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Tuskegee Airmen Visit SAC Museum

Updated: 7:32 PM Men with the historic Tuskegee Airmen revisit their war days at the SAC Museum.

Updated: 1:03 AM Graphic testimony from Diana C. Molina had some jurors on the edge of their seats. Her husband is accused of beating to death their two-year-old daughter.

Updated: 7:05 PM The Regional Center in Hastings is expanding.

Updated: 6:59 PM J.B. Milliken takes his first steps on Kearney's campus as system president.

Updated: 4:54 PM Minnesota officials link five E. coli cases to ground sirloin.

Updated: 10:38 AM Lancaster County Board denies Keno funds for Planned Parenthood

Updated: 6:58 AM Repair or replace the Hallam Auditorium?

Updated: 6:41 AM Human count in Nebraska remains at one.

Updated: 6:40 AM 295th Ordnance Co. called to active duty overseas.

Updated: 5:00 AM The Defense cross-examines the wife of Germai Molina. He's charged with beating to death his two year-old daughter.

Updated: 5:07 PM Grand Island agrees to treat lakes with pollution.

Updated: 2:42 PM Texas official wants compact's low-level radioactive waste.

Updated: 2:34 PM Health Department to test Grand Island children for lead.

Updated: 2:31 PM Teen admits to causing accident that killed two friends.

Updated: 6:56 AM Rains last month help lake's water levels.

Updated: 10:25 PM It will go on the ballot.

Updated: 6:57 PM Opening arguments were heard in the case of Germai Molina. He's charged in the beating death of his daughter.

Updated: 5:27 PM Tri-City Arena was up for auction but no one bid.

Updated: 5:07 PM Financial institutions on the east coast have been named as possible targets for terrorist attacks. Find out what that means for banks here in Nebraska.

Updated: 3:03 PM Oct. 18 trial date set to determine Vela mental status.

Updated: 3:01 PM Medical technology strengthening rape cases.

Updated: 2:59 PM Chadron man dies from injuries in earlier accident.

Updated: 11:08 AM The federal government is warning of possible al-Qaida terrorist attacks against financial institutions in New York City, Washington D.C., and Newark, NJ.

Updated: 9:13 AM Get out your wigs, heavy face make-up and red noses. It's national clown week. The clowns have all kinds of different events planned this week for you and your family.