Police found Anhil David Mirabal Hernandez, 42, from Columbus, lying on the ground with an apparent gunshot wound to the ...

When someone takes a look at the wall inside the Nebraska Department of Disabled American Veterans (DAV) in Columbus, he or she can see the many accomplishments that the group has achieved in ...

UNL's Nebraska LEAD Program still has some spots for participants, program director Kurtis Harms said, and those who join ...

First National of Nebraska, Inc. operates as the bank holding company for First National Bank of Omaha that provides various banking products and services. The company offers checking, savings ...

"When I first got injured, I had no idea that adaptive ... During his inpatient therapy at Mary Free Bed Falkner was introduced to hand cycling. "The more I rode, the more I got into it and ...

Citing a Visit Nebraska study from last ... those families that are already living in Columbus and for those who might be visiting Columbus for the first time," Miller said. The museum has also ...

"We took care of business." A bulk of Columbus' damage came in the first inning as the Discoverers opened at the plate with a triple by senior Quenton Gustafson, an RBI single by senior Will ...

A new book on Donald Trump written by his niece sold nearly a million copies on the first day it went on sale in the United States, its publisher said on Thursday. Mary Trump's Too Much and Never ...

Park National Bank soon will grow beyond the feds' definition of a community bank. It's prepared for the regulatory change, but pledges to keep the community spirit. Park National Bank names new ...

Former The Great British Bake Off judge Dame Mary Berry has said the first Victoria sponge cake she remembers was made by her mother on Victory in Europe (VE) Day. The cook, best known for her ...

On-screen, Mary Beth Evans has played Kayla Johnson off and on the peacock streaming soap opera Days of our Lives for nearly the last 40 years, but one of her most precious roles was just ...

The first female professor to work at a state university in Colorado, Mary Rippon, had a secret that Victorian society forced her to keep hidden: a marriage and child with one of her students.