Have extra towels? They help Nebraska Wildlife Rehab care for the animals during their stay, and they need more.
- Aaron Sanderford World-Herald Managing Editor
Omaha police announced two arrests of Iowa teens Friday from what it called "an aggressive street takeover" in June.
- Marjie Ducey World-Herald Staff Writer
Elkhorn-area resident Nicholas Sakis has been cited for eight counts of animal cruelty and two counts related to sanitary conditions, officials said.
- Nancy Gaarder Special to The World-Herald
Sharon Olson, a prolific, behind-the-scenes neighborhood advocate, died Sunday at 83. She was a lifelong resident of the Minne Lusa area.
- TODD VON KAMPEN
Commissioners will mull a data center moratorium for the third time Monday, while Planning Commission members Tuesday will take up a possible loophold and review longer-term controls.
- Grace Lewis World-Herald Staff Writer
Omaha police have found the elderly man they had asked the public to help them locate.
- Joseph Ciembroniewicz World-Herald Staff Photographer
Children enrolled in Completely KIDS summer programming participate in an America 250 celebration hosted by Completely KIDS and five local Kiwanis Clubs.
Two months after Nebraska Democrats chose her as their U.S. Senate candidate, Cindy Burbank is still in the race.
Though the Historic Saddle Club on the western edge of Scottsbluff retains a long and storied tradition among the community’s horsepeople, the scope of its activities has dwindled over the decades, leaving it as an unknown area to many residents.
A 10-year-old boy died Friday from injuries sustained in a west Omaha car accident that police believe was caused by drunken driving, the Omaha Police Department said.
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North Platte NRD shared the latest on groundwater levels, drought conditions and ways residents can reduce water use.
Swimmers at Cottonmill Lake should shower after swimming and wash hands before eating because E. coli bacteria has been detected there.
Sumner Saddle Club's 75th annual rodeo topped off the town's annual Fourth of July celebration. There were old cars, a street dance, music, cow pie bingo and, of course, fireworks.
It was a hot afternoon and evening on July Fourth, but that didn't stop people from celebrating the 250th anniversary of the nation's independence.
Check out images from Buffalo County's America 250 celebration Saturday.
Have extra towels? They help Nebraska Wildlife Rehab care for the animals during their stay, and they need more.
Omaha police announced two arrests of Iowa teens Friday from what it called "an aggressive street takeover" in June.
Elkhorn-area resident Nicholas Sakis has been cited for eight counts of animal cruelty and two counts related to sanitary conditions, officials said.
Sharon Olson, a prolific, behind-the-scenes neighborhood advocate, died Sunday at 83. She was a lifelong resident of the Minne Lusa area.
The Arizona man pleaded guilty to violating fire restrictions and unlawfully using federal land as a residence, court records show.
Another White House renovation project is ramping up as President Donald Trump extends his makeover of the presidential residence to the columns outside the main entrance.
The Senate will return Monday for a four-week work period with one of the most influential voices — Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., — still absent with undisclosed health problems.
Trump said on Friday he would not sign a bipartisan housing affordability bill that he had called "a big yawn," but the measure can become law without his signature.
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The federal Department of Justice is seeking to ask Paul and Linda Younes and their daughter about government loans they obtained to help their businesses retain employees during the COVID pandemic.
From crime scene investigations to K-9 demonstrations, students got a hands-on look at policing with the Kearney Police Department.
A grant from the Nebraska Office of Highway Safety is helping KPD to increase staffing during the celebration, Capt. Kevin Thompson said.
In one case, YRTC staff knew of sex abuse allegations as early as spring 2025. The alleged teen victim was kept in isolation with no therapy for six months.
Austin Ahlman, a nonpartisan in Nebraska’s 1st Congressional District race, says he has enough signatures to join the November ballot by petition.
"From my perspective, everybody wants an efficient government. I hope every Nebraskan shares in that. But efficiency doesn't mean cutting."
The Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution held a public reading of the Declaration of Independence at the State Capitol commemorating the document's first reading in 250 years ago.
Gov. Jim Pillen wants more cuts from state agencies after two years of Nebraska lawmakers addressing massive budget gaps. They expect another in 2027.