News

As school is set to begin for Kearney students in just a few weeks Kearney Public Schools is rolling out their risk dial system to track the dangers of the virus.

The Department of Health and Human Services confirmed they will be relocating the Substance Use Disorder Program to Lincoln.

Today we find out if Omaha Public Schools will have fall sports. In a late-night virtual meeting, OPS Superintendent Dr. Cheryl Logan stated her decision could make the “athletes mad.”

A day after White House coordinator Deborah Birx put Omaha on a list of 10 cities across the country seeing a spike in COVID-19 cases, another member of the White House Coronavirus Task Force addressed what he’s seeing in the state of Nebraska.

A new law in Nebraska looks to protect those who come to the rescue of child stranded in hot cars.

A poll of Nebraska businesses finds low confidence level, higher expectations.

One of the two men charged with running a sex trafficking ring in Grand Island is headed for trial court.

A project underway at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is helping search for a flu vaccine with products that may surprise you.

The Roadway Heroes program, featuring the vehicles used for public safety and service every day, will be a virtual event this year.

It will be held at College Park in Grand Island

After three hours of debate, senators left the issue unresolved and adjourned for a four-day weekend.

Gov. Pete Ricketts approved the two-year spending plan with no line-item vetoes

The Hastings car show was suppose to take place August 23

Keven Lightner is in the intensive care unit while battling COVID-19.

Mary Cox-Coe opened up the Wood Shack Boutique in Grand Island to bring her passion to folks in the city.

Hastings High football look to improve upon 2019 season where they finished 8-3, advancing to the Class B Quarterfinals.

The Nebraska Senior Games are in full swing with added COVID-19 safety measures.

People do not need to sign up or explain why they need the food.

Through Test Nebraska, a total of 2,010 Nebraska residents tested positive for COVID-19 during the month of July.

Recent trends of cases in the Tri-Cities indicate a new area is taking the lead in the number of active cases.

A 37-year-old Grand Island man was killed early Thursday when the pickup he was riding in crashed into a retaining wall at a Hastings park.

The Nebraska Legislature is discussing an amendment Thursday that would require COVID-19 protective measures be taken in meat-processing plants across the state.

A campaign calling for more diversity in leadership positions in Nebraska Athletics erupted on Twitter Thursday.

The Nebraska State Education Association surveyed members on their readiness to return to the classroom in light of coronavirus concerns.

Construction on the North Road project in Grand Island will result in road closures next week. Engineers are suggesting alternate routes.

Dogs will get their day in the pool at Centennial Park in Kearney next Thursday.

Heat and humidity here through the weekend.

The bill would offer a state income tax credit to farmers, homeowners and business owners, based on the amount of school district property taxes they paid the previous year.

Lawmakers gave the measure first-round approval on a 34-9 vote after supporters broke through a filibuster led by abortion-rights supporters.

With back to school just days away, districts all across the Tri-Cities have put plans in place to keep kids safe from pick up to drop off.