At Lincoln Memorial Cemetery dozens of people came together to pay their respects to Larry Zich, a young man who died when a helicopter he was riding in went down in Vietnam.
The Nebraska Athletic Department announced country music hitmaker Scotty McCreery will perform at the Aug. 30 Volleyball Day in Nebraska event in Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) Carrier Enforcement Investigator Kris Hunzeker has captured first place honors for the third time in the Nebraska Inspector Championships.
The rinse and repeat weather pattern we’ve had the last couple of days will continue as we head into the start of a new week. No severe weather is expected but some storms may be strong.
Nebraska Task Force One practiced rescue efforts for structural collapse emergencies this week. The training is only done about once every five years. The team staged a collapsed parking garage as their final training segment.
Boy Scout Troop 64 collected metal for a good cause on Saturday. The project is helping one scout work towards his goals, while also feeding his peers.
The deja-vu weather pattern will continue for the end of the weekend. It’ll be warm with the chance for scattered afternoon pop-up showers and thunderstorms.
According to juvenile court filings, LPD and Lincoln Fire & Rescue responded to a call for an unresponsive child at Sunset Inn and Suites at Northwest 12th and West Adams Street.
The state’s largest farm organization, as well as members of Nebraska’s congressional delegation, are cheering actions taken by the Biden administration to challenge Mexico’s ban on genetically modified white corn.
A combined effort of several law enforcement agencies resulted in the arrest of a Lexington man following multiple pursuits in western Nebraska Friday.
National Cancer Survivors Day is Sunday. Bryan Health is honoring cancer survivors and raising funds for cancer support programs by placing ribbons on survivor trees at both of its hospitals in Lincoln.
From the first few weeks to the very last day, the Nebraska Legislature was stalled for hours during filibusters on contentious issues. The slow down had many wondering how much senators could accomplish.
Members of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln community will have the opportunity to meet the priority candidate for chancellor, Rodney Bennett, Ed.D., during a series of open forums beginning Monday.
Governor Pillen signed LB 298 into law on Thursday, which includes language to help prevent discrimination against students based on natural hair, protective hairstyle, tribal regalia or headdress.
The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services issued a health alert on Friday for Harmful Algal Blooms, also known as toxic blue-green algae, at Pawnee Lake in Lancaster County.