On a Thursday in 2003, Tony Bergmann was scheduled to appear at court in San Diego to decide if he should go to jail. Some "friends" knew...

When schools shut down in March, Jody Lamp saw it as a sign that homeschooling their second and final child Jessie was the right thing to...

It’s not every day you get to say you’ve eaten the soon-to-be official state sundae of Nebraska, but that’s exactly what Potter residents...

For a retired geography teacher and cross country coach, literally running around the world might be a wild dream come true. For...

When Dave Ford would head to the dump and start sorting through trash to pick out aluminum cans, many people would give him weird looks....

Thirty-six years of running around town in all kinds of weather — sometimes driving, sometimes walking — finally comes to an end for...

When First Lt. Mackenzie Watson arrived in Lincoln for only her second time on state active duty on May 15, little did she know she would...

One day during the summer of 1971, Ernest Griffiths noticed a swarm of around 5 thousand to 10 thousand bees at the head of the combine...

It’s not often that anyone can say he has attended the same church his entire life, let alone lived in the same house the whole time too....

An office stacked full of research journals doesn’t seem like the type of place for someone who never enjoyed school. Yet that is how...

All eyes were glued to the big screen in Anderson Auditorium at Buena Vista University as the long-anticipated film from digital media...

As the humans gathered for their final stand, they prepared themselves for the end.  They assembled in formation when one, then 50, then...

On the top floor of Smith Hall, across from the main stairway, sits room 303.  In this room a few weeks ago, scuff marks tainted the...