Updated: 10:46 PM Boy Scouts hold a public forum to answer questions and concerns from parents.

Updated: 6:27 PM Boy Scout leaders address parents’ concerns head on.

Updated: 2:48 PM Cooper station is cited for a failed operator test.

Updated: 2:42 PM A teen is convicted in the murder of a good Samaritan.

Updated: 2:40 PM Fifty-six-year-old David City man killed in two-vehicle collision.

Updated: 6:45 AM U.S. Senator Chuck Hagel said Friday’s passage of a bill that creates a separate offense for harming or killing an unborn child protects the most vulnerable in society.

Updated: 6:42 AM People who repeatedly file claims with a national flood insurance program would either have to flood-proof their property or move under a bill to be introduced by Nebraska's senior U.S. senator.

Updated: 6:42 AM Douglas County Attorney Stu Dornan said prosecutors will seek manslaughter charges against a Carter Lake man in connection with a weekend police chase that killed three people.

Updated: 9:11 PM A proposal to bring casino gambling to Nebraska is getting new life in the state legislature.

Updated: 7:02 PM Brownie Troop 081 donates 13 cases of cookies to Nebraska National Guard troops in Kosovo, Iraq, and Kuwait.

Updated: 5:43 PM Lawmakers passed a bill Thursday that's sparked hours of debate this session. It no longer requires schools to hand out information on how students can have an abortion without parental consent.

Updated: 2:48 PM Federal aid to help Nebraska HIV, AIDS programs.

Updated: 2:38 PM Family-run meth lab results in charges against five.

Posted: 2:34 PM UNMC using gene therapy in study of cystic fibrosis.

Updated: 7:07 AM Owners of a hydroponic tomato growing plant in O'Neill are seeking more than $2 million in damages from the man who founded the operation and helped manage it.

Updated: 7:06 AM Omaha Archbishop Elden Curtiss has intervened to deny a retreat site for Call to Action Nebraska, a group that advocates allowing women as priests and priests to marry in the Roman Catholic Church.

Updated: 7:04 AM State Senator Curt Bromm won't comment, but other candidates in the First District Congressional race say a DUI conviction should not preclude Republican Greg Ruehle from running.

Updated: 10:17 AM Some consumer savvy types have been perusing alternatives to saving money at the pumps.

Updated: 10:11 PM Possible state funding for the Nebraska State Fair is sparking heated debate in the Nebraska Legislature.

Updated: 6:39 PM An overnight fire destroys the town's only grocery store.

Updated: 10:23 AM Sally Gordon turns 95 Friday and has no intention of retiring.

Updated: 4:00 PM U.S. Supreme Court hears the case about the words "under god."

Updated: 3:00 PM Man who imprisoned wife was sentenced to prison.

Updated: 2:58 PM Planetary alignment makes for rare viewing.

Updated: 2:57 PM Outdoor specialty store Cabela's files for IPO.