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The Nebraska Leading Economic Indicators 1.31% decline in March came on the heels of a record jump in February.

A mountain bike park featuring steep, challenging riding terrain, downhill race courses, uphill shuttle service and trails built to accommodate adaptive cycles for riders with disabilities will soon begin taking shape in the hills east of Clendenin, West Virginia. The planned development of Air Raid Bike Park — to be built with a $2.16 million grant from federal Abandoned Mine Lands funds on part of an 8,600-acre portion of the former Morris Creek Wildlife Management Area — was annou...

Growth in manufacturing hours and business confidence contribute to robust economic prospects for Nebraska, according to a University of Nebraska-Lincoln analysis.

The number of Americans still working past the age of 75 is expected to nearly double over the next decade, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Crews are cleaning up a structure fire that happened near Narregan and Bliss Streets.

Jerry Garcia's impact on bluegrass music will be on full display for the next two years at the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame in Owensboro, Kentucky. The exhibit, called Jerry Garcia: A Bluegrass Journey, opened on March 28, 2024, with a historic weekend of music, panel discussions, documentary screenings, and other festivities honoring the late Garcia's career.

The precipitation should taper off sometime Tuesday morning as the storm system moves east.

The system that dropped rain and snow Monday should move out of the area Tuesday morning.

In a post written on X, Eric Thompson, who grew up getting help from a food bank shared why moms on food stamps need to get their nails done. His message proves everyone deserves to feel joy and experience self-care.

The city of Troy sees rise in teens committing violent crimes.