Ofc. Stenka introduces Bebe at city council meeting

Pioneer family proved berries could be profitable in Nebraska Territory

Two world-class artists converge where Auburn elementary students rallied for the honeybee

Dan Lambe speaks on Tree Cities of the World program

Trees for Towns initiative at Kirkman's Cove

Ribbon cutting held for downtown mural

Berkshire Hathaway is buying Occidental Petroleum's chemical division for $9.7 billion in what may be the last big acquisition involving the consummate dealmaker, Warren Buffett.

Company highlights energy efficiency as Falls City explores all utility options at Mid-America Rail Campus

With UNL considering cutting half a dozen programs to help address budget constraints, county officials in Southeast Nebraska are speaking up in support of one of those fields of study.

Discoveries emerging for national historic trail and heritage tourism

Most people who buy a security camera are hoping to make their home safer. The Nebraska Attorney General says cameras created by one brand are actually doing the opposite.

Wood River Fort provides setting for living history at Lewis and Clark center

Defense attorney: what happened here was just a tragic, tragic accident

There were fireworks on the field in the 36-33 Norfolk Panther win over the LSE Knights on Thursday evening

Photographer challenged by extinction photos

"Together we made sure my family had something to remember Kari by"

Take a closer look at pivots and irrigation pipe the next time driving through farmland. The difference in colors of the equipment within a few miles of one another may be surprising.

Discolored water can be a sign of contaminants, and until it's tested, there's no way of knowing for sure how it may affect the health of you, your family, pets, or livestock.

Volunteers encouraged to help document park's pollinators and other signs of life

Water concerns in central Nebraska were brought to the attention of NCN, and we started exploring the quality across the state.

The Nebraska Wesleyan offense and defense are united by a common mantra: go 1-0 every play.
The Prairie Wolves will bring that philosophy into their 10th season as a DIII program, which begins this weekend.

Lincoln Lutheran High School is taking steps to better their fitness and wellness program. 

Falls City deaths

Propane tank was not ruptured, but firefighters shut off brief leak

A World War II veteran from Nebraska believed to be America’s last surviving “ace” pilot because he shot down five enemy planes has died.

Concerned Citizens for Richardson County pack county board meeting

25 years after the Romanian Revolution, elected leaders visit Syracuse

Fritz sets goal of perfect score

Iowa investigation authorities said Friday that the man taken into custody after two people were killed in a shooting two days earlier has died.

Girls Inc., a nonprofit organization which encourages girls to be "Strong, Smart, and Bold" through direct service and advocacy, has released more details about its highly anticipated new South Omaha Center.

Vogt enjoys beef showmanship

911 dispatcher calmed residents even as they reported heavy smoke making it hard for them to breathe

Authorities say a man and his wife have been shot to death in Glenwood, Iowa.

If you've been to a Nebraska high school state sporting event at any point over the last 30 years, or a UNK volleyball match over the last three plus decades, you may have heard his voice.

Tourists coming to Nebraska City, but buying less

The Omaha supernovas are announcing their inclusion in the unification of pro volleyball federation and major league volleyball.

Longer growing season evident at vegetable show

Brandt leaves with garden tips

Mini murals designed to promote positivity

Nebraska kids are jumping at the chance to be part of a national movement, and three of them were recently honored for completing the 50-yard challenge.

Cass County attorney alleges accidental death while driving recklessly

When you walk under the vintage neon sign and through the doors of Chances “R,” York’s 93-year-old signature steakhouse, you’re walking into Nebraska history.

For 80 years Erwin Schopp's photograph has been on display in Plymouth, Neb., and many learned why with the return home of his remains

Nebraska pursues business opportunities, human connections

Curttright says issue over home occupation permit rose after he was elected to city council

The 2025 Nebraska football team will make its public debut on Saturday, Aug. 2 with two events at Memorial Stadium. 

The theme in Lincoln this weekend is raising awareness.

The passenger of a boat on Branched Oak Lake had to swim to shore after it caught fire Thursday morning.

Dr. Brian Maher, Nebraska’s current Commissioner of Education and a lifelong educator, announced today his candidacy for the University of Nebraska Board of Regents representing District 1.

Corrections department says inmate used homemade weapon in attack

Bricks likely fired in Nebraska City despite 1903 coal shortage

Former Omaha State Sen. Brett Lindstrom has entered the race to be the Republican nominee to defend the Republican held 2nd Congressional District open seat. a

BLAIR, Neb.-- A 60-year-old Blair resident is missing.

After a preliminary plan to renew LB840 funding was approved by the Crete city council last night, Crete citizens could ultimately get to decide if that program gets another go-round in an election later this year.

LINCOLN — As the federal “one big beautiful bill” continues to move through Congress, one provision related to AI that Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen and 16 other Republican governors opposed has been removed, at least for now.

New bike/pedestrian trail connects 11th Street to softball complex and proposed sports complex

NPPD gauges community support for small modular nuclear

Nebraska City park chose for flagship project to knock back invasive tree species

There was a large crowd gathered at Kearney City Hall on Tuesday, where the city council was set to approve the committee’s decision of awarding the new contract to Big Red Keno, based out of Omaha.

K.C. Belitz, Nebraska's Economic Development Director, resigned after a year in the role, right after starting a workforce development tour.

Strong to severe thunderstorms are expected to develop across Nebraska this evening and continue into the overnight hours.

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.

Economist says rising costs in the supply chain will hit consumers later on