Weeping Water woman strikes deer on Highway 50

Motorcycle riders injured at highway intersection near Plattsmouth's Webster Boulevard

I love my team, says CHI Health St. Mary's doctor

State officials say Nebraska's tax commissioner was not involved in the decision to approve up to $200 million in tax incentives for a mining company in which he is a shareholder.

A new study finds that FEMA buys flood-prone homes more often in wealthy, populous counties than in poor, rural areas, even though lower-income rural areas may be more likely to flood.

County attorney said initial reports of the threat were made by the public, not the school

Woman tells police she was afraid to report earlier attack

Suspect ordered to home confinement during night-time hours

Woman faces tampering charge despite Nebraska law providing some immunity for those who cooperate with authorities after an overdose has been called in

The company working to build a mine in southeast Nebraska to extract a rare heat-resistant element says the project qualified for up to $200 million in state tax incentives.

Court filings allege felony possession of meth, Adderall and THC oils

Update: 911 service restored

Cedar Creek levee system to be complete by mid-April 2020

Search of Falls City house yielded oxycodone, heroin and meth

The Nebraska Department of Insurance will be holding listening sessions around the state over the next month.

Nebraskans will need to spend nearly $1 billion over the next few decades to remove ash trees killed by an invasive pest, but local governments probably won't be able to afford the cost and it's not clear how much help they'll get from the state.

Kansas City Chiefs broadcasters give Nebraska fans high marks as university hosts its first Spanish language play-by-play

Fatal accident investigated at U.S. Highway 77 and Nebraska Highway 8, south of Wymore

Civil war battles scheduled at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, 1 p.m. on Sunday

Iowa game officials and deer hunters are taking extra precautions this season in the wake of an emerging threat of a chronic fatal disease affecting deer.

Tecumseh man accused of using his mom's bank card without permission

Pawnee City man suspected of possession of methamphetamine

City council to consider proclamation of City of Falls City as "City of Arts"

Plattsmouth Chamber postpones event due to rainy forecast

Pioneer homecoming parade scheduled 2 p.m. on Oct. 7

Reyes was released on $600 bond provision

Ryan Goodrich failed to report to county jail

Police follow up on a traffic stop to search Harlan Street residence

Deming was picked up on warrant while in custody in St. Joseph

Auburn woman sentenced to six to 15 years

TARKIO - A flood warning is in effect for the Tarkio River at Fairfax until Friday morning. Minor flooding is occurring with the river stage at 17.4 feet as of 7:15 a.m. Wednesday. Flood stage is 17 feet. Moderate flooding is in the forecast. The river wi

Glenwood man suspected of habitual driving on barred license

He will present his show, "From Joplin to Jarrett," on Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m., and on Sunday at 2 p.m.

Governor's tour includes Rock Port

Huge portions of the state are on alert right now, as overnight rainfall projections indicate widespread potential for flash flooding. 

Bond set at $50,000 for Weeping Water man

Bock sentenced. Underwood to undergo mental health exam at county's expense

Judge revokes pre-trial release for Riverton woman

Mrs. Henry Ford to speak about how her husband's invention impacted towns like Julian

Sioux City man fell asleep on Highway 75

Rainfall amounts as high as 6" is forecast for portions of northeast Nebraska

On Sept. 21, Kyle passed away from injuries he sustained in a car accident outside his hometown of Pawnee City.

Plattsmouth to work on plant through the winter

Syracuse council purchases new cot

One lane open for pavement repairs

Keep Nebraska City Beautiful partners with schools for Crayola Recycling Program

100-year anniversary of women's right to vote

Villisca man held at Fremont County Jail

Nicole Stoner, a horticulture educator, received the National Association of County Agricultural Agents Achievement Award on Sept. 10 at a national ceremony in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Party chairman says Slama is the only candidate the party endorses for the First District

Court records say over nine pounds of marijuana in packages

A California truck driver says he was taking a man along on his route hoping to steer him away from crime

Plea agreements result in felony convictions

Events scheduled five weekends

Deputy says marijuana edibles were in plain sight during traffic stop

Wet & Wild Hoses Prevail

Additional flooding on the eastern portion of the state is leading to more roads getting closed along the Missouri River.

Water levels are rising again along the Missouri River after recent heavy rain, although none of the flooding is expected to be severe.

I-680 from the Missouri River to the I-29 interchange near Crescent, Iowa, and US-159 at the Missouri State Line, east of Rulo, are closed due to water over the road, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation.

Pawnee City man hospitalized

20 stops made in Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement

WASHINGTON DC - The US Department of Agriculture has announced a $1 million grant to expand water infrastructure in Richardson County. As part of the Water and Waste Disposal Loan and Grant program, the grant, along with a loan of $300,000 will connect 72

Elmwood-Murdock senior Chloe Hosier and Syracuse senior Lauren Meyer are two of the 48 finalists who will be recognized at NSAA State Championship events throughout the school year. 

Scott Gaylord was a native of Tabor, Iowa and attended Fremont-Mills High School.

Deputies follow pickup into Sidney

Southeast Community College to cut ribbon at 11 a.m. on Sept. 26