Posted: 7:03 AM The Sarpy County attorney has dismissed charges filed against a Bellevue police officer after his cruiser collided with two vehicles on an icy road.

Posted: 7:00 AM Lawmakers are slated to vote again on a failed attempt to repeal a Nebraska city sales tax law.

Posted: 6:56 AM A principal in southeast Nebraska spent part of the day on the school's roof to reward students for their good test scores.

Posted: 6:53 AM A proposal to increase mental health services for children throughout Nebraska has won first-round approval from lawmakers.

Posted: 6:49 AM Authorities say that just five days after 37-year-old Daniel Cano left prison after serving time for drunken driving, he was caught driving drunk again.

Posted: 6:47 AM A firefighter and a house occupant have been treated for injuries after a fire that gutted the house in northeast Nebraska.

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?

Posted: 3:42 PM The organizers of a concert held last summer at Lincoln's Haymarket Park are suing a Lincoln-based minor league baseball team, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and its baseball stadium for fraud and breach of contract.

Posted: 3:18 PM Mayor Chris Beutler today announced the winners of the annual water conservation poster contest.

Posted: 11:19 AM A 42-year-old accused of three child sex assault charges appeared in Lancaster County Court Thursday morning.

Posted: 6:53 AM Crowdfunding has become a popular way for anyone to invest in a business startup over the Internet, but experts say the trend is not without its perils.

Posted: 6:38 AM BNSF Railway and ADM have settled a lawsuit filed over injuries suffered by a railroad conductor during a Lincoln accident in 2008.

Posted: 6:35 AM Omaha authorities say a little girl who fell out a second-story window is expected to survive her injuries.

Updated: 7:48 AM The Stuhr Museum Foundation hopes to raise $7 million for renovations.

Posted: 7:45 PM The Grand Island City Council had a busy Tuesday meeting, approving two multi-million dollar sewer projects and a grant that could fund new police hires.

Updated: 7:48 PM The Federal Reserve says farm income growth slowed across the Plains and western states in the first quarter as costs increased and the drought lingered.

Posted: 3:28 PM Formal charges are expected to be filed Wednesday afternoon against two University of Colorado football players who allegedly knocked a man unconscious in a weekend brawl.

Posted: 12:33 PM he City Parks and Recreation Department’s maintenance staff will continue to monitor and address park areas that have been infested with dandelions as a result of 2012 drought conditions.

Posted: 9:36 AM A 29-year-old east-central Nebraska man has been ruled mentally incompetent to stand trial on allegations that he molested his 8-year-old niece.

Updated: 5:25 PM Supporters of a bill to expand Medicaid are planning a rally at the Nebraska Capitol.

Posted: 6:49 AM Voters in Wayne County have recalled District 1 Commissioner Kelvin Wurdeman from office.

Updated: 9:10 AM Warren Buffett's company is expected to file a quarterly update on its U.S. stock portfolio on Wednesday afternoon. Berkshire Hathaway's investments are always watched closely because many people try to copy Buffett's moves.

Updated: 5:50 AM An Omaha man has been sentenced to six years in federal prison for receiving and distributing child pornography. U.S. Attorney Deb Gilg says 47-year-old Michael Abraham was sentenced Monday. Abraham must also register as a sex offender and remained under supervised release for seven years after his release.

Updated: 9:10 AM Omaha voters have elected the city's first female mayor. Councilwoman Jean Stothert on Tuesday received 58 percent of votes to beat incumbent Mayor Jim Suttle, who received 41 percent.

Updated: 9:18 PM Nebraska lawmakers have voted to expand eligibility on a grant program so that more Native American tribes might benefit. Sen. Colby Coash of Lincoln said Tuesday that the measure would allow more tribes to make use of the money, which has already been approved. Lawmakers set aside $25,000 in 2009, but only $3,000 has been spent.