Posted: 6:11 AM Nebraska lawmakers are forging ahead slowly this year with the state budget, a new school funding formula, and an overhaul of juvenile services, but some of the most contentious priorities will likely have to wait.

Updated: 9:45 PM As police continue to investigate the Friday morning stabbing incident that sent both the victim and the suspect to the hospital, those who know both Mirna Medina-Colocho and Aslin Nabarro say they can't believe what happened.

Updated: 10:35 PM Volunteers filled trucks full of unwanted clothes and household items.

Updated: 11:58 PM Schools have changed a lot since you were probably in kindergarten. Children haven't changed, but the curriculum has.

Posted: 1:21 PM Fallbrook went to the dogs Saturday. It's the annual Tails 'n Trails pet walk.

Posted: 7:04 PM 10/11 has issued a Severe Weather Alert Day for Saturday and Sunday due to the potential for severe thunderstorms including the possibility of damaging winds, large hail, and tornadoes.

Updated: 2:14 PM For those at Relay for Life in Seward, the event meant more than simply putting an end to cancer. Hundreds gathered to raise funds and awareness for cancer research.

Posted: 7:04 PM There are some very "forward-thinking" programs at the Regional Center in Hastings that continually receive great reviews from judges around Nebraska. One of the regional center supervisors is getting her point across with the young men receiving treatment for chemical dependency.

Updated: 9:25 PM Word spread throughout Kearney this week that its downtown may be getting parking meters soon, but local leaders said those are simply rumors.

Updated: 10:39 PM The students held a fundraiser for their beloved teacher Dayna Buss, who passed away in November.

Updated: 6:24 PM A victim and suspect were taken to the hospital following a stabbing in the parking lot at St. Mary's Cathedral in Grand Island on Friday morning.

Updated: 10:29 PM A woman who worked in the Nebraska Attorney General's Office is facing drug charges and has been fired from her position.

Updated: 8:02 AM Lewiston Consolidated School District Superintendent Rick Kentfield, who was cited for a DUI last month in Lancaster County, has been reprimanded by the school board.

Updated: 9:33 PM Police want to know who made off with items worth nearly $4,000 from Pro Roll-offs at 4001 Industrial Avenue.

Updated: 4:57 AM A traffic stop led to a 17-year-old getting arrested.

Updated: 5:28 AM Derek Arnst was a case worker at the Tecumseh State Correctional Institution. He was suspended without pay after the arrest, but he resigned Thursday, according to representatives from the correctional institution.

Updated: 6:15 AM Greg Greving says like many Nebraska farmers his planting season got off to a late start.

Updated: 6:29 AM A Nebraska Economist says the state has regained all of the jobs lost during the recession, but some states are still struggling to get back to prerecession levels.

Updated: 4:50 AM In the wake of the Newtown, Connecticut shooting, many parents have questioned the security of schools and daycare facilities.

Updated: 5:32 AM A proposal to repeal Nebraska's motorcycle helmet law will wait until next year.

Updated: 10:37 AM Well, thanks to some much needed spring showers, our lawns are looking pretty green right now... except for those bare spots. So, now we're in recovery mode. How can we get that turf back in shape?

Updated: 5:10 AM The Novartis plant in Lincoln began layoffs Thursday. Click in the story to read a statement from Novartis.

Updated: 4:16 PM After 24-hours of donating, "Give to Lincoln Day" raised over 2 million dollars for area charities.

Updated: 5:14 AM After record drought conditions last summer, Mayor Chris Beutler announced Thursday that the City’s water supply is 96 percent full, and he will not ask residents to follow the voluntary designated-day watering schedule at this time.

Updated: 3:22 PM According to the Seward County Sheriff's Department, 4-5 people in a pickup hauling a mobile home trailer are expected to live after the trailer overturned north of Seward.