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On Tuesday night, Professor Andrew Bacevich and Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs Derek Chollet faced off on military policy, spending and the future of U.S. defense.
With 67 percent of the vote, Lancaster County voters on Tuesday approved a $153 million school bond issue and they made a little history. As NewsNetNebraska reporter Rebekah Sutter explains, voters in this ballot...
Story and photos by Jacob Bryant, NewsNetNebraska James Johnson, an international criminal courts expert, spoke to a crowd at McCollum Hall on Monday about his experiences working on the special court for Sierra Leone, the...
It’s 1:30 a.m. and B.J. Nigh, lead vocalist for Beaver Damage, screams incomprehensible lyrics as he head bangs his dreadlocks. Suddenly, three men crash into a table filled with empty beer bottles and glasses....
By Haley Dover, Nebraska News Service LINCOLN– Public health nurses and other public health workers, many in rural communities, would get new training opportunities under a bill heard by the Legislature’s Appropriations Committee Thursday....
By Haley Dover, Nebraska News Service LINCOLN–Nebraska lawmakers discussed a variety of topics this week including controlling excessive erosion and rules pertaining to university candidate searches, among other topics. Here is a summary of...
Like all Dominican teen prospects, 17-year-old Miguel Almonte, a Blue Jays signee, has the weight of his family, neighborhood and country on his shoulders as he dreams of being the next Jose Reyes. Despite...
By Danae Lenz, Nebraska News Service LINCOLN–Nebraska’s minimum wage was the hot-button issue in Monday’s Business and Labor Committee hearing. The committee heard testimony on two proposals–Legislative Bills 943 and Bill 947–and most...
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