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Net income was $135.6 million, or $469.11 per share, in 2017, down from $217.5 million, or $719.91 per share, in 2016. First National’s stock is thinly traded, averaging fewer than 40 shares a day, at about $8,200 each.

In the fourth year of the city’s trash hauler having problems picking up yard waste and garbage separately, two City Council members say the city has been patient long enough.

Did the packed house at the Millard South auditorium know what they were seeing on this April night? Did the hundreds assembled for the Mr. Millard South competition know they were witnessing a stunningly spot-on impression of a two-minute scene…

On Friday, Allan Wilsey died at age 60. Janice Wilsey said her husband’s death is a lesson for those still living that colonoscopies matter.

The play by Rose McGee, a playwright from Golden Valley, Minnesota, and project officer for Minnesota Humanities, was fictional; however, it addresses a very real event in American history.

When John Borstelmann recounts his victory at the USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships, he pauses for a moment, reaching for the right words to fully explain his emotions.

One gunshot was fired late Saturday during a robbery of a South Omaha restaurant, police said.

Only a few weeks of quiet remain in the old house.

The streets were emptier that night in late January, when a team of volunteers searched the city looking for Lincoln’s homeless.

COUNCIL BLUFFS — Welcome to the party, Council Bluffs. Your party, that is.