Posted: 7:56 AM We're learning about a scam that reminds us all to only share personal information with someone we know well.

Updated: 6:23 PM It happened October 17, 2000. Gina Bos left Duggan's Pub after a night of playing music. No one has seen her since.

Updated: 5:14 AM As Colorado officials consider how marijuana should be taxed, sold and regulated, Nebraska law enforcement continue to deal with the drug finding it's way into the state.

Updated: 4:26 PM Investigators search for answers to a brutal murder more than eleven years later.

Updated: 4:13 PM One out of every 88 children is diagnosed with autism. With that in mind, Lincoln Senator Colby Coash is making a run at helping families cope with the diagnoses.

Updated: 4:21 PM February 18, 2012 marks 10/11's 60th Anniversary. This week we're celebrating by taking you on a journey through each decade.

Updated: 3:39 PM Wayne Brady, Jonathan Mangum, Cat Gray and Tiffany Coyne are the four people you see when you watch Let's Make a Deal. But it actually takes 125 people to make the show happen. Two of those people are from Nebraska.

Updated: 3:34 PM Improv Master and Announcer Jonathan Mangum talks about what it's really like on the set of Let's Make a Deal.

Updated: 3:37 PM Let's Make a Deal model Tiffany Coyne teaches Chad how to reveal a prize behind the curtain and keyboardist Cat Gray tries playing the Husker Fight Song.

Updated: 3:29 PM Vanna White tells 10/11's Chad Silber about another special talent she has and her stylist takes us inside her dressing room.

Updated: 4:10 PM This week watch exclusive interviews with US Senator Deb Fischer as she talks about how she's getting along so far and if she's keeping her promises to Nebraska voters.

Updated: 3:31 PM People who aren't from Nebraska sometimes have a stereotypical view of what the state is like. But when 10/11's Chad Silber posed the question, Let's Make a Deal host Wayne Brady painted a rather unusual picture. Hint: It involves elves, unicorns and Cornhuskers.

Updated: 3:27 PM In a 1-on-1 interview with Chad Silber, Pat Sajak shares what it's like working with Vanna White and some of their highlights during their 30 years on Wheel of Fortune.

Updated: 3:25 PM First News Nebraska Anchor Chad Silber and Senior Producer Amber Smith traveled to Los Angeles, California to show viewers what goes on Behind the Scenes of some of the shows you see on 10/11. While there, they toured some of LA's hot spots to give viewers back in Nebraska a taste of the entertainment mecca.

Updated: 3:14 PM It's the only unsolved murder in the history of the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office. The only case in the way of a perfect record

Updated: 2:52 PM The week of February 4th is Hollywood Week on First News Nebraska. FNN Anchor Chad Silber and Senior Producer Amber Smith traveled to Los Angeles, California to show viewers what goes on Behind the Scenes of some of the shows you see on 10/11.

Updated: 3:09 PM As the clock ticks down to kickoff on Super Bowl Sunday, the CBS Special Reports team has been planning their coverage for months.

Updated: 3:07 PM A year after UNL waged war with a bed bug infestation that affected dorms all over campus, University officials look back at what happened, the communication break down and how things changed to prevent a similar outbreak.

Updated: 3:04 PM The Keystone XL has become a passionate topic for many landowners along the proposed routes. In part two of this special report, landowners talk about their stances and how they think a compromise can be reached.

Updated: 3:00 PM In just a little more than two weeks, Governor Dave Heineman is expected to make his decision on the Keystone XL. As they await his decision, landowners along the new proposed route voiced their reasons for supporting and opposing the project.

Updated: 5:06 PM Many people across the globe believed the world would end Friday, December 21. We found one man who isn't buying into the hype, but is investing millions into a facility that will one day serve that purpose.

Updated: 5:27 PM You've heard the stories about inmates walking away from their work release jobs, trying to avoid going back to prison. We looked into the program and investigated how many people make it through, earning their way back into society, and how many walk away.

Posted: 4:48 AM It may be hard to believe, but there actually homeless people in Lincoln, living in tents.

Updated: 6:18 AM When a rural school closes, it has a lasting effect on the community. Many Nebraska towns know what it's like to lose the community cohesiveness and identity. But it doesn't have to end like that for all rural towns.

Updated: 6:19 AM At McCool Junction Public School, they know small rural school districts aren't inferior to their counterparts in bigger places.