Before the Work Ethic Camp in McCook’s transition to an ICE detention facility, 193 inmates called the place home.

For 27 years, the National Home School Volleyball Tournament has given home schooled students an opportunity to compete for ...

An Omaha woman battling a disabling disease says she had been caught in the middle of a billing dispute. Notices from a ...

For 27 years, the National Home School Volleyball Tournament has given home schooled students an opportunity to compete for ...

With more than 4,000 kids in the Nebraska foster care system, Ava Johnson is working to collect donations for them, filling a ...

On Friday, the Nebraska Examiner reported that McKeon of Amherst, just northwest of Kearney, had been cited for public ...

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Saturday’s SNAP deadline left Omaha resident Brooke Nykamp with $12 in her SNAP account. Funds she would have had to stretch, ...

Advocates hope the commission will take steps to make the program more accessible for patients at their next meeting.

Gov. Jim Pillen confirmed Tuesday that the ICE detention center in McCook will not be opening this week as initially planned.

Gov. Pillen announced Briese’s resignation, Joey Spellerberg’s appointment during a Monday afternoon news conference.