The last week of May has been designated as Nebraska Invasive Species Awareness Week. NPPD wants to remind boaters to help prevent the spread of invasive species and practice safety on NPPD waterways.

The News Tribune would like to see photographs of you and your big fish (or your daughter’s big fish, or grandson’s big fish, or partner’s big fish, or buddy’s big fish) for "Trophy Room." We'll ...

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Harvard University is challenging the Trump administration’s decision to bar the Ivy League school from enrolling foreign ...

This Nebraska crappie is remarkable ... it certified by a state fishery official. Most remarkable is that the Moore brothers wanted to release the 5-pound fish, believing it was more valuable ...

Former Baylor Bears player Allie Sczech expressed her excitement after an official visit to the Nebraska Volleyball program. Sczech announced her transfer to the Huskers program just a few months ...

Free Fishing and Park Entry Day, held annually in Nebraska on the Saturday preceding Memorial Day weekend, means anyone can explore outdoor opportunities at any Nebraska state park, state ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - As fishing season reaches its full swing, the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has a lineup of Community Fishing events scheduled across the state beginning in May.

The cost is $16 and is open to the public. Children age 5 and younger are free. Other Central Nebraska fish fries include: ALBION: St. Michael’s Knights of Columbus will begin its Lent fish ...