Nebraska News

This week's Jur-E Bulletin, from the National Center for State Courts, mentions an article from The Global Post describing a lawsuit filed by a Japanese juror against the Japanese government .

The number of Nebraskans in search of a job continues to decline. The Nebraska Labor Department says the state's preliminary unemployment rate declined to 3.7 percent in April.

The Omaha-World Herald has hosted several online chats for gardeners seeking expert advice, with the most recent focusing on this spring's goofy - and extreme - gardening conditions.

A major insurer is recommending 11 Nebraska hospitals for spine surgeries and knee or hip replacements because they deliver quality care at a reasonable cost.

The edge of a storm system brings high winds and heavy rain, forcing some motorists to pull over near Sterling, in southeast Nebraska on April 14, 2012.

The Nebraska Angels, a 6-year-old, 47-member consortium of individual angel investors, has hired former investment firm controller and financial analyst Laura Classen as its executive director.

Lawmakers are planning to review why few Nebraska students who receive free and reduced-price lunches also participate in the government-backed breakfast program.

Jeremy Saulnier's talented but sophomoric low-budgeter straddles the divide between genre thriller and art piece with mixed results.

That initiative, which began with an initial group of 174 students in the fall of 2009, has become one of Omaha's most impressive tools for helping young people overcome obstacles in their lives to gain confidence and academic success.

Now that the House and Senate Agriculture Committees have passed their versions of the farm bill, it's time to cherry pick all the things people hate about the legislation.

Since we are now at the peak of Solar Cycle 24, it is no surprise that the solar indices are up.

Omaha school officials violated a student's rights by searching his truck that was parked on a public street off school property, the Nebraska Supreme Court ruled Friday.

Roger and Mary Brumback, both 65, were found dead Tuesday inside their home by officers responding to a welfare call.

The Nebraska state track and field championships are underway at Burke Stadium. Check out our complete guide to the state meet and get live updates from the event.

More than 130 marijuana plants have been found at the home of a woman who worked as a litigation assistant in the Nebraska Attorney General's Office, Nebraska State Patrol investigators say.

The Judicial Nominating Commission for county judge in the 5th Judicial District will hold a public hearing on July 10 to consider the qualifications of those who apply.

Authorities say that just five days after 37-year-old Daniel Cano left prison after serving time for drunken driving, he was caught driving drunk again.

A Missouri man convicted in February of killing a Nebraska woman more than 20 years ago has lost his bid for a new trial.

Three Nebraska fuel producers will receive a combined total of more than $1.4 million to support the production of advanced biofuels.

All week we're talking with local residents who share the name with an A-list star.