Nebraska Breaking News
Medical Center at the University of Nebraska has received significant funding of around $4 million to relieve the expected shortage in geriatric specialists in the following five years. According to the estimation of the American Health Resources Services, there is going to be an increased […]
On Monday, an owner of 31 cats received citations from Lincoln Animal Control on account of several violations. The authorities seized her feline pets, which were found to be carrying a hazardous, highly contagious disease. As an unfortunate result, they had to euthanize these cats. […]
Last week, Lincoln saw six reports of overdose make their way to its PD crime tracking webpages. Since April, there have been as many as 23 and probably even more. The trend isn’t exactly new either. Reports by the National Institute on Drug Abuse from […]
The carbohydrate compound known as CA19-9 has been revealed to potentially aid the growth of tumors. This information came from a decades-long study that the magazine Science recently published. Dr. Hollingsworth, UNMC laureate working at the Eppley Institute, was the project leader for this study, […]
Representative and 1st District Republican Jeff Fortenberry is to organize a meeting in Lincoln on Thursday. The gathering will take place in North Star High School (5801 N. 33rd St). It is scheduled to begin at noon. In addition, the Сongressman shall host sessions in […]
Considering the weather in some parts of the U.S., this year is filled with extreme opposites. It started with blizzards and floods, and now many of farmlands in Wyoming and Nebraska are facing a severe lack of water. The cracking dirt, beans turning yellow, and […]
Korean War Veterans received a warm welcome in Nebraska’s State Capitol on July 27. Together with John Hilgert, director of NDVA (Nebraska Department of Veterans’ Affairs), Gov. Pete Ricketts awaited the veterans for a proclamation signing. Ricketts stated that Nebraska takes great care to provide […]
Gov. Pete Ricketts took to Twitter to voice his dissatisfaction toward a recently proposed La Vista tax on restaurants, followed by a demand that City Council reject it. His grievance was that this proposal would harm family and business alike. In his two tweets, he […]
Since he was six years old, Tate Talkington from Scottsbluff was interested in rodeo. Looking up to his father Shane, he participated in junior rodeos while growing up. Tate said for the Star-Herald that his father was his idol, he wanted to be the same […]
It isn’t a novelty that NU has to prepare the four-feet line for the game that expects them overseas. This is the way for the team to continue learning Fred Hoiberg’s system. When asked about this after one training, Haanif Cheatham, a graduate transfer who […]
