Nebraska

These Reserved Parking Signs Are A Well-Deserved Salute To Wounded Vets

The simple gesture has reached veterans across the country.
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State Department Rejects TransCanada's Request To Pause Keystone XL Review

The review, now in its seventh year, is still chugging along.
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USDA Recalls Beef Nationwide

More than 167,000 pounds of ground beef are being recalled due to a possible E. coli contamination. The contamination is believed to have occurred at an All American Meats, Inc. facility in Omaha, Nebraska during the month of October. All of the products have a “sell by date” of November 3, 2015.
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From 'Katrina Kid' To Nebraska Quarterback: Tommy Armstrong Beats The Odds

A decade ago, Hurricane Katrina forced Nebraska's quarterback from his home. As the nation marks an anniversary, he's only focused on producing his biggest season yet.
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Nebraska Voters Gather Enough Signatures To Try To Revive The Death Penalty

Some voters want to reverse the state's recent ban on capital punishment.
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87-Year-Old Returns To College, Earns Degree After 7 Decades

"I did a lot better this time around than I did in the '40s."
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Nebraska Issues 1,300 Licenses to Young Immigrants

"It's more than just a piece of plastic...It's your identity."
By GRANT SCHULTE, Associated Press

WATCH: Nebraska Man Asks Oil Commission Just One Question: 'Would You Drink It?'

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