Omaha’s mayor is voicing his disapproval of Tuesday’s immigration raid that led to dozens of people being detained.

One man is in custody and another is in critical condition after a stabbing inside a business complex in southeast Lincoln on Tuesday, according to police.

Hundreds of people are responding to an ICE raid in Omaha with a protest.

Omaha Police have confirmed there are active ICE raids happening Tuesday.

Nebraska State Sen. John Cavanaugh announced Wednesday morning he is running for Congress.

Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol have arrested an Arizona man after locating over 20 pounds of suspected fentanyl pills and methamphetamine during a traffic stop on I-80.

Nebraska’s Auditor says he’s seeing a rise in improper spending in local governments all over the state.

The Nebraska State Patrol officially has their nineteenth Superintendent.

The people waiting their turn to rappel down the 17-story Highline Apartments building had strict instructions: Don’t come up to the roof until we come get you.

An Omaha attorney is behind bars today after authorities say he assaulted a sheriff's deputy.

The Nebraska Republican Party has decided not to pursue any post-trial motions or appeals of a civil defamation case that awarded a former GOP legislative candidate $500,000 in damages.

Lincoln police say two young boys are connected to a string of arsons reported over the last month and a half.

A legislative proposal seeking to help implement Nebraska’s voter-approved medical cannabis laws failed Tuesday, facing a tougher floor fight than four years ago despite widespread support in November.

Farmers First: U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins unveiled the first phase of the Trump administration's "Make Agriculture Great Again" agenda with an appearance at a longstanding small family farm in Valparaiso.

The top Nebraska track and field athletes will compete for gold this week at the state track and field meet. That’s includes Valentine High School junior Isaac Cronin.

Nebraska is the first state to receive a federal waiver to ban the purchase of soda and energy drinks under SNAP.

Events were held in Omaha, Lincoln, Norfolk, Kearney and Scottsbluff

Unbeaten four-division world champion Terence “Bud” Crawford encouraged graduating University of Nebraska at Omaha students Friday to devote themselves to hard work, never give in to negativity and never stop setting goals.

U.S. Rep. Mike Flood will host his second town hall in a two-month span later in May.

On Saturday, about two dozen kids lifted off from the small Fairbury airport, joining nearly 2.5 million others just like them who received their first taste of flight in a small plane by flying with the EAA's Young Eagles program.

Longtime Mayor Jean Stothert has conceded and congratulated John Ewing on his historic election as Omaha’s next mayor.

Doane University is seeking to raise 100 million dollars over five years in what the school is calling the most ambitious capital campaign in its history. And fundraisers say they're already well on their way toward reaching that goal.

Tuesday’s mayoral election will decide whether Omaha Mayor Stothert assumes a fourth term or if she gets unseated by Douglas County Treasurer John Ewing.

After claiming both indoor championships earlier this school year, Doane completed the yearlong four-peat by winning both the men's and women's outdoor track and field GPAC crowns last weekend in Hastings. 

The Warriors, Bulldogs and Bruins will represent the state of Nebraska in the 2025 NAIA Softball and Baseball Opening Rounds this week, while three other schools from the GPAC have also made this year's fields.

This semester, engineering students at Doane got some "paws-on" experience designing, developing and building a prosthetic leg for Nugget, a two-year old mini goldendoodle who was born with only three.

Before they head off to Michigan to compete in the NAIA Championships next week, hear from all five starters who helped Doane women's golf capture the GPAC team title for the first time in program history.

Nebraska WarHorse Gaming is celebrating the grand opening of its newly expanded casino and the return of Live Horse Racing this weekend.

With the spring semester almost complete, Doane Football head coach Jonathan Johnson joins NCN's Tim Hackett for our latest Coach Conversation, discussing the Tigers' winter offseason, spring game spotlights, and summer plans.

Nebraska's Attorney General is leading an effort with state law enforcement to oppose a bill aiming to roll out medical marijuana regulation in Nebraska.

A first-of-its-kind facility for combat wounded veterans is in the works in Nebraska.

For years, Crete has shared spaces and facilities with nearby Doane University. Now, Crete Public Schools' Project Rise campaign, formally launched Monday, will help create spaces for Cardinals athletes to call their own home.

Billionaire Warren Buffett will remain chairman of the board at Berkshire Hathaway when vice chairman Greg Abel takes over for Buffett as CEO at the start of 2026.

Revered investor Warren Buffett shocked an arena full of his shareholders Saturday by announcing that he wants to retire at the end of the year.

Lincoln Pius X holds on for the 3-1 victory over Norfolk, thanks to some incredible defensive plays from Vanis, Mlnarik and Kassmeier

The city of Kearney is searching for a new Chief of Police, because Bryan Waugh was named the next superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol.

Investigators with the Nebraska State Patrol have arrested three inmates for their roles in an assault on several Nebraska Department of Correctional Services personnel in 2023.

Crete Public Schools' Project Rise campaign, which officially kicks off next week, will construct a multi-purpose facility that will allow the school to host more Cardinals athletics events on their own campus.

If you haven't yet purchased tickets for this year's installment of Nebraska's annual Cattlemen's Ball, consider this your final warning: ticket sales for this year's event, hosted near Blue Springs in June, close on May 1. 

Gov. Jim Pillen is keeping the central and western part of the state in a burn ban, largely due to consistent dry conditions. 

Flood Communications has been named the 2025 Business of the Year by the Greater Omaha Chamber, recognizing the company as one of the city’s most outstanding businesses.

If you’ve noticed seeing more of one certain mammal in Lincoln or another urban area of Nebraska, you’re not alone.

LINCOLN, Neb. – The Sandhills Global Youth Complex held its official grand opening ceremony on Saturday, April 26 to great excitement and fanfare as members of the community came out to celebrate a project long in the making.

Campgrounds, boat ramps and other facilities in at least 30 locations at federal lakes and reservoirs in six states will be closed or have their hours curtailed as of mid-May.

Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol have arrested a 16-year-old girl after a pursuit and crash in west Omaha Friday evening.

After months of staffing shortages and a reduction in critical weather data collection, Nebraska’s National Weather Service is getting much-needed reinforcements.

Healthcare providers from across the state are in Kearney for workshops aimed at equipping them to better treat behavioral health problems.

A top executive at Flood Communications is receiving a major local award.

Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol arrested one person following a brief pursuit in Omaha late Wednesday evening.

A hospital that's a key part of a major statewide health system has its new leader: Crete Area Medical Center has named Julie Lacy its new CEO.

A Nebraska bill that would bar transgender students from bathrooms, locker rooms and sports teams that correspond with their gender identity has advanced from the first of three rounds of debate — but with a caveat.

Former Southern Raider and Doane Tiger Jake Diekman will bring his 13 seasons of MLB experience to the Lincoln Saltdogs pitching staff this summer.

Officials have released new information about a small plane crash south of Fremont that killed all three people on board.

A jury has found that the Nebraska Republican Party defamed one of its own candidates during an ugly legislative race five years ago and ordered it to pay her $500,000.

From educators to Elks, friends and family,  it’s all hands on deck in the Duke community helping a 9-year-old hone in on her shooting.

Three people died when a small airplane crashed into a river in eastern Nebraska Friday night, authorities said.

Many in Fremont are assessing damage on Friday following a severe storm.

Eastern Nebraska and Western Iowa is under a Tornado Watch on Thursday, April 17, effective from 5 p.m. CT Thursday through midnight. The potential area of impact includes Jefferson and Gage Counties and many other areas to the north.

PAPILLION, Neb. — A prominent law firm that champions veterans celebrated 60 years in the Cornhusker state by opening a new building.

Berry Law held a ribbon cutting for its newest office at 312 Olson Drive in Papillion on Friday.

The home of Nebraska Volleyball will now officially bear the name of one of the legendary coaches in the history of the sport,

The president of the University of Nebraska system is responding to the legislature's funding recommendations.

The Nebraska Legislature killed a bill seeking to alter how the state awards Electoral College votes for president after Republicans in the officially nonpartisan body failed to secure enough votes to overcome a four-hour filibuster.

The Nebraska Legislature’s Appropriations Committee voted to recommend a 1.25% increase in state funding for the University of Nebraska on Tuesday, walking back earlier plans for deep cuts but still falling short of the university’s original request.

The University of Nebraska Medical Center is looking to better the future of healthcare across Nebraska with a new initiative knowns as Project PEACE.