Новости за 17.08.2022

It’s been over a decade since Nebraska landed a five-star recruit, but that could change in a matter of weeks. That's one note from Luke Mullin.

The building, which had been home to 12 apartment units, is uninhabitable and was deemed by city inspectors to be a "dangerous structure."

The owners bought the lot next to its store and want to add another drive-thru lane. But first, it needs the City Council to approve a zoning change.

The 12 unions involved in the stalled talks covering 115,000 workers still haven’t commented on the recommendations.

Betty will likely make her first public appearance this fall.

According to court records, in July 2021, he allegedly bought and procured fraudulent COVID-19 vaccination record cards that had the CDC's seal on them.

Democratic gubernatorial nominee Carol Blood says Republican nominee Jim Pillen should feel an obligation to help inform Nebraska voters by participating in debates with her instead of refusing to debate.

A Lincoln woman is being held on $500,000 bail after being charged with motor vehicle homicide in connection with a crash that led to the death of a Greenwood woman.

A Lincoln woman is being held on $500,000 bail after being charged with motor vehicle homicide in connection with a crash that led to the death of a Greenwood woman.

Jack Talbitzer was being treated for a medical condition, according to the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services.

In the 72-year history of the National Book Awards, there have been 79 winners in the fiction category. Only 19 have been women.

Rescue crews were called to UNL on Tuesday after a contractor inadvertently opened a steam valve, introducing steam as hot as 500 degrees into the underground tunnel system, officials said.

Another 364 speeding citations were issued for drivers traveling between 90 and 99 mph, according to the patrol.

Two-time Tour de France runner-up Nairo Quintana has been disqualified from the 2022 edition for misuse of an opioid banned during races. The International Cycling Union said Quintana will lose the sixth-place finish he achieved last month but he is…

The Spanish Vuelta is the type of race Primoz Roglic doesn’t want to miss. He has been the rider to beat at the Grand Tour event. Roglic won the last three editions but hasn’t been able to prepare properly this…

Today in Sports- Aug. 18

This Date in Baseball-Aug. 18

A man in the apartment told police that Davon Brown shot Shalonna Houston in the forehead with a rifle, then asked him to help hide her body.

Breanna Stewart won the Associated Press WNBA Player of the Year award, which perhaps is a bit of foreshadowing for what’s ahead for the Storm star who is vying for several league postseason honors.

More than 50 construction projects are part of the university's effort to renew and replace aging buildings on its Lincoln campus.

WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — The PGA Tour is in Delaware for the first time and the buzz still surrounded Tiger Woods, even if he didn’t have clubs and wasn’t even at the golf course.

Zach Wilson and the New York Jets received some good news after a few days of worrying about the quarterback's right knee.

A moving episode of FX/Hulu’s "Reservation Dogs" brings the village together in a vigil for one of their own. Natalie Morales of "The Talk" moonlights as a reporter in a new recurring role on "The Young and the Restless."

The chief executive of Dubai International Airport says the hub saw a surge in passengers over the first half of 2022 as pandemic restrictions eased. Paul Griffiths, who oversees the world's busiest airport for international travel, told The Associated Press…

NONFICTION: The unjustly neglected Joyce Elbert reminiscences about being a woman novelist in a man's world. "A Tale of Five Cities & Other Memoirs" by Joyce Elbert; Tough Poets Press (232 pages, $17.99) ——— A contemporary of Jacqueline Susann, credited…