A Highland man is facing criminal charges after allegedly asking a masseuse for a sexual favor and stealing her phone when ...

The status quo is failing to meet urgent priorities It’s disappointing, but not surprising, that the Daily Camera endorsed City Council incumbents Lauren Folkerts and Nicole Speer, two leaders who ...

It remains to be seen if cash will rule everything around the Boulder City Council election on Nov. 4, but it’s clear that ...

Nazi war criminal Albert Speer – who escaped death by claiming he did not know of Hitler’s atrocities – was at the heart of the Holocaust, a book claims. A self-professed “good Nazi”, Speer convinced ...

I am excited to learn about all the new-to-me communities and meet the coaches, athletes and community members that drive high school athletics across Eastern Nebraska.

New residential buildings have become a fixture along Speer Boulevard north of downtown in recent years. An Aspen firm wants to join in on the fun. Pagewest, a private investment firm, filed plans ...

Private companies are buying the consumer debt of Virginians at a fraction of the loan amount, and then suing them to try to recover it and a new analysis found the lawsuits frequently go unchallenged ...

In “Speer Goes to Hollywood,” the Nazi tries to get a film about his life made, without admitting his own guilt. (JTA) — Historical memory, now and forever, is an extraordinarily messy thing. Most ...

MATTOON -- Local businessman and founder of Rural King Supply stores, James “Kermit” Speer, 91, of Port Orange, Florida, passed away at 7:10 a.m. January 13, 2015 in Mattoon, Illinois. He was born ...

In 2010, the president of FIFA, Sepp Blatter, announced that his organization had selected Qatar, a tiny, wealthy emirate on the Persian Gulf with a little more than two million inhabitants, to host ...

The screenwriter who worked with Speer to adapt his story into a film alleges that the documentary’s director distorted his conversations with Speer in ways that create the impression that he was also ...

The book was a worn, thick burgundy paperback, spine splintered in three parts, tiny print crammed on its pages. I read it in the bedroom downstairs, our family dumping ground of books and newspapers, ...