See the number of dinosaur fossils found in Nebraska using data from the Paleobiology Database.
Four abortion advocates from Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota spoke Thursday about their abortions and why they think women and families need the option.
Crews responded to a fire at a row of town houses in the Belmont neighborhood around 9 p.m. on Wednesday night.
Lincoln Sen. Anna Wishart, a co-sponsor of the petition, said Nebraskans for Medical Marijuana has dozens of circulators across the state at July 4 celebrations working to gather the needed signatures.
Larry Thompson was sitting on his porch when he was shot. He was taken to the hospital, where he died. Seven shell casings were found at the shooting scene.
The permit renewal comes on the day AltEn’s 2017 permit was set to expire and more than a year after the ethanol plant was ordered to shut down for violating several state environmental regulations.
The investigation into the 20-year-old man started in May, when he began sending emails to district employees mentioning a specific administrator, according to police.
The state of Oklahoma made use of the death penalty for the first time in nearly seven years on Oct. 28, 2021, with the execution of John Marion Grant.
Officials said the chimney had fallen through the house after being struck by the tree. The debris landed on a man inside.
The $100 million project, dubbed Lake Mac Casino Resort & Racetrack, could not be built until the state completes a market study on whether the state can support more than six casinos.
Ryan Long will tack close to another decade onto his stint in Tecumseh after a judge sentenced him to prison for shooting his then-girlfriend during a Halloween-night fight in 2019.
The Omaha woman, who tested positive for PCP, was driving 94 mph in a 35 mph zone when she hit another vehicle, killing two people inside.
The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency is using a highly sensitive "next-generation" DNA sequencing test to help ID the unidentified remains of American service members killed in WWII and other wars.
For the first time in more than three years, Gene Leahy Mall in downtown Omaha will be open to the public this Friday.
Nearly 48 million Americans are expected to travel during the Fourth of July holiday, making it the second busiest Independence Day travel period since 2000.
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is inviting the public to participate in its annual summer turkey survey July 1-Aug. 31.
In the reverse auction, broadband companies can bid to deliver high-speed internet to certain census blocks across Nebraska, with the cost lowering through each round of consideration until a winner is determined.
Omaha police have reclassified a shooting that occurred almost nine years ago as a homicide after the recent death of a man who was shot on his front porch.
The national competition starts July 2 and will continue for more than three weeks. The competition is expected to bring thousands of athletes and their families to Lincoln from all over the U.S.
The Lincoln company said it has plenty of employees and delays in sending rail cars to New York's Metropolitan Transit Authority are due mostly to supply chain issues.
For the second time in three days, a visitor to Yellowstone National Park has been gored by a bison. Park officials say a 71-year-old woman from West Chester, Pennsylvania, and her daughter inadvertently approached the bison Wednesday as they were returning to their vehicle at a Yellowstone Lake trailhead. The woman's injuries were not life-threatening. She was taken by ambulance to a hospital in Cody, Wyoming. The incident remains under investigation. On Monday, a 34-year-old Colorado man got too close to a bison and was thrown as he grabbed a child. An Ohio woman was gored in May. Park officials say bison are wild and unpredictable and visitors should stay more than 25 yards away.
Ricketts' comments came in response to a question regarding a Tweet by Republican gubernatorial candidate Jim Pillen. "We need to put God back into our schools," Pillen tweeted.
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Ricketts' comments came in response to a question regarding a Tweet by Republican gubernatorial candidate Jim Pillen. "We need to put God back into our schools," Pillen tweeted.
A Blair man pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to threatening to kill a federal wildlife officer who was investigating him for poaching.
A day after getting two years’ probation, community service and a $25,000 fine, former U.S. Rep. Jeff Fortenberry filed notice he will appeal his convictions and his sentence.
The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency is using a highly sensitive "next-generation" DNA sequencing test to help ID the remains of American service members killed in WWII and other wars.
Access to land in the special elk depredation season area is extremely limited, as landowners have indicated they are at capacity for the number of hunters they can safely allow.
City leaders officially launched a project to find a second water source for Lincoln, naming an advisory council and contracting with Olsson to analyze the two options identified by the city.
81-year-old Jerry Pawlak of Lincoln, the only organist to play at the College World Series since its move downtown, is stepping away. He has worked at the CWS since 2011.
Sen. Tom Brewer turns the focus of his mission to Ukraine on increasing hospital capacity for wounded Ukrainians.