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GRAND ISLAND — As a “Mexican citizen by birth” and a “U.S. citizen by choice,” Carlos Barcenas said he believes in serving his community.
Nebraska held the line against expanded gambling for more than 25 years, so what changed this year. Growing public acceptance of gambling and the appeal of property tax relief are among the reasons.
Moderna said its vaccine appears to be 94.5% effective, according to preliminary data from the company’s still ongoing study.
A physical therapist explains how back pain may be caused by other areas of the body.
Northwest winds gust over 30 mph at time Monday afternoon. Expect warmer than average temperatures this week! Meteorologist Matt Serwe has your latest Weather Now forecast.
President-elect Joe Biden's scientific advisers plan to meet with vaccine makers in the coming days even as a stalled presidential transition keeps them out of the loop on government plans to inoculate all Americans against COVID-19.
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has allowed the state's beleaguered hospitals to use infected but asymptomatic workers to treat COVID-19 patients.
Malls are doing all they can to keep the jolly old man safe, including banning kids from sitting on his knee and sometimes keeping him behind a sheet of plexiglass
"I had to do everything I could to help him."
"I did not get a lot of sleep that night, it was the most helpless feeling I ever had in my life," said Matt Waite.
InSourceRx Founder has personal experience with illness
The state’s Division of Public Health said the data breach happened when a temporary staff member sent two unencrypted emails in August that included files with the test results, names, dates of birth and phone numbers of 10,000 people.
In 2012, a motorcycle crash left Nathan Bird paralyzed with broken bones. He's now trying to overcome those injuries with the help of stem cell therapy.
Andy Kendeigh, Matt Lothrop, Sean Callahan and Damon Benning break down Nebraska's 30-23 win against Penn State.
In Michigan, high schools and colleges will be stopping in-person classes, restaurants will be closed to indoor dining and organized sports will be halted— including the football playoffs — in a bid to curb the state's spiking coronavirus cases.
Meeting Paul Filsinger was the joy of Brenda Moeller’s life. Not long after they met online eight years ago, they knew they’d get married. "We thought we had forever,” Moeller said. They were wrong.
Leading progressives are pressuring President-elect Joe Biden to embrace their policy agenda even as more centrist Democrats argue such proposals prevented the party from retaking full control of Congress.
Families will flock to gather ingredients for their feasts, and many grocery stores are taking steps to ensure there are multiple options to enjoy a safe holiday.
Four astronauts climbed aboard a SpaceX rocket Sunday for a night ride to the International Space Station.
Walmart has resumed counting and monitoring the number of customers that enter and leave it stores. This comes as coronavirus cases in the U.S. hit daily highs.
For the week ending Saturday, there were 1,700 total cases confirmed in the county, up from 1,200 the prior week. The positivity rate for the past week was 29.3%, up from the previous week's rate of 25%.
Dustin Johnson capped off a one-of-a-kind Masters with a performance never seen at Augusta National.
"The cruelest part of this disease is just not being able to be with him," Jeff Vastola, the doctor's son, said.
"Do it for yourself, your family — and for us," is their message on Twitter in a carefully crafted call to wear masks without using the M-word.
The Dodgers said Sunday that their 93-year-old former manager was resting comfortably at a hospital.
The doctor said he is "terrified" about what's going to happen this holiday season.