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A significant event on brain health is coming to central Nebraska - an initiative aiming to sensitize Nebraskans on Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive health.

25% of women in Nebraska experience Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders, or postpartum depression, but experts say only 1 in 8 women seek help. Now, an Omaha mother is urging others to find support before it becomes severe.

Spring turkey hunting permits are now on sale and the season begins March 25 with the opening of the archery season. A youth shotgun season begins April 6 and the

In an effort to be proactive to the state’s growing problem with high nitrate levels in groundwater, State Sen. Teresa Ibach introduced LB 1368, the Nitrogen Incentive Reduction Act, in

James W. Martin, age 83 of Blair, died peacefully at the Josie Harper Hospice House surrounded by his wife and daughters on Feb. 1, 2024, after struggling for 13 years with a stroke. Mass of …

The Nebraska Aeronautics Commission honored the Hastings Municipal Airport on Thursday, Jan. 25 as Airport of the Year.

Nebraska lawmakers scrutinized a proposal Tuesday that would change the states law governing texting while driving, questioning how police might go about enforcing it.

Nebraska lawmakers scrutinized a proposal that would change the states law governing texting while driving, questioning how police might go about enforcing it.

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Nebraskas Honor and Remember Chapter, aided by local JROTC cadets and volunteers, planted 200 trees at Prairie Queen Recreation Area, a part of the Nebraska Memorial Forest.