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.
Posted: 6:22 AM For Jamie Bloom, a visit from Husker athletes Taylor Martinez and Lauren Cook, is an absolute dream come true.
Posted: 6:36 AM Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska wants to support the Special Olympics and encourage people to walk at work at the same time.
Posted: 5:49 AM Over 100 volunteers are needed to make GOTR-Nebraska's first statewide 5k a success. More than 1,300 girls, parents and coaches from across the state will be running on UNL's East Campus on Saturday, May 12th.
Posted: 5:33 AM Nebraska health officials are sponsoring a walk to recognize the challenges of minorities with mental health problems.
Posted: 5:13 AM Most high school seniors focus on graduation and college. But the senior class at one local school wants to add another goal to the list and they started with themselves.
Posted: 5:11 AM The Salvation Army in Omaha and University of Nebraska at Omaha students are joining forces to help feed the homeless.
Posted: 4:46 AM The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is seeking volunteers for a day of work at Branched Oak State Recreation Area northwest of Lincoln.
Posted: 4:39 AM Middle School teachers in Aurora have a fun way to bring history to life. Each spring for the past 6 years, they've led their students in a very popular project called 'People of Prominence.' Lance Schwartz was lucky enough to get a first-hand look at all of the action in Hamilton County.
Updated: 12:30 PM It might just be garbage to some people, but this month, one group says it's important to donate those aluminum cans instead.
Posted: 5:40 AM A national group of living historians soon will be meeting in eastern Nebraska.
Updated: 5:35 AM An Arizona woman will be artist-in-residence soon at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Great Plains Art Museum.
Posted: 5:08 AM "Wally the Waffle Bear" was excited and breakfast-eaters were delighted to wake up from a stormy night to steaming waffles, served up at Tiffany Square Senior Center to benefit Grand Island students who are homeless or living in disrupted family situations.
Posted: 4:57 AM The Great Nebraska Trash-Off begins this month.
Posted: 5:03 AM The Grand Island Area Cancer Endowment held its "Race for GRACE" this morning. Runners sprinted through Grand Island's downtown area in ten kilometer and two-mile courses.
Posted: 5:00 AM Twenty members of the 2011 Nebraska football squad were named to the team.
Updated: 10:12 AM Husker icons tell Pius X students to stay away from drugs and alcohol at upcoming Prom.
Posted: 6:04 AM A catered dinner at billionaire investor Warren Buffett's childhood home in Omaha is up for auction on eBay to raise money for a girls' organization.
Posted: 7:10 AM While many families spent the Easter Holiday at a traditional egg hunt or at religious services, not everyone had family to spend the day with, or a meal to enjoy.
Posted: 7:13 AM Military children aren't normally the ones recognized for their service. But this month, organizations around Lincoln are planning special events to say thank you to them.
Posted: 7:11 AM Kids in India receive school supplies and backpacks.
Posted: 7:09 AM Mojo's Legacy donates smoothies to families in Lincoln.
