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Skip to main contentSkip to main contentRead Today's E-edition© 2023 Lee EnterprisesTerms of Service Privacy PolicySubscribeRead Today's E-editionThe nation’s employers added 336,000 jobs in September, an unexpectedly robust gain that suggests that many companies remain confident enough to keep hiring despite high interest rates and a hazy outlook for the economy. Hiring last month jumped from a 227,000 increase in August, which was r…The nation's employers added 336,000 jobs in September, an unexpectedly robust gain that suggests that many companies remain confident enough to keep hiring despite high interest rates and a hazy outlook for the economy.Now, the platform formerly known as Twitter only displays an article's lead image and a link to the story.The CEO of Crocs says his company is making the type of shoe people are looking for.There are whispers of progress at the UAW strike bargaining table as both sides lose hundreds of millions each week the strike goes on.Pressure from the bond market remained high due to worries about a too-hot U.S. job market.Closing stock numbers for Oct. 5.Stacker used Bureau of Labor Statistics data to rank 19 major industries by the number of layoffs they had in August 2023.Stacker compiled data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to discover which industries have had the most significant changes in job openings. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Anyone who graduated from college since the pandemic has not had to make a payment on their federal student loans. That time has come to an end.The Hechinger Report dives into how school districts across the US have begun punishing students by forcing them into online classes, sometimes indefinitely.TD Bank surveyed more than 1,800 homeowners across the country to examine perceptions around the homebuying and mortgage experience, as well as the housing market.Some 75,000 Kaiser Permanente workers are taking to picket lines in multiple states over wages and staff shortages. Unions representing the workers who walked off the job Wednesday approved a strike for three days in California, Colorado, Oregon, Washington, and one day in Virginia and the District of Columbia. Doctors are not participating, and the company says it will keep its 39 hospitals open. Kaiser union members say understaffing is boosting the hospital system’s profits but hurting patients, while Kaiser say they offer better compensation than competitors. There have been work stoppages within multiple industries this year in the U.S.Looking for something to add to your Costco cart along with the 30 rolls of toilet paper? How about a bar of gold?Local church hosts popular piano-violin duo; Blessed Sacrament plans fall festivalSt. Leo’s Catholic Church is hosting its 19th annual coat drive, providing new and gently used coats, hats and gloves of all sizes to those in need.Read through the obituaries published today in Grand Island Independent.TEMPLIN — To Briar and Alicia (Statler) Templin of Bruning, a son born Sept. 25, 2023, at Mary Lanning Healthcare in Hastings. Grandparents are Lurleen and Dan Layman of St. Libory, Greg Statler of Grand Island, Kelly Haase of Hebron and Lee and Tisha Templin of Republic, Kansas. Great-grand…A Nebraska school district will pay a Lakota family $227K to settle a federal lawsuit after a school employee cut their children's hair without permission and against their religious beliefs.The University of Nebraska will use one of the country’s oldest academic search firms and a homegrown Nebraskan to help find its new system president.An ambitious plan to plant 7,500 trees around the state —&nbsp;one for each Nebraska service member or first responder killed in the line of duty — is now in its second year.65-year-old Kenneth Brinton has been sentenced to 13 years in federal prison for possessing dozens of sexually explicit videos and images of children.Content by&nbsp;Nebraska Craft Brewery Board. Learn more about the economic and social impact of the Nebraska craft brewery industry by visiting nebraska.beer.Content by Power of Pork. Read this Q&amp;A with K.C. Belitz, the new director of the Nebraska Department of Economic Development, as he speaks about supporting the local agriculture industry, the power of pork and its impact on the state’s economy.&nbsp;Content by Gr0.&nbsp;These 10 must-have pieces add a bit of summer magic to your autumnal fashion game.Content by Gr0.&nbsp;These tactics will lead to more effective marketing materials and advertising that is more personal to both your audience and your brand.Brian Ramirez David died of his injuries Wednesday despite life-saving efforts that included an emergency surgery, the Police Department said in a news release.A couple has been accused of child abuse.A week after Matthew Innis was&nbsp;elected Lancaster County GOP chair in September, a judge signed an emergency protection order barring him from contacting his wife or possessing a gun.Speeds exceeds 100 mph in chase.Maintenance work on the primary water well at Nebraska's&nbsp;Correctional Center for Women has hampered the York facility's access to clean drinking water, the corrections department confirmed.Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers is challenging the constitutionality of a new criminal justice reform statute that passed in the Legislature this year.The two commissioners who were the subjects of the independent investigation into allegations of misconduct&nbsp;- Christian Mirch and Kevin Stocker -&nbsp;called the vote a “politically motivated attack.”&nbsp;In the three months petitioners have looked for support for an effort to repeal a Nebraska tax credit law, campaigns both for and against the initiative have raised more than $3 million between them.{{title}}{{summary}}You don't have any notifications.Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device.Topics

Skip to main contentSkip to main contentRead Today's E-edition© 2023 Lee EnterprisesTerms of Service Privacy PolicySubscribeRead Today's E-editionThe nation’s employers added 336,000 jobs in September, an unexpectedly robust gain that suggests that many companies remain confident enough to keep hiring despite high interest rates and a hazy outlook for the economy. Hiring last month jumped from a 227,000 increase in August, which was r…The nation's employers added 336,000 jobs in September, an unexpectedly robust gain that suggests that many companies remain confident enough to keep hiring...

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