Posted: 11:16 AM The race for the Republican Senate nomination continues to get more expensive.

Posted: 11:12 AM Missouri's attorney general Jay Nixon plans to go to court to stop a man-made spring rise on the Missouri River.

Updated: 10:14 PM The U.S. Department of Justice says a woman is raped every two minutes in the United States. Lincoln Police say there isn't one weekend that goes by without a reported rape case.

Posted: 9:17 AM Negotiators reached an agreement on Kansas marriage age bill.

Posted: 9:17 AM American Indian reservations are getting air ambulances.

Updated: 9:22 AM The news of two murder arrests quickly spread through the town of Murdock and some are feeling a sense of relief. On one hand, the suspected killers are behind bars and on the other, the suspects are family members and many in the community know them.

Posted: 10:53 AM Outlook for ethanol industry bright despite Bush's proposal.

Updated: 9:55 PM Psychologist Roger Lott from UNL's Center On Children, Families, and the Law say it's pretty uncommon for a woman to be the sexual predator. In fact, he says usually less than 10% of the cases reported are women.

Posted: 11:05 AM Farmers make progress in fields with dry weather.

Posted: 11:04 AM Hergert's attorneys ask court to dismiss articles of impeachment.

Updated: 10:38 PM Employees at pawn shops say more and more people are pawning their possessions as gas prices climb higher and higher.

Updated: 10:17 PM A four-month-old Lincoln baby, born with a rare and fatal liver disease called Biliary Atresia, needs a transplant.

Posted: 7:43 AM A bill of rights and a state watchdog monitor working conditions in the meatpacking industry.

Posted: 7:42 AM Lincoln veterinarian enjoys making "house calls" to the zoo.

Posted: 7:42 AM Columbus dance teacher looks back on 40 years of instructing.

Updated: 6:41 PM While investigators search for an answer, friends and family are remembering the couple that lost their lives.

Posted: 2:35 PM Saturday is the 36th anniversary of Earth Day!

Updated: 8:50 PM Farm Bureau leaders says they support Heineman's effort to relieve the tax burden on agriculture and his plan to expand Nebraska's Ag markets around the world.

Updated: 8:16 AM Fire crews called to a morning fire at 68th and Adams Streets.

Updated: 8:20 AM Health and Human Services warns mumps patients to stay out of contact with others.

Posted: 6:19 AM Watchdog group assails campaign spending for university panel.

Updated: 8:26 AM The Stock murder and other stories of violent crimes in rural areas have many people living in the country more concerned about their safety.

Posted: 6:25 AM Cleanup from the latest round of tornadoes in Gage County is all but over.

Updated: 6:24 AM There were 340 violations found in surprise truck inspections in Lincoln.

Updated: 10:12 PM The amount of money you pay in property taxes may go up this year. The Lancaster County Assessor's office is revaluing all real estate property. The more value your home has, the more you might pay in property tax.