1 hr ago | Gretna Breeze
Annie's Mailbox: My 33-year-old husband has regressed into a teenager
University of Nebraska-Lincoln horticulturists Kathleen Cue and Mary Anna Anderson will answer your questions during an online Q&A Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Dear Annie: My sweet, kind 33-year-old college-educated husband has regressed into a teenager.
5 hrs ago | Examiner.com
Pageant Beauty Redefined When Nicole Kelly Crowned Miss Iowa 2013
Times are definitely changing when people with disabilities can compete in athletic competitions-and now beauty pageants-and come out the winner.
6 hrs ago | KLKN
May UNL grads invited to take part in August ceremony
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has invited graduates who were scheduled to receive diplomas in UNL's May 4 baccalaureate degree ceremony to participate in its Aug. 17 commencement ceremony at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
6 hrs ago | KHGI
UNL Invites May Graduates to Participate in August Commencement Ceremony
Due to poor weather conditions and the unavailability of a large enough backup location, May graduates at the University of Nebraska- Lincoln were unable to participate in the normal commencement ceremony at Memorial Stadium.
8 hrs ago | Gretna Breeze
Grassley: IRS to pay $70M in employee bonuses
University of Nebraska-Lincoln horticulturists Kathleen Cue and Mary Anna Anderson will answer your questions during an online Q&A Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. WASHINGTON - The Internal Revenue Service is about to pay $70 million in employee bonuses despite an Obama administration directive to cancel discretionary bonuses because of automatic spending ... (more)
10 hrs ago | Science News
News in Brief: In dark fishing spiders, males' post-mating nap is permanent
View the video Once is apparently enough for male dark fishing spiders. After delivering only half of their available sperm to a single female, males curl up and wait for death.
15 hrs ago | KLKN
Some Lincoln homeowners have questions about plant
People who live near a lead recycling plant site in Lincoln have questions and suspicions about a recently release contamination report.
15 hrs ago | US News & World Report
Budget for Unexpected Personal Expenses in College
The cost of college beyond tuition and fees, textbooks and room and board can come as a shock to many parents and students.
19 hrs ago | Gretna Breeze
Midlands teaching schools fare poorly in new rankings
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln ranks best in Nebraska for educating new elementary school teachers, according to a controversial new report that sounds an alarm about the quality of the nation's teacher preparation schools.
World-Herald editorial: FURTHERMORE
The Omaha Library Board will discuss the potential closure of library branches and other service cuts Wednesday in response to budget cuts proposed by Mayor Jean Stothert.
Why is this news? Havent we known this for like 50 years or something?
An eight-legged love tragedy may go something like this: The male spider approaches the female, who is four times his size.
Nebraska, Iowa gas prices continue their fall
The Omaha Library Board will discuss the potential closure of library branches and other service cuts Wednesday in response to budget cuts proposed by Mayor Jean Stothert.
Laurel, Neb., welcomes $20 million ag project
The Omaha Library Board will discuss the potential closure of library branches and other service cuts Wednesday in response to budget cuts proposed by Mayor Jean Stothert.
Dr. Christopher Barrick Selected as Chairman of WLU's Department of Music and Theater
Dr. Christopher J. Barrick, West Liberty University music professor, has been selected as the new chairman for the Department of Music and Theater.
Climate Change Will Create Dangerously Dry And Dust-Bowl Like Conditions
Drought has beset the Earth since before farming began. In developing nations, it brings suffering and death.
to air Bishop Folda Ordination Live
On April 8, it was announced that Pope Francis appointed Monsignor John Thomas Folda of the Catholic Diocese of Lincoln, Neb., as the eighth Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Fargo.
Little Girl - poem by Tami Haaland | Ted Kooser
American Life in Poetry is made possible by The Poetry Foundation , publisher ofPoetry magazine.
Farm kids can compete to get college NEST egg
Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer said "other innocent lives would have been lost" had an Omaha police officer not stopped a shooting suspect Saturday afternoon.
Sibling Bullying As Detrimental As Peer Bullying, Study Claims
Sibling squabbling is a rite of passage. Brothers and sisters argue; they roughhouse; they steal each other's clothes and toys.
Crews stay strong with Nebraskans' support
The front side of a commemorative coin minted for the 20th anniversary of the USS Nebraska depicts the submarine's crest.