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Machines at Scheels in Sparks let donors buy gifts for people in need through Dec. 7.
Veterans from multiple military branches said they feel honored by the turnout in northern Nevada
Machines return to Northern Nevada for a third year and open to the public Nov. 14
Nebraska Department of Economic Development staff count continues its unprecedented drop
FTC, Nebraska and 16 states strike $63 million settlement with Family Dollar over pricing allegations
Nebraska defeats Lindenwood 94-60 Nov. 11LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Forty one combined points from Pryce Sandfort and Damon Wilkinson propelled No. 25 Nebraska to a resounding 94-60 win over Lindenwood on Wednesday night at Pinnacle Bank Arena. After Lindenwood delivered the games first two points, Nebraska (3-0) would go on a 40-9 run until the under-eight media timeout. Wilkinson hit...
Below average temperatures return to Central and Eastern Nebraska today and will remain through Saturday.
The SS United States, a piece of maritime history best known for shattering the transatlantic speed record on its maiden voyage in 1952, was sunk off the coast of Florida on Wednesday and become the world's largest artificial reef.
Photos taken over years at the Ronald McDonald House of Delaware document a family
The McMahon family has a special place in their hearts for Ronald McDonald House of Delaware.
The Washington Post is celebrating this week after finally ridding itself of Karen Attiah. The paper had been trying to end its professional relationship with Attiah since September of last year, when she was fired for making racially charged comments about Charlie Kirk's assassination. Doing what comes naturally, the disgruntled Karen sued for wrongful termination […]
The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge opened as President Franklin D. Roosevelt pressed a telegraph key in Washington, D.C., and gave the green light to traffic.