‘Damaged the public trust’: Lincoln official demands answers in alleged signature fraud case
The chairman of the Lincoln City Council is demanding answers about an investigation into allegedly fraudulent petition signatures as a conservative-aligned group restarts its effort to place three measures on the city ballot.
Judge drops Nevada case against electors accused of forging certificate in 2020 election
Judge drops Nevada case against electors accused of forging certificate in 2020 election
Jury seated in trial for man charged in Tupac’s killing
The jury in the Tupac murder trial is seated, setting up a case that could finally answer hip-hop’s longest-running mystery.
‘They’re on the brink of a crisis’: Iowa farmers feel unheard after farm bill fails
Iowa farmers say they’re on the “brink of a crisis” after Senate Agriculture Committee fails to advance farm bill.
Wahoo residents gather to discuss a new book on the state’s coldest murder case
Wahoo residents came together to talk about a new book that some say is “the fullest public accounting of what happened to Mary Kay Heese on March 25, 1969.”
‘Texas rivalry runs pretty deep’: Husker volleyball welcomes challenging match early on in the season
Nebraska volleyball, the No. 1 preseason ranked team in the country, has quite the challenge in the Huskers’ second match of the regular season. They play No. 2 ranked Texas on Aug. 30.
Dogs’ brains light up for happy human faces, study says
A study scanning dogs’ brains found that happy human faces lit up reward areas, while other emotions triggered different patterns.
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen prolongs executive order to support farmers affected by wildfires, droughts
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen extends executive order to support farmers rebuilding after drought and wildfire damage
Bodycam shows Texas deputies rescuing man from burning vehicle
Deputies in Texas raced to pull a man from a burning vehicle before a small explosion. Body camera video captures the dramatic rescue.
‘Utter disgrace’: World War II Memorial vandalized in Washington, DC
The U.S. Interior Department says an investigation is underway to find “the person responsible for this disgusting act.”