City Offers Options During Parking Bans
Provided by: City of Lincoln
With the City's first big snowstorm of the year possible, Mayor Beutler reminds residents that their cooperation is needed to remove vehicles from the streets to allow for snow removal efforts.
'Boys Don't Cry' inmate appeals to Supreme Court
Provided by: Sunherald.com
LINCOLN, Neb. -- A Nebraska death row inmate whose murder case inspired the 1999 film "Boys Don't Cry" has filed an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Stolen Car Turns into Even Bigger Headache for Owner
Provided by: KOLN-TV Lincoln
A York man whose car was stolen out of his parent's Lincoln driveway is now dealing with an even bigger headache.
Nebraska Library Commission Introduces 'Big Talk From Small Libraries' Online Co
Provided by: Examiner.com
Michael P. Sauers, Technology Innovation Librarianof the Nebraska Library Commission in Lincoln, Nebraska announced a new, free on-line conference for small libraries, "Big Talk From Small Libraries," on Tuesday, February 28, 2012, from 8:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. . "We've been listening! A comment we've heard pretty often is that so many presentations ... (more)
Diocesan stewardship conference March 3
Provided by: Cdowk.org
Conference an opportunity for faithful to exchange ideas and learn Bishop Michael O. Jackels and Leisa Anslinger will be the main speakers at the Diocesan Stewardship Conference Saturday, March 3, at St.
Tulane track and field team heads to Nebraska for Husker Invitational
Provided by: The Times-Picayune
Tulane's track and field team will participate in the 37th Annual Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational in Lincoln, Neb.
City uses new tool to survey streets
Provided by: KLKN
Mayor Chris Beutler said updating the City's pavement condition survey will provide important data on how to prioritize street repair projects.
Thu., 12:10 p.m.: Nebraska coach unhurt in car accident
Provided by: Tribune-Chronicle
LINCOLN, Neb. - Nebraska coach Bo Pelini was not injured in an accident that occurred while he was driving to the Omaha area for a booster dinner.
Librarian Day in the Life 8: I'm cheating this year
Provided by: Travelin' Librarian
I may not be doing exactly what Dewey's doing in this strip but the sentiment fits a lot of my days.
Lens on historyLens on history
Provided by: NewsReview.com
"Florence Jones and Friend," circa 1915-20. The young lady on the right is Florence Jones .
Neb. patrol nets 27 pounds of marijuana in 2 stops
Provided by: KCAU
News, Weather and Sports for Sioux City, IA: KCAU-TV.comNeb. patrol nets 27 pounds of marijuana in 2 stops LINCOLN, Neb.
Mayor Names Taylor-Riley Director of Equity and Diversity
Provided by: City of Lincoln
Mayor Chris Beutler today announced the selection of Kimberley Taylor-Riley, an Omaha attorney, as the new Director of Equity and Diversity, effective February 8. In this position, she will serve as Director of the Lincoln Commission on Human Rights and also will serve as the City's Equal Employment Opportunity Officer.
Spontaneity Can Work Both Ways in Recruiting
Provided by: Huskers.com
Wednesday is Signing Day 2012 , and that means Huskers.com is the official source of all Nebraska recruiting news that's fit to print.
Open House Tuesday for Holmes Clubhouse Project
Provided by: City of Lincoln
The public is invited to an open house on the Holmes Golf Course clubhouse project from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, February 7 at the current clubhouse, 3701 S. 70th St.
FDA report details issues at Novartis' Neb. plant
Provided by: KGWN
A new FDA report says Novartis was slow to address problems at its Lincoln, Neb., manufacturing plant.
Huskers' radar buzzing during dramatic signing day
Provided by: Ralston Recorder
Andrus Peat, an offensive tackle with Corona Del Sol High School in Tempe, Ariz., will decide among Nebraska, Stanford and USC.
K-State Slate: 1.31.12
Provided by: Bring On The Cats
Fred Hoiberg has loaded up on transfers and is starting to see the results . Iowa State is 5-3 in conference play and fourth in the Big 12 standings nearly halfway through the season.
Lincoln home site in Springfield looking to expand
Provided by: Washington Examiner
Efforts are under way to expand the four sq. blocks of the Lincoln Home National Historic Site in downtown Springfield.