Новости за 05.01.2016

Eighth-grade students and their families are invited to attend informational meetings at each of the Lincoln Public Schools' high schools.

He held her arm down the aisle, an audience of two sitting in the creaky wooden seats.

An on-campus Dunkin' Donuts location will greet students and staff when classes resume at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln on Jan. 11.

Kawasaki has for decades made products in Lincoln for land, sea and rail transportation. Starting next year, the company will add air travel to its mix.

If the City Council lacks the authority to exert more control over contracts – as City Attorney Jeff Kirkpatrick has opined -- it ought to do the next best thing, require faster and more compl…

I am writing n response to Joe Hams' letter on his concerns on how the Catholic Diocese of Lincoln uses it's resources that are donated ("Spend on others," Dec. 30). I would like to remind all…

Hooray for January 1! Hooray for a $9 minimum wage and for Nebraska showing our neighbors how to do right ("Nebraska's minimum wage getting another bump," Dec. 31). I sympathize with grocers w…

Lets find more money for city art and beautification of our alleys ("Mayor Beutler has liked interesting alleys since he was a young man," Dec. 15). Surely, those are much more important than …

This week's shows feature country at the Bourbon, a rising blues musician visiting the Zoo and a Beatles cover show at Vega.

Jacob Rusher was a status offender in his mid-teens, charged with crimes that would not be crimes if he were an adult.