Family Dollar to pay $63 million to settle allegations that it routinely overcharged customers

Family Dollar will pay $63 million to settle state and federal allegations that it routinely charged customers more at the register than the prices displayed on its shelves or on its website and mobile app

November 13, 2026Updated: November 13, 2026

By DEE-ANN DURBIN

Regional

Cedar Catholic coach returns to sidelines weeks after brain cancer diagnosis as Trojans chase history

Hartington coach returns to sidelines weeks after brain cancer diagnosis as Trojans chase history

Norfolk veteran reflects on Hometown Heroes banners along Benjamin Avenue

Woodland Park students suited up with free helmets in 2026 Small Towns Matter Award

Two drivers critically injured in fiery head-on crash in Pierce County

State

After fights and vandalism, Valentine adds rules and supervision at the Old Gym

Family Dollar to pay $63 million to settle allegations that it routinely overcharged customers

Regional

Cedar Catholic coach returns to sidelines weeks after brain cancer diagnosis as Trojans chase history

Norfolk veteran reflects on Hometown Heroes banners along Benjamin Avenue

Woodland Park students suited up with free helmets in 2026 Small Towns Matter Award

Two drivers critically injured in fiery head-on crash in Pierce County

State

After fights and vandalism, Valentine adds rules and supervision at the Old Gym

Water, sewer and electricity rates increasing in Valentine

One Day for UNK kicks off, aiming to build on last year's record

Where will Valentine’s next well go? Council approves test drilling bid

‘Best cat ever’: Commission approves project honoring Cameron, Nebraska’s ‘Capitol Cat’

$32 million in additional funding proposed for UNL agriculture research facility

Sports

Huskers clinch Big Ten regular season title with sweep of Illinois

Adams Central Flips 2-7 Season Into State Semifinal Run

Previewing the 125th matchup between Doane and Hastings with Hastings head coach Matt Franzen

Youth basketball tips off in Sidney

Huskers roll by Lindenwood to improve to 3-0

Husker Baseball Pledge Kowen Rader, Five Other Patriots Sign Letter of Intent

Ag & Outdoor

Pillen issues executive orders pausing diesel tax, increasing grain and livestock hauling weight limits

Nebraska's congressional delegation critical of Trump plan to lower beef prices

Outdoor notes: Birding Bowl inspires generous next step

Outdoor notes: Tips for enjoying water safely this summer

Outdoor notes: Rare lake sturgeon made 681-mile swim

Outdoor notes: Low water affecting Nebraska boaters this summer