Updated: 10:49 PM In Seward County it wasn't just marble size hail that had authorities concerned. Officials said rotation was spotted in the clouds, but no funnel clouds formed.

Updated: 7:47 PM The West Haymarket Group is proposing a new arena, convention center and sports park on the west side of The Haymarket.

Updated: 9:42 AM Lawn Maintenance companies are looking to drum up business but before you sign their contracts, here are some tips you should know.

Updated: 10:34 AM Governor Heineman says he will run for governor in 2006 election.

Updated: 10:04 AM A new golf course could mean more revenue for Lincoln but neighbors of the site say it will cause more harm than good...

Updated: 5:17 PM Lincoln city council candidate discuss neighborhoods at a forum Sunday.

Updated: 5:39 PM Lincoln East student Brady Beran is back in school and thanking the community for their support after a football accident that left him hospitalized.

Updated: 9:00 AM A developing story Friday in the town of Friend. A student was removed from the High School Friday at the end of class by law enforcement officials. His removal was the result of an incident that happened earlier this week.

Updated: 7:44 PM The city of Lincoln and Lancaster County gave their first quarter funds to the State Fair board, who is wasting no time in starting restorations.

Updated: 7:30 AM Gov. Heineman and Sec. of Ag. Mike Johanns had correspondence with Taiwanese officials.

Posted: 7:29 AM A 36-wind turbine facility will be located six miles south of Ainsworth.

Updated: 7:35 PM Two Nebraska cities are competing. Each hoping to pin down the state wrestling tournament.

Updated: 7:00 AM Bill would allow community colleges to levy from local property taxes, if state fails to provide required aid.

Updated: 6:58 AM Putting aside $8 million to pay for upgrades to the state's distance learning system did not find favor Wednesday in the Legislature.

Updated: 6:40 PM A young man's unexpected death is shaking up an entire Sudanese community in Lincoln.

Updated: 5:58 PM Student enrollment at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has dropped by 767 students from the fall of 2003. That decline means less tuition money and the possibility Chancellor Harvey Perlman may have to cut the budget next year.

Updated: 2:08 PM The number of online tax return filings is increasing every year.

Updated: 2:04 PM Michael McGuire is given up to 80 years in prison for escaping from the Tecumseh prison last year.

Updated: 2:01 PM Lawmakers move forward a bill that would study the needs of distance learning in Nebraska. However, they do not approve putting aside money now to pay for the recommendations.

Updated: 10:36 PM A deadly accident in Kansas kills three, including a father and son from Geneva, Nebraska. It all happened yesterday on Interstate 35 South of Haysville. Eyewitnesses say a pick-up was going the wrong way for miles before hitting the car carrying Craig Wilkins, his wife and two sons.

Updated: 7:25 PM Voters headed to the polls to cast their vote, even if it's "just" the primaries.

Updated: 7:22 PM Police say they now know how a homeless man was killed near downtown Lincoln

Updated: 7:01 AM Kansas man was driving north in a southbound lane when he struck an oncoming vehicle.

Updated: 7:00 AM About 80 percent of fatalities in work zones are drivers and passengers.

Updated: 6:59 AM About a dozen people are left without jobs and without their last five weeks of pay since their employer filed for bankruptcy.