“As lieutenant governor, I had this joy, truly joy, of traveling throughout the state,” Foley said Monday afternoon at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Executive Club in downtown Lincoln. “Going to every kind of adventure you could think of, from the Burwell Rodeo to every town’s chicken dinner or beef dinner, whatever it was, if I got the invitation, I was there. And you really get the feel for what Nebraska is all about. We have such good people here.” After serving eight years as lieutenant governor under Pete...

Mama June Shannon is facing the music when it comes to the money missing from her daughter Alana 'Honey Boo Boo' Thompson ’s Coogan account. On the April 12 episode of , Lauryn "Pumpkin" Shannon and Alana, 18, planned to confront their mother about the $35,000 missing from the account. Alana referred to her big sister as her “lawyer” as they prepped for Mama June’s arrival. "It's not about just sticking it to Mama, it's also about her doing the right thing for Alana,” Lauryn, 24, explained. “Alana is the...

Spokane police arrested three more people suspected in a daylight downtown robbery where the assailants pepper sprayed the victims. Four people were initially arrested after using a pepper spray March 26 in the area of 200 N. Wall St. A man and a woman said they were sitting in their car when they were attacked, according to a Spokane police news release. Three more people were arrested on Wednesday. The suspects, Rashaud Lightner, 26; Jaeshon Farmer, 18; and Chase Wilson, 23, were booked into the Spokane County Jail on suspicion...

in the market should feel empowered to do so at any age and set aside apprehensions about it being too late to do so, a wealth management expert says. "You manage money, you invest money to mortality. It's just never too late," Wealth Enhancement Group Senior Vice President Nicole Webb said in an appearance on FOX Business Network's "Making Money With Charles Payne" Thursday. Webb noted one of the simplest ways to invest is by looking to improve the yield on savings given the federal funds rate. The benchmark interest...

The amount of money that Shohei Ohtani’s longtime interpreter Ippei Mizuhara misappropriated from the Dodgers slugger is allegedly much more significantly than previously realized. Mizuhara has been charged with bank fraud by federal investigators after allegedly transferring over $16 million from Ohtani’s bank account to fund his illegal gambling, U.S. Attorney Martin Estrada announced Thursday. It had previously been alleged that Mizuhara siphoned $4.5 million from Ohtani to cover gambling debts. “At this point Mr.