Deja Andersen

Whether you intend to release a fish you catch or plan to legally keep it, the fish should be handled properly. For the fish’s sake

University of Nebraska students, alumni and Nebraskans now have more opportunities to earn educational credentials and advance their careers thanks to a new partnership between

By Laurie Ziterkopf, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Beet sugar represents about 54 percent of domestically produced sugar. There is no difference between beet and cane

By U.S. Senator Deb Fischer Last week, the U.S. Senate confirmed Judge Susan Bazis to the U.S. District Court for the District of Nebraska. That

Early in-person voting for the primary election begins today, April 15, at Nebraska county election offices. “Our 93 county election offices are open and ready

By Rep. Adrian Smith The Tidal Basin in Washington, DC, home of the Thomas Jefferson, the Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Nebraska roadways are off to a speedy start to 2024. In the first 100 days of the year, Nebraska State Troopers issued more citations for

South Dakota Wildland Fire is planning a prescribed burn in coordination with Custer State Park on Monday April 15, 2024, near the east boundary of

National Work Zone Awareness Week  – April 15-19, 2024 National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW) is an annual awareness campaign held at the start of

By Laurie Ziterkopf, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Special Agronomy Project 2024, Sugar Beets, from Nebraska Extension and 4-H. The project gives 4-H members an opportunity

UNMC’s Regina Idoate and Aislinn Rookwood will lead discussion. Join us on April 18 at 5:30 p.m. for a virtual science cafe as part of

Celebrate Earth Day with Riverside Discovery Center on Saturday April 20 by planting shade trees on our campus with the Nebraska Forest Service and the

Humanities Nebraska (HN) has announced that Nebraska Chautauqua will come to Norfolk on August 2-3 with the debut of a new theme, “Weaving a Nation”.

Conditions pending, the Pine Ridge Ranger District of the Nebraska National Forest plans to conduct a burn of an estimated 300 acres about 7 miles