Editorials

Identity theft remains the number one consumer fraud report category nationally, according to the Federal Trade Commission. Consumer fraud is made easier the more

I’ve never understood why a coach, parent, boss, or teacher thinks they will get better results by intimidation, shaming, or shouting at the people

This weekend, Congress narrowly avoided a government shutdown. After a turbulent week, the House of Representatives passed a short-term bipartisan spending bill. The Senate

More than 5,000 children in the State of Nebraska are in foster care. These are children whose families cannot take care of them because

By Andrew Ellsworth, MD People often think they need to lose weight. The hard part, of course, is following through on that desire in

You have heard of Lou Holtz, right? If not, here’s some background. Holtz was born on January 6, 1937 — one month, three weeks

Earlier this year, I visited our nation’s southern border. I knew there was a crisis there, but that visit opened my eyes to more

TGIF, I reckon it doesn’t mean so much to me anymore since I have been retired. Maybe I’ll make up a new acronym. TGHIF.

Many farmers are already busy taking in crops as dry conditions have encouraged an early start to the harvest season. Financially speaking, farming is

“Life isn’t perfect on any front, and doing the best we can with what we have is the most we should expect of ourselves