Before Nebraska’s outgoing high school football players take the field for the 67th Shrine Bowl, they listened to patients of Shriners Children’s on Monday.

The Shrine Bowl is always more than a game. On Monday, the teams shared in the powerful experience of the Beyond The Field event, and the Patient-Player Connection. In the morning, the players heard ...

Bryan Waugh, 52, was sworn in as 19th superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol Monday afternoon at the agency's ...

David Huebner, 38, a 2005 High School graduate and former U.S. Border Patrol agent, will challenge 10-term U.S. Rep. Adrian ...

North Platte responded eagerly when the Miss Nebraska Scholarship Program sought a new home for 1985. It's hosted the Miss ...

The Norfolk City Council voted to approve an amendment with Tessere for architectural and engineering services for the ...

Cam Jurgens was a Nebraska kid who loved the Cornhuskers and dreamed of one day playing football at the school ... Hoffman is now a student at the University of Nebraska Kearney in a pre-law program ...

Troy Dannen wants to see more red. That starts at Memorial Stadium, which will have bright red end zones next season. Read the full conversation with the AD.