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Here is what social media is saying following the firing of Scott Frost as Nebraska's head football coach.

If you happen to hear “The White Lotus” called several times at Monday’s Emmy Awards, don’t be surprised.

Proposed abolition of secret ballots to select legislative leadership and committee chairpersons could lead to a "de facto partisan body," a critic warns.

A photo spurs a trip down memory lane. Well actually not memory lane, but a block now occupied by the university.

The Goldenride, a two-day bike ride from Lincoln to Beatrice and back, is planned for Sept. 24 and Sept. 25.

The readers capture images of plates, which are then stored by a contractor for six months. Police can flag images of plates as investigatory to prevent them from being erased.

Lincoln Journal Star newspaper deliveries are running late to get in coverage of the Husker football game. We appreciate your patience and understanding and thank you for supporting local journalism.

Nebraska has lost 31 times under Scott Frost, but Saturday's is the one that will come to mind when reflecting on his tenure, writes Amie Just.

The data reported by public health agencies in Nebraska has ebbed and flowed over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic.

"Winter Work" by Dan Fesperman; Alfred A. Knopf, 352 pages, $28

The scores and highlights from Saturday's softball games.

Scores from Saturday's high school volleyball action.

A Scottsbluff woman has turned a business she started during the pandemic into a full-time business.

This eclectic bunch sings country, R&B, and rock, and represents stars who won Oscars, Golden Globes, and critical acclaim.

The Oglala Sioux and Cheyenne River Sioux said the purchase of the land was an act of cooperation to ensure the area was preserved as a sacred site.

Nebraska Film Officer Laurie Richards announced recently that she would step down from her position after nearly three decades.

Garret Hoefs threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to Jonny Puelz to give Lincoln Lutheran the lead once and for all.

Despite the constant thrum of rain, Sunken Gardens was filled with more than just flowers as colorful umbrellas and raincoats lined the walkways for the annual Art in the Garden.

Brett and Sara Helling were married in Arizona in March, an event that she wanted to be just as romantic as the proposal.