At the grocery store, processed foods like cereal, crackers and candy usually maintain the same price for a long time, and inch up only gradually.... more››
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June 9, 2016
Many Nebraska small towns have been shrinking. A new effort combines modern marketing with old-fashioned community discussions to help reverse that... more››
June 7, 2016
The federal government is making a big push to account for homeless youth across the United States. Three years ago, a study was commissioned across... more››
June 6, 2016
Late spring is swarm season, the time of year when bees reproduce and find new places to build hives. Swarms of bees leave the nest, flying through... more››
June 3, 2016
Nebraska State Senator Al Davis has been fined $500 for not disclosing a potential conflict of interest concerning legislation that affected a... more››
June 3, 2016
State Poet Twyla Hansen was inspired by Willa Cather and Mari Sandoz, whose work is deeply steeped in their prairie roots.About halfway through her... more››
June 3, 2016
About 20 years ago, small farms on the coasts began selling more fresh produce at farmers markets and through community supported agriculture. But... more››
June 2, 2016
More Nebraskans started getting arrested for pot possession when Colorado legalized the drug according to a new study by researchers at the... more››
June 1, 2016
Nebraska State Sen. Laura Ebke is switching from the Republican Party to the Libertarian Party.Ebke, a political scientist from Crete, is in the... more››
May 31, 2016
When people talk about renewable energy in Nebraska, they’re usually talking about wind power. But the use of solar power is on track to more than... more››
