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Two of college basketballs biggest stars will face off when Iowa and Caitlin Clark meet UConn and Paige Bueckers in the Final Four.

Death comes quickly for political movements that tolerate, even to the smallest degree, ideas morally and intellectually incompatible with the movement’s unifying principles.

"You’re sitting at home, reading this column, wondering if the sun will appear today — even if only for a few seconds," Hazlett writes.

In “A Brief History of the Future,” a PBS series which runs through May, host Ari Wallach talks with experts who say the “doom and gloom” approach is very shortsighted.

PARK RAPIDS — Acclaimed novelist and Park Rapids-native Will Weaver will discuss his new book, “Power and Light,” at the Headwaters Center for Lifelong Learning Tuesday from 1 to 2:30

High above the wetlands and prairies of the Coulee Region, drones soar, meticulously mapping invasive plant species and monitoring changes in the river systems evolution. Below, Associate Professor Niti Mishra

Transgender athlete bill; new $45M cancer center; young Husker QBs find footing

A North Platte man rescued his 41-year-old wife and their 14-month-old son from the roof of an SUV that was submerged in a canal southwest of North Platte Thursday.

When it comes to processing acorns, Cheryl works as hard as the squirrels, writes columnist Kevin Courtney.

The cold air can be felt as highs are slightly below average in the mid 50s.