April DeCenzo and her 11 employees at Anytime Cleaning Service have drawn increased interest from commercial clients in Lincoln and Omaha, and…
The proposal by Councilwoman Tammy Ward suspends the payment of the 2% occupation tax collected after March 1 to June 25, without penalty or i…
The order takes effect at 8 a.m. Thursday.
One man reported the domestic violence class he had to attend, and another person reported too many people and pets inside PetSmart.
Joe Nigro said he’d like to see the jail population reduced from nearly 600 to 100 or 200 people.
The Nebraska Department of Transportation said it will continue to negotiate a way forward with Hawkins Construction of Omaha to resolve this …
Hospital admissions for influenza-like illness increased slightly, to 21.8% of all admissions.
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Nebraskans for Medical Marijuana said Saturday it is temporarily suspending its petition drive because of the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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The email had to feel like a warm ray of sunshine when it landed at about 9:30 Thursday morning in the inboxes of golfers around Lincoln.
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More local senior centers have announced plans to restrict visitors in the wake of the first coronavirus cases in Nebraska.
Statewide Democratic Party officials made a stop Thursday in Columbus in order to train people for possible delegate roles at the Democratic N…
A proposal designating the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples Day advanced in the Legislature on Wednesday with a compromise keepi…
The East Central District Health Department has begun preparations to quell the risk of COVID-19’s potential spread through its coverage area.
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Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts made another trip up to Columbus Tuesday to speak about property tax reform, flood relief and veterans' affairs.
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