Новости за 29.04.2022

Dolly Parton said in a new interview she'd "accept gracefully" if inducted in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, a month after she said she wanted to bow out.

Former President Donald Trump canceled his trip to Nebraska on Friday night because of the threat of severe weather.

With less than two weeks before the gubernatorial primary, experienced political consultants were puzzled why the Herbster campaign temporarily went dark on broadcast and cable TV.

Country singer Luke Combs will perform in Omaha's CHI Health Center for two nights in October, and tickets will go on sale soon.

Marian Andersen's life of service ended Thursday when she died in her sleep at her home. She was 93, and had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer about a month ago.

The longtime boyfriend of an Omaha woman who is presumed dead after she disappeared the morning after Easter in 2018 has been sentenced to prison.

Latrell Neville did not play in a game during the 2021 season. He came to Nebraska in the class of 2021, choosing the Huskers over several other top programs.

An Omaha woman living with MS plans to get out of her wheelchair and cross the finish line at the end of the half marathon Sunday in Lincoln.

Forecasters say people heading to the rally in Greenwood featuring former President Donald Trump should be prepared for "strong, potentially severe" thunderstorms.

The woman told police when she asked a friend for a ride to David City, the friend directed her to a man she didn't know. During the drive, he displayed a knife and a revolver and demanded she turn over…

The HU, 8 p.m. Tuesday, Bourbon Theatre. Take metal guitars, add the morin khuur (horsehead fiddle), tovshuur (Mongolian guitar), tumur khuur (jaw harp) and top it off with traditional throat singing and you’ve got “Hunnu Rock” – the music of…

John Ezell Jr. was sentenced to serve at least 51 years in prison after he shot at Omaha gang-unit officers who had performed a traffic stop.

Lincoln got more than 2.5 inches of rain Thursday night and Friday morning, and it could get another inch or more Friday night. Hail, strong winds and even a few tornadoes also are possible.

Lincoln got more than 2.5 inches of rain Thursday night and Friday morning, and it could get another inch or more Friday night. Hail, strong winds and even a few tornadoes also are possible.

Wyatt Happle had the first perfect score in junior high competition since 2015

A neighbor had used a key to enter the home to check on Kathleen Janus after the neighbor was unable to reach her by phone or by knocking on the door. The neighbor called 911 after finding Janus’ body.

During his time on the mic, the Nebraska volleyball coach talked about Madi Kubik, three freshmen and what he said in the huddle.

One of the Republican candidates for Lancaster County Treasurer -- Tracy Refior, a financial adviser and small business owner, and Jasmine Gibson, a title clerk -- will face the incumbent in November.

Happy birthday, Willie Nelson, who turns 89 today. A look at the country music legend's life and career.

Another blow for Netflix as it loses two of its more enduring hits, with the final episodes of "Ozark" and "Grace and Frankie" dropping on the very same day.

The fall of Kabul late last summer spurred a mass exodus from Afghanistan. Roughly 75,000 Afghans have come to the United States since then. As of last week, state officials say that 1,214 have resettled in Nebraska.

The Green Bay Packers held off on addressing their issues at receiver and instead continued loading up on defensive players from Georgia. Green Bay chose Georgia linebacker Quay Walker with the 22nd overall selection and defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt six…

The Patriots made a move to replenish their offensive line, selecting guard Cole Strange with the 29th pick in the NFL draft. The 6-foot-5, 307-pounder was a five-year starter at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga and was selected as a third-team…

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A record number of concerts is likely to come to Lincoln from May through September as the touring industry and local venues bounce back from the coronavirus pandemic.