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Voters in this community, which approved adding fluoride to the water system in 2008, voted Tuesday not to add it.

The liquor distillery on the acreage south of here is far removed from the Appalachian Mountains where Jim Brozek learned the art of making liquor.

Two Nebraska electrical districts will be sharing about $2.3 million in federal stimulus dollars that are aimed at digitizing power systems.

Two utilities in northeast Nebraska and 75 in Iowa received part of $3.4 billion in federal grants Tuesday to modernize the nation's energy grid.

It's not every day that people are officially called "angels." But Steve and Shelley Brune of West Point recently earned that title when they were honored as 2009 Angels in Adoption Award recipients at a banquet in Washington, D.C. People from across the nation received this award from the Congressional Coalition on Adoption.

Steve and Shelley Brune of West Point recently were honored among other 2009 Angels in Adoption Award recipients.

Allowed to Shine by Miranda Reiman 'Unknown" is usually a negative term in the cattle business given all that could go wrong with undisclosed genetics, background, management and health history.

Mary Drueke, 37, of Omaha, said it threw her a bit to come up with five favorites besides pets or people.

Mary Drueke, 37, of Omaha, said it threw her a bit to come up with five favorites besides pets or people.

It's been an on-going battle for parents of children with autism, and, now some, are taking the battle for fair healthcare coverage, all the way to the capitol.

Sheri Neesen is terrified of horror flicks. She never watches them when she can help it.

Five of the 47 medically fragile people ordered out of the Beatrice State Developmental Center by state officials have now died since their sudden move.

Lizz Abrahams knew at age 5 that she would one day get married on America's birthday.

In April, I traveled to West Point, Nebraska to give a keynote on Generation Y for the West Point Economic Summit.

It looks like bad news for hundreds of Chrysler dealerships across the country, including some here Nebraska.

Nine Nebraska dealerships are among the 789 dealers, Chrysler is seeking to drop from its retail network according to documents filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan today.In a statement filed with the court, Chrysler said it needs to pare its dealer network so that the company can begin implementing efficiencies, marketing strategies, ...