabidiol last week marked a rare crackdown in a contentious legal debate ongoing in Nebraska.

Not-quite-final enrollment figures show the number of Nebraskans signing up for individual health insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act is down slightly this year.

A federal jury in Omaha has awarded a Beatrice manufacturer $14.4 million in damages in the retrial of a patent infringement case.

Driving down the west 23rd Street thoroughfare, it’s tough to miss the construction taking place on the nearly 13-acre tract of land Walmart occupied until 2005 when it uprooted and moved to the east side of town.

A Seward bank is planning its fourth Lincoln location.

A Delaware biotech company has come up with a novel way to use Nebraska corn and provide diversification to ethanol producers.

The large dirt mound outside the Happy Raven has turned four parking spaces into the 11th Street's highest peak and tell the tale of the construction projects taking place throughout the downtown area.

Despite some concerns in the Schuyler community about the Colfax Theater screening an R-rated movie for the first time ever last month, it proved to be worth it.

CHI Health's parent company soon will be getting a new name.

Southwest Airlines on Thursday announced two new flights from Omaha's Eppley Airfield starting in June.

Change and expansion have been a theme of Nebraska Crossing Outlets, and on the eve of the mall’s fifth anniversary, it is making plans for more.

If you've been thinking gas prices have been plummeting lately, your eyes aren't deceiving you.

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