The sun is shining a little brighter this week, though perhaps not outdoors in the up and down weather of March.

Sharing bad news is hard to do, period.

A journalism icon who often made the news while covering it died this week, stirring all kinds of tributes along with refreshed criticism about the way she did her job.

What’s not to like about the World Cup.

My buttons were popping Saturday night in Lincoln, where my family and newspaper colleagues we’ve known for decades gathered to celebrate our heritage and a tradition of service through the newspap

Much to my father’s surprise, it was a hand-shake deal. 

Some critical decisions lie head in the next few weeks for elected officials tasked with approving budgets in the midst of turbulent economic times.

There was only one lower-than-expected number associated with this year’s Hamilton County Fair, and it was a key one.

Nebraska Republicans have clear and distinct options on the ballot in the May 10 primary race for governor and the best choice to lead this state forward is Columbus businessman Jim Pillen.

More than a quarter of a century after his passing, Harold “Doc” Edgerton’s passion for hands-on learning lives on in his hometown.