The Burlington and Missouri River Railroad, scheduled to complete its track from the Missouri River at Plattsmouth to Lincoln in the spring, was offering good terms on land to ...

More than a dozen employees of the U.S. Meat Animal Research Center in Clay Center were let go last week, according to two people with knowledge of the situation.

Black-owned businesses are thriving across America, and the same is true in Siouxland. While some are home-grown, others are ...

The initial store closing list for crafting retailer Joann includes at least one location in all 50 states, except Hawaii.

The Nebraska Association of Resources Districts and key ag leaders were among those who threw cold water this week, at least ...

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen's plan to merge two state agencies to form the Department of Water, Energy, and Environment ran into ...

Fabric and crafts chain Joann filed a motion to close hundreds of underperforming stores as part of Chapter 11 bankruptcy ...

The conservative grassroots efforts for an “EPIC” rewrite of Nebraska’s tax code, to eliminate all taxes in place of ...

Administrators from both rural and urban school districts voiced support Monday for Gov. Jim Pillen's plan to pour an extra $112.9 million into public schools over the next two years.

Love is on tap at breweries across the South Shore. From Quincy to Plymouth, these brewhouses are offering Valentine’s ...

A parade of snow chances are on the way as we head into the new week with three chances of shovelable and plowable snow are possible through the upcoming weekend, including Valentine’s Day. Snow has ...