Several meat processing plants in different states, including two in Nebraska, are affected by a recent settlement with OSHA regarding infectious disease protocols.
The pandemic and inflation have grown the need, putting pressure on food pantries as they try to help families that find themselves in need year-round.
Dr. Zeng uses the example of a federal stimulus, saying 'loan forgiveness' isn't a direct payment to Americans. On a granular level, the monthly savings from any reduction, won't be a major economic boost.
Initial court hearings for most of the 11 people arrested in an investigation into fraudulent CARES Act spending wrapped up late Thursday afternoon with “not guilty” pleas.
A Nebraska dog breeder gets a chance to answer critics and state inspection violations but a hearing on her license came to a quick and surprising end.
The resource will allow companies, schools, houses of worship or any other interested group, an opportunity to be professionally trained to address mental health concerns.
Lincoln Police said a driver accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake when they crashed into the front of the Pioneer Heart Institute's south clinic Tuesday morning.
Imagine the thrill of driving a car that will turn heads at a stop light. But, the owner worries that police will also take notice because he’s been unable to get license plates. One online dealer has allegedly left many car buyers in the same boat.
Deer hunters will be able to use semi-automatic rifles during a newly created antlerless season in January under a bill approved by lawmakers and sent to the governor.