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Brent Comstock, the 29-year-old founder of the Lincoln-based multi-million dollar marketing firm BCom, announced Wednesday he'll be running for the District 1 seat on the University of Nebraska Board ...

Angie Eberspacher, a longtime educator and current Educational Service Unit 6 board member, announced Tuesday she is running for the Nebraska State Board of Education to represent District 5. Eberspac...

The 14th annual Give to Lincoln Day on May 29 crushed its previous crowd sourcing record this year. The Lincoln Community Foundation (LCF), which coordinates the event, announced on Thursday that the ...

A Lincoln man has been arrested for stealing two cars in about a ten hour period. LPD Public Information Manager Erika Thomas says the first vehicle was taken from a client at Makovika Physical Therap...

Lincoln Transportation and Utilities (LTU) today announced that portions of several streets will close for special events beginning June 6. The closures are as follows: Friday, June 6 through Sunday, ...

The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office made more than 250 traffic stops and issued nearly 400 citations and warnings during a two-week "Make It Click" seatbelt enforcement campaign. From May 16 through...

All student-athletes competing in public K-12 or college sports in Nebraska are now legally restricted to teams matching their sex assigned at birth, following Governor Jim Pillen's signing Wednesday ...

Lincoln Police are putting a full court press on speeding and dangerous drivers this month. Public Information Manager Erika Thomas says they have launched several different enforcement efforts to mak...

A brand-new summer celebration will be lighting up southeast Nebraska this weekend. The inaugural Firefly Festival will take place Saturday in downtown Bennet and will feature food, games, and a headl...

Making its long-anticipated return, the gift shop in the Nebraska State Capitol has reopened for the first time since closing due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But with Capitol foot traffic back to normal...