Nebraskans tired of switching their clocks twice each year could have three 2025 proposals to inch toward ending the practice.

The Nebraska football team finished 7-6, securing bowl eligibility for the first time since 2016 and winning a bowl game for the first time since 2015. While th

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem joined federal agents in New York City to announce the arrests of immigrants wanted on criminal charges. The arrests included a man accused of kidnapping

State Sens. Mike Jacobson and Teresa Ibach say they’ll seek to ensure that a year-round standard time bill wouldn’t put four counties an hour behind their Colorado and Nebraska neighbors.

Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture, located in Curtis, has long been recognized for its commitment to the agricultural industry by offering only ag-based majors and certifications. Additionally,

(I)f Nebraska continues down this path, the State of Colorado is prepared to defend its rights under the South Platte River Compact.” Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser Some

The Big Ten is once again the cream of the crop in college football. Following Ohio State's 34-23 victory in the College Football Playoff National Championship

For Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola, the 2024 season was anything but smooth. A shaky offensive line, inconsistent play, and growing comparisons to standout quarterbacks such as

A large portion of the class of 2025 have either already signed NLIs or have picked a school that they intend to sign with. But still, a lot of talent remains, with many hopefuls

In November, when Anna Shadbolt traveled to her family ranch in the Nebraska Sandhills for the holidays, she kept noticing opportunities to incorporate a new technology she is studying as a research associate at

Nearly 100 school nurses from rural school districts gathered in Fort Morgan Monday for advanced training. The nurses gathered from Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska to be taught extra skills and techniques by staff from Children's Hospital Colorado.

Bills calling for year-round standard time (Legislative Bill 302) or 12-month daylight saving time (LB 34) will be heard Wednesday by the Unicameral's Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee.