Just three weeks before the Eagles make their way back to Omaha for the first time since 2014, the rock band changed their entry guidance, requiring fans to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test to get inside.
The second week of a special Nebraska lawmakers session took an odd turn Wednesday when several women of the legislature put the male-dominated Unicameral on notice.
More than 25 Nebraska State Troopers have been honored for their efforts to remove impaired drivers from the road, as well as educate the public about the dangers of drunk driving.
A man is facing terroristic threats charges after the Lincoln Police Department says he called them saying that he wanted to kill law enforcement officers.
LES said it’s a malfunction that’s happening throughout the Midwest. Hundreds of LED lights, which the city installed just a few years ago, are starting to change hue.
The Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department announced on Tuesday that the COVID-19 Risk Dial will remain in mid-orange for a fifth consecutive week.
The debate over Nebraska’s legislative maps has gone on for days and if it doesn’t progress there is potential for significant obstacles down the road.
The body of 23-year-old Lincoln woman Carly Schaaf was found on June 10 – now, nearly 15 weeks later, there is still no update on what happened to Schaaf, or how she ended up in a field near Pawnee Lake.
The Lincoln-Lancaster County reported one additional death on Tuesday. According to officials, a man in his 20's, who was hospitalized and unvaccinated, has died.
A former chancellor for the Roman Catholic Church’s Archdiocese of Omaha is under criminal investigation after being accused of stealing a total of $275,000 from a former priest accused of sexual abuse and from a Springfield parish.
The principal of a Bellevue elementary school was arrested late Friday night after police say he rear-ended a motorcyclist, causing an injury, while driving under the influence of alcohol.
Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird and health officials updated the community on the City’s efforts to prevent the spread of the coronavirus at a briefing on Tuesday.
Omaha’s Eppley Airfield released a video Tuesday morning showing last month’s relocation of their 60-foot-tall bronze Dance of the Cranes sculpture in order to make room for the in-progress Terminal Entrance Roadway Expansion Project.
Nebraska lawmakers will have to negotiate new legislative and congressional maps now that both of the original Republican-backed measures have stalled in the Legislature.
