Posted: 7:43 AM A program that helps teens is getting some help itself.

Posted: 7:46 AM A princess for a night, complete with a tiara, magic wand and dresses. It's Miss Star City's way of giving back and inspiring young girls in Lincoln.

Updated: 9:27 AM The Primary Election is almost here. Are you registered to vote?

Posted: 7:40 AM Community Youth Council members say they know how great Pier Park can be despite its role in a major gang bust in 2010.

Posted: 7:40 AM About two years after major flooding and dam failures impacted Central Nebraska, a community is still trying to restore their attraction.

Posted: 7:38 AM If the story of Tyson Zimmer, the 7-year-old boy battling brain cancer, touched your heart like it has ours, you can help him and his family. Tyson's bracelets are now available in Grand Island and there will be a fundraiser for him later this month.

Posted: 7:39 AM Gail donated her organs and could save as many as sixty people in need of a transplant. That gift is a blessing for many, but stems from a tragedy for Rodney and his seven-year-old son, Joe.

Updated: 11:01 AM The 2012 Heart Walk went off with a bang. 10/11 Cares was happy to be a part of it.

Updated: 8:11 AM 10/11's Bill Steckis held his 13th annual free baseball clinic for hundreds of children.

Updated: 11:43 AM Tyson Zimmer's life has changed in just a week.

Posted: 4:56 AM Artwork will raise $40,000

Posted: 5:26 AM Students at the University of Nebraska-Kearney are taking advantage of a new opportunity on campus-- the first of its kind on any college campus in the state.

Posted: 6:42 AM The 10/11 station garden, known as Brad's Garden, has been tilled, and the plants have been bought. Let the growing season begin!

Updated: 11:47 AM His struggle to stay alive caught our attention, but it's Tyson Zimmer's passion for life that stole our hearts. His dreams keep coming true, he's going to meet Jason Aldean in concert, take a trip to Disney World, and Tuesday night he got a big Husker surprise.

Posted: 5:29 AM Our military heroes often have trouble transitioning once they're finished with serving their country.

Updated: 9:26 AM American Heart Association's request to co-chair becomes personal.

Posted: 4:45 AM One Central Nebraska family is getting the word out about autism. They hosted "Racing Against Autism," a series of four horses at Grand Island's Fonner Park Sunday.

Posted: 4:39 AM Nineteen Nebraska banks are planning to provide 1,425 seedlings to community groups and customers this year to encourage tree planting.

Posted: 4:37 AM Kathryn Slattery of Lincoln is a true survivor.

Posted: 4:40 AM More then 2,500 UNL students gave back to the community Saturday as part of the 7th annual Big Event.

Updated: 3:09 PM A Norfolk hospital continues to rely on a temporary emergency department set up after last weekend's storms flooded part of the facility.

Posted: 4:36 AM The People's City Mission collected around five thousand pairs of shoes for its annual 'One Day without Shoes' event.

Updated: 9:47 AM Beginning Monday, April 23, City Parking Services will begin using a device called a “boot” to immobilize vehicles with multiple unpaid citations.

Posted: 5:43 AM April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. One Lincoln organization is trying something new to draw attention to the issue. Dozens gathered today at the Child Advocacy Center near 50th and Garland streets to participate in the event.

Updated: 5:56 PM Nebraska Gov. Dave Heineman says lawmakers sent mixed signals during this year's session, approving a slimmed-down version of his tax cut package but enacting other measures that could end up costing taxpayers.