The lawsuit came a day after the local government voted to withdraw from parts of the sports authority legislation.

The news behind the news in Colorado

During this week’s Webinar, INMA’s Robert Whitehead and Jodie Hopperton were joined by New York Times Assistant General Counsel Karen Chesley and Digital Content Next CEO Jason Kint to dissect the lat...

Editors are facing an influx of AI-written pitches, including at science publications like mine. What now?

How big of a deal is the red-dyed diesel directive announced by Donald Trump and, on the state level, by Gov. Jim Pillen?

Dee Anne Finken is too diplomatic to say so outright, but she’s gobsmacked by a new report on how to support local news in Washington. The Clark County grandmother spent much of the last five years wo...

The disgraced televangelist wrote the script for modern political corruption.

Dr. Autumn Lorimer Linford is an Assistant Professor at Auburn University. Her decades-long journalistic career spanned the United States from Wyoming to North Carolina and her award-winning historical research has appeared in top academic journals like American Journalism. Her book, Extra! Extra! A History of America’s Girl Newsies (University of Nebraska Press, 2026), was published in September. “Huh.” The word escaped me in a single puff of confused breath.

Nearly all of the U.S. senators elected this year will be in office when Congress debates how to restructure Social Security to prevent an automatic drop-off in retirement benefits in 2032.

LINCOLN — A nearly $19 million financial boost is coming to help rescue Nebraska grasslands. “Unprecedented” is how the state grant coordinator, Laura Rubeck, described the investment by the U.S.…

The Human Rights Campaign is both saddened and infuriated by the deaths of at least thirty-two transgender and gender-expansive people whose lives were…

A nine-year dry spell ends Tuesday when Nebraska's state treasurer resumes unclaimed property auctions with an online eBay event.

Opinion editor Clay Wirestone writes: National Republicans are racing to the rescue of U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall, diverting millions of dollars in advertising from North Carolina to Kansas. At least, t...