Pursuit of man on stolen motorcycle stretches over Gage and Lancaster Counties

State law officers say southbound truck went through a stop sign, before collision

On Sunday night, the Elkhorn Valley Museum put on their annual Tour of Historic Homes and Verges Holiday Festival. 

A quick response by Hastings firefighters limited damage from a commercial kitchen fire over the weekend.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office released an update on the death of Father Stephen Gutgsell. 

South central Nebraska got quite the rude awakening Sunday afternoon, as The United States Geological Survey reports an earthquake hit near Guide Rock around 1:30 p.m.

A Father at a Catholic church was attacked Sunday morning, has died due to his injuries.

Students in the Youth Entrepreneurship program competed for numerous prizes including scholarships and computer accessories. The contest included writing a business plan, presenting a three-minute pitch and taking part in a trade show.

Western Edge employees Tomas Labenz and Wesley Fishler wouldn't have done anything differently if given a second chance. 

A legal fight over whether the Norfolk-area natural resources district went too far in punishing one of its board members for discussing a mistreatment complaint she had filed against a fellow board member reached a federal courtroom Friday.

Fourteen students in a Sidney High School entrepreneurship course competed in the school's first Youth Entrepreneurship Competition today, December 8.

Chadron State College’s Rocket League Black won the National Association of Collegiate Esports (NACE) championship game against Ohio Northern University Thursday.

University of Nebraska officials have unveiled a plan for a $450 million renovation of its football stadium in Lincoln. That comes as the four-campus NU system faces a $58 million budget shortfall that threatens to cut academic programs.

Fairbury Public Schools hosted a Light The Way event as a way to raise money for families in need. 

More than five years in prison was given to a man from York following his child pornography conviction.

As citizens of the world are celebrating their different upcoming holidays, they can join together to celebrate one very special day as it is its 75th anniversary.

Kabourek says the university will take time to celebrate retiring chancellor Doug Kristensen and start formulating the search process after the holiday break.

The former Dundy County Sheriff was arrested by Nebraska State Patrol investigators as part of an investigation into firearms missing from the sheriff's office. 

The teen boy accused of raping a Westside High student during a school day last week was in court Friday morning to face adult charges.

Firefighters and emergency responders battled a grass fire and high winds December 7. Firefighters were called to Cheyenne County Roads 69 and 26.

The Stanton County Sheriff's Office said they arrested a Colorado man following a pursuit late Wednesday. 

Holiday displays and a special bake-off being held at the Homestead National Historical Park, west of Beatrice

Non-profits in the Kearney area are celebrating after their annual day of giving set a new record.

Leah Olson attended the first Sugarplum Ball months after her cancer diagnosis at 2. 'That meant the world to us. To be a regular kid and make some happy memories while we were going through such a traumatic experience was really amazing,' her mom said.

With a 60% jump in eviction filings since the pandemic days, tenant advocates are questioning if the Omaha Housing Authority is fulfilling its mission to serve the city’s poorest renters. OHA says it’s bound by financial realities and federal regulations.

Ted Turner bought nearly a half-million acres of Nebraska ranch land and took criticism for those land purchases as he helped save the bison.
Now, a new curiosity: What, exactly, will become of his land when he’s gone?

A Central Nebraska man known for his physical stature is making sure his legacy will be just as large.

The National Willa Cather Center is celebrating its namesake’s 150th birthday by showing off its new renovation. 

Deputies with the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office used a search warrant at the residence in the 1300 block of G St. Thursday, according to a press release from Sheriff Nicholas Georgi.

A Minnesota wildlife official says that a cougar that was struck and killed on an interstate highway in suburban Minneapolis was more than likely the same animal captured on home security video sauntering across a driveway earlier this week.

Scotts Bluff and Kimball Counties have made an agreement to contract a Veteran Services Officer.

In an exclusive interview, Michael Shively talks with UNK Chancellor Doug Kristensen about his retirement and the state of the university.

It's been decades since Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor, but its impression on history lives on.

South Elementary School had some 'world travelers' Thursday as students took part in their 'Christmas Around the World' program.

National Defense Authorization Act impacts Offutt Air Force Base, strategic command and Nebraska National Guard

Hometown Liquor recently announced support for Southern Nebraska Panhandle Toys for Tots totaled a little more than $1,700.

The latest scam: a bill or attempt to collect a road toll from New York.

10 counties in Nebraska experiencing exceptional drought

The Beatrice Police Department finished off its “Stuff the Cruiser” event by delivering the toys to the local YMCA. 

Sidney Auto Sales and Adams Auto & Leasing officially recognized the partnership December 6 with a ribbon cutting celebration.

Soldiers will have completed nearly a year of serving overseas in Kuwait

Officials say letter requesting donation is not from the city

The Cheyenne County Sheriff's Department and Sidney Police Department are investigating reports of recently stolen vehicles.

All lanes of traffic along Benjamin Avenue are planned to be open by the end of next week.

Senators call for federal legislation to counter push for electric vehicles

At the play production championships, schools who consolidate in most sports perform with the best of the best are able to showcase their talents with a small student body.

A student accused of bringing a gun to an Alliance school was taken into custody Wednesday afternoon. 

As Nebraska high schools are competing in the state championships for one-acts, one northeast costume shops is helping make their scenes come alive.

A crash in Dakota County killed one person and put two others in the hospital.

The top official at the University of Nebraska-Kearney is set to retire after more than 20 years at the helm of the state’s third-largest university.

Gov. Jim Pillen announced that flags will be flown at half-staff for Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day on Thursday.

Prosecutors have charged a Genoa teenager in connection with a crash that killed a Columbus woman.

Extreme temperature fluctuations still a major factor in plant survivability

The Fairbury Community Building is putting together a Walking Challenge for a chance to win prizes and get in your steps. 

Area still facing a squeeze for motel space during certain times of the year

A central Nebraska city is preparing for its biggest day of giving. 

SIDNEY -- Business continues to grow for Highby Outdoors. The company is searching for a bigger location to accommodate their inventory and business plan.

SIDNEY -- Residents who rely on auto-pay or simply the convenience of online payment of city services, may want to pay special attention to their utility bills.

A woman shot and hit a man with a metal pipe in Omaha after he reportedly tried to assault her.

A conservative Republican, ag producer and current member of the Northeast Community College Board of Governors announced her campaign to represent Nebraska’s Legislative District 19.

As the nation faces a blood supply shortage, the state of Nebraska is not exempt as it faces its own low levels.

The Johnny Carson theatre lies dormant but over the next few days, schools from across the state gather to compete in the state one act competition.

The University of Nebraska at Kearney’s new sorority housing will be named after one of the school’s most accomplished alumnae.

SCOTTSBLUFF -- David C. Roberts, 46, of Scottsbluff, of the  was found unresponsive by staff at the Scotts Bluff County Detention Center at about 6:30 p.m. on Friday, December 1.