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A slow moving storm dropped 1 to 4 inches of snow across eastern Nebraska snarling traffic for thousands of commuters.

The basketball pole that a woman and her three sons cemented into the ground next to their driveway near 171st and Pacific Streets triggers a court battle after the homeowners association files suit to have it removed.

Only four out of 40 high schools made it to the regional competition that determined the state's representative at the national contest.

Saying "I love you" to each other more than 25,000 times in 70 years is part of the formula to a long-lasting happy marriage, like that of Dwight, 95, and Mignonette "Min" Hurlbert, 92, of Severna Park.

The state is in hot pursuit of Project Edge, which is looking at breaking ground in May with an initial investment of $500 million.

Michael Neilson/The Daily Jeffersonian/www.buyjeffphotos.com Molly Scholl uses her arm to push a shelf full of peanut butter into a cart at the New Concord Riesbeck's Tuesday morning during a 90 second shopping spree for the New Concord Food Pantry.

Beyond factors such as age and race bias, issues of personal appearance, sexual orientation and honesty become knottier for employers and applicants.

When it comes to men's basketball, Nebraska and Northwestern share a far more notable distinction than the nickname NU.

One state lawmaker wants to give schools that don't make the grade help through an intervention team, after a thorough statewide assessment is conducted to hold schools accountable.

Hundreds of law enforcement officers are honoring a Lincoln police detective who was killed in a car accident while heading to work last week.

Mid-major respect is one of the annual story lines of Selection Sunday. Typically, we measure respect by at-large bids.

Morningside College had three wrestlers place in the top four on Saturday in the York College open in York Nebraska.

Iowa and Nebraska get together Thursday for their own version of the Big Ten Network show, "The Journey." The title could be "Careful What You Wish For." Or, "The Butler Did It." The Hawks and Huskers are trying to find the road back, back to a place where they were happier than they knew at the time.

Two Center Pivot Irrigation Management Short Courses have been planned about the value of water through advanced irrigation management practices.

Metropolitan Community College and the state's five other two-year schools have signed on to a new formula being considered by the Nebraska Legislature for divvying up state money.

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A state lawmaker says Nebraska needs a more precise way to measure student performance and improvement within individual public schools.