Posted: 4:56 PM Authorities have release the names of two women who were struck by a car while they were brawling on a street in northeast Omaha.

Posted: 11:28 AM Average retail gasoline prices in Lincoln have fallen 29.2 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.83/g Sunday, according to GasBuddy's daily survey of 146 gas outlets in Lincoln.

Posted: 9:22 PM Police in northeast Nebraska are investigating the death of a 51-year-old man as a homicide, but authorities aren't releasing many details.

Posted: 7:36 PM Authorities say that a U-turn proved deadly on Interstate 80 in Nebraska over the weekend.

Updated: 7:45 AM Memorial Day ceremonies happened all across Nebraska. Three of those ceremonies were in Lincoln. Members from all military branches were honored for their years of service.

Posted: 3:09 PM Cozad Superintendent John Grinde is retiring this summer after 41 years working in education. Grinde says he doesn't have big plans for retirement, but hopes to rehabilitate a 1903 Model A and reconnect with old friends.

Posted: 3:03 PM Powerful thunderstorms have damaged trees, downed power lines and knocked out power to thousands of people in the Omaha area.

Updated: 9:22 PM A new statue honoring a Navy dog handler from South Sioux City, Neb., was unveiled in his hometown on Memorial Day. The statue of John Douangdara and his dog, Bart, is part of a five-acre dog park that's named for Douangdara.

Posted: 4:49 AM The Nebraska Public Power District is reminding farmers to watch out for overhead electrical lines and other hazards as they work in their fields. The utility says farmers should make sure there is enough clearance between the top of their tractors and other equipment and electrical lines.

Updated: 5:29 AM Power crews are working to restore power in north-central Lincoln.

Posted: 8:12 PM Some spending bills are falling by the wayside as Nebraska lawmakers prepare to finish the legislative session next month.

Posted: 8:10 PM A special report by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Conservation and Survey Division shows that groundwater levels dropped last year in key spots.

Posted: 8:07 PM The Summer Grazing Tour will stop at four ranches in the southeastern Nebraska Sandhills next month. The ranches sit northwest of Burwell.

Posted: 8:04 PM A woman stabbed Saturday night later died of her injuries at Alegent Creighton University Medical Center. A suspect was arrested.

Posted: 8:01 PM A Navy dog handler from South Sioux City, Neb. will be honored on Memorial Day with a statue of him and his dog.

Updated: 10:52 PM Memorial Day weekend brings many Nebraskans to the lake. "It's kind of the weekend that everybody gets out for the first time so we get a lot of boats in the water," said Michael Bolinger with the Branched Oak Lake Marina.

Posted: 4:43 AM A notice issued in the western Nebraska town of Paxton telling people to boil their tap water before drinking it has been lifted.

Posted: 10:31 AM A Texas man has been charged in a federal indictment out of Nebraska of taking a person across state lines to engage in prostitution.

Posted: 9:17 AM Federal prosecutors say a 39-year-old Norfolk man has been indicted on five counts of child pornography.

Posted: 9:15 AM The Nebraska Humane Society is celebration the Memorial Day weekend by offering dogs and cats at deeply-discounted adoption fees.

Posted: 11:07 PM After a wrenching debate, local leaders of the Boy Scouts of America have voted to open their ranks to openly gay boys for the first time. In Lincoln some boy scout leaders are praising the decision.

Posted: 8:04 PM A group that opposes alcohol sales in Whiteclay is alleging that one of its beer store owners gave baseball bats and a stick to men who frequent the town, and told them to attack the protesters' encampment on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.

Posted: 11:45 AM Nebraska students showed improvement in this year's statewide writing proficiency test.

Posted: 7:08 AM Four Nebraska men have been charged in separate federal indictments of failing to register as sex offenders.

Posted: 6:54 AM A New York man had been indicted on federal charges, accused of assaulting and intimidating flight crew members on a flight from New York to Omaha last month.