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We know families have many questions about going back to school during the coronavirus pandemic. We’re starting a new daily segment on 10/11 NOW at 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. called “Back to School FAQ” where we find and share the answers to your frequently asked questions.

A first of its kind facility is getting the go-ahead from the city council.

10/11 NOW spoke with the owners of two local businesses who say the last few months have been very challenging and things have been quiet. Now like many others, they're hoping for some kind of football, whether it's with fans or not.

LPS officials outline bus safety for the school year.

"Students are happy to be back and to see each other but it's also mixed with new things to keep people healthy," Frankie Rose, Vice President for Academic Administration said.

Each day will be a little bit warmer than the day before Tuesday through Friday. It will also be humid with periodic chances of rain.

Lincoln Public Schools and Lincoln Education Association jointly announced on Monday that adjustments have been made to the first week of school schedule for remote learners.

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost delivers a passionate message on the Huskers wanting to play football in 2020.

Lincoln Police were notified on Monday by the United States Census that representatives will be going to door to door to gather census information for those who have not responded online or by mail.

Gov. Ricketts along with representatives from the state and independent colleges talk reopening for fall semester.

Sen. Ben Sasse sent a letter to the Big Ten Monday, asking for the college football season not to be cancelled.

NSP said a drunk driver in Merrick County lost control of a vehicle and ended up in a creek.

We’re starting a new daily segment on 10/11 NOW at 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. called “Back to School FAQ” where we find and share the answers to your frequently asked questions.

Strong winds knocked out power for 2,500 people in Lincoln Monday morning. As of 10 a.m. that number is down to 1,500.

UNK expects about 1,375 students to move into residence halls by Aug. 23, the day before the fall semester begins.

Lincoln Police said the suspect displayed a knife before taking off with an undisclosed amount of cash.

It's a group of eight retired firefighters, police officers, postal workers, truck drivers, farmers and veterans.

Lincoln parents protest in-person learning for LPS schools

Multiple reports are indicating the Big Ten will cancel its fall sports schedule.

Book drive provides local kids in foster care with books, backpacks

Weather permitting, a chip seal project will begin Aug. 10 on Nebraska Highway 41, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation.

Kids in Lincoln were able to get free haircuts and backpacks packed with school supplies at Sunday’s Eighth Annual Back-to-School Event.

Cooler, more comfortable weather expected for Monday.

Here are the details on all COVID-19 cases we’ve been made aware of in Nebraska on Sunday.

Grand Island Public Schools has announced that more GISH staff members and student athletes will quarantine after a employee in the football department has tested positive for COVID-19.

The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for Lincoln from noon to 8 p.m. Sunday.

Very hot and very humid again on Sunday with variable clouds and chances for rain early in the day and again late Sunday evening.

Weather permitting, Phase 2 work will begin Aug. 10 on Interstate 80 at the North 27th Street Interchange, Reference Post 403.75, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation.

A police presence forced the closure of Madsen’s Billiards and Bowling on Saturday.

A strange crash in southwest Omaha caused extensive damage to a man’s truck and a lot of head-scratching.