We will round out the work week with a seasonally cooler temperatures and the chance for some mid morning to evening rain & storms. Some may be strong to severe along the southern border.
In a battered front-line town in Ukraine, it was one of the few places to go for safety. A shelter and depot for humanitarian aid, but this weekend a Russian bombing leveled the structure and killed several people.
When Alktra Farhan lived in Iraq, her religion put her life in danger. Now that she’s in Lincoln, Alktra is not afraid to share and celebrate the beliefs of many.
Omaha Police executing a search warrant at the home of the man shot dead following a high-speed chase over the weekend say they found a “hit list” at his residence.
A multi-agency effort led to the arrest of four men in Omaha and the recovery of thousands of dollars of electronics items stolen from Best Buy in Grand Island.
Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird announced her nomination and intent to appoint Peter Hind, of Lincoln, as the next Urban Development Director for the City of Lincoln Wednesday.
Transgender athletes at Norfolk Public Schools could be required to compete as their sex at birth, not their gender identity, following a decision Monday night.
A skeptical federal appeals court in California asked a lot of questions Tuesday about the decision to try then-U.S. Rep. Jeff Fortenberry in that state instead of Nebraska.
This summer you may have taken a trip downtown or to the Haymarket, and it’s hard to miss the changes taking place. It includes the revitalization of the Gold's Building, the starting steps of a new Haymarket high rise, and other large-scale projects in the works.
If you’re a customer at Union Bank & Trust, one of the largest banks in Nebraska based in Lincoln, there’s a chance some of your personal information was leaked in a recent data breach.
In the fight to bring high-speed internet access to rural parts of the state, the Nebraska Broadband Office, Nebraska NDOT, and other agencies held a public meeting Tuesday night to learn more about what people need.
There’s a need for health care workers across the US. A problem only exacerbated by the pandemic and our state is no exception. The Nebraska Center for Nursing is expecting by 2025 that a shortage for nurses will increase by nearly 5,000 workers.
The governing board of Southeast Community College is facing backlash from multiple Nebraska State Senators following a proposed levy increase that would raise rates to the maximum allowed under state law.
An 8-year-old Lincoln boy spent his summer collecting clothing donations and gave more than 1,400 pounds of clothes to the People’s City Mission on Tuesday.
Two people, Joesef Barraza, and Rachel Pageler, were arrested in connection with her death, yet no movement’s been made in the state’s case against them, with the last filings in Lancaster County court coming in January 2022 when the two were arrested.
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