Herald. In today's edition of The Public Pulse, readers weigh in on Donald Trump's social media post depicting the Obamas as apes, Trump's endorsement of Jim Pillen and minimum wage laws in Nebraska.

Months after selling for a $15 million loss, a prime downtown development site with approval for hundreds of apartment units is back on the market. Read this news and more in our weekly roundup of ...

So much has happened over the past seven days, including the start of the Winter Olympics, the Super Bowl and the beginning of the Six Nations. About 21% of quizzers got full marks in last week's ...

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Our weekly round-up of letters published in the Lincoln Journal Star. Gov. Pillen, the "Nebraska values" guy who, according to State Auditor Foley, shows favoritism and illegally awards a no bid ...

A workforce entity in Hoover will be funded by fees applied to building permits issued by the city.

The Anthem just opened in Los Angeles.

Motherlands are castles made of glass. In order to leave them, you have to break something — a wall, a social convention, a cultural norm, a psychological barrier, a heart. What you have broken will ...

Sturgis and Rapid City Central boys wrestling will compete for the Class A state dual crown. PIERRE — Every two years, the ...

I want to thank you, the readers, for the thousands of questions and comments you have sent my way over the years ...

BBC Radio 5 Live's podcast Rugby Union Weekly discuss England's fantastic start to the Six Nations as they beat Wales 48-7.

I’ve been writing my whole life, but I didn’t really try to write a novel until 2016,” says Taleen Voskuni, the San Francisco-based author behind modern sensations like Sorry, Bro and Lavash at First ...