Jeremy Turley

Every time you sit down for a whiskey steak at The Drover or snag an ice cream cone at Ted & Wally’s, you’re contributing a small sum to a

The coach bolted first. Then, the top players followed.  The unexpected exodus from Omaha Benson High’s football team months before the 2023 season

He aided a human trafficking investigation in Omaha. Now, he’s facing deportation.

A staffer for Rep. Don Bacon says between 75 and 80 workers at the Glenn Valley meatpacking plant have been detained. The raid sparked confusion inside the plant, fury outside it and ignited fear of immigration raids around Nebraska.

Schools cite teacher shortage as reason for disproportionate option enrollment denials. Leading lawmaker says it amounts to 'discrimination.'

Dave Richardson got his first taste of voting when his aunt Marjorie lifted him up to the polling booth and let him fill in the bubble next to Adlai

Melissa Harrell watched from the crowd as three smiling members of Nebraska’s congressional delegation presented an oversized check for $1.3 million to

The cost-saving moves left federal employees in the dark and landlords frustrated. They also may affect eastern Nebraska farmers, tax help in western Nebraska and tourists in Valentine.

Editor’s note: A survivor of child sex trafficking will be referred to by a pseudonym in this story to protect her identity.  The bust that kicked

Elon Musk and other new Trump administration officials say top research universities are ripping off taxpayers. NU leaders say they stand to lose $27 million in research funding, and would do less cancer and heart research and lay off staff.

A class-action lawsuit filed Monday alleges the Omaha Housing Authority ignored and failed to eliminate bed bug infestations at high-rise apartments for

The three Buffett children are set to become some of the most important philanthropists in the world. Susie Buffett says her foundation will continue to focus on Nebraska.

Three taxidermied penguins preside over Room 426 in Allwine Hall, standing atop a row of metal cabinets in the back corner.  The Antarctic birds are

Three years ago, an overnight sea change opened the door for college athletes across the country to profit from their own name, image and likeness through

U.S. Rep. Mike Flood took aim at polarizing TV appearances and social media posts by politicians on both sides of the aisle, while defending a campaign

To Brad Dechant, the copy of the Nebraska Independent that landed in his mailbox last month looked like any other newspaper. The cover of the neatly

Board president says the nonprofit is regaining its footing and being deliberate after the departure of a longtime leader.

At the heart of the issue: There are more kids in custody than beds in the county's controversial detention center.

Two Nebraska-born businessmen home to bring Zesto, once a nationwide soft-serve giant, back to the masses.

Known for affordability, Omaha sees massive rise in rent as neighborhood landlords fade