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We'll feel a little more heat the next couple of days along with some breezier south winds.

Using existing research, scientists have found that silent transmission could be responsible for half of the COVID-19 cases.

United Way of South Central Nebraska is holding its annual Golf Classic after initially cancelling it in May.

Deputies found the vehicle sitting off of U.S. Highway 136 west of Tecumseh on Monday morning.

A spokesman for TC Energy said the company is not giving up on Keystone, but it will have to delay large portions of the 1,200-mile oil sands pipeline.

Players and coaches for both the North and South Teams began preparations early Monday for the 62nd Annual Nebraska Shrine Bowl. The South Team held practices at Kearney High. With the North Team holding practices at Horizon Middle School in Kearney.

The CDHD is officially in Phase 3 of reopening, but many remain cautious.

Standoff ends with man taken for evaluation

Huskers no longer offering physical tickets.

The State Theater hosted their annual motorcycle and car show. Folks showcased their smoking hot wheels, while people admired their sweet rides.

Hastings Sodbusters head coach Bill Clay stepped down over concern for his personal health and safety due to rising COVID-19 cases across the country.

During this pandemic, Tri-City fireworks stands experienced one of the best years for sales

State Patrol: Dawson Co deputies arrest man who fled Sunday on I-80.

The Cornhuskers’ 24-sport program has about 600 athletes and is one of a handful that makes money. Though a 10% budget cut was announced recently, the program is able to absorb the cost of testing, in part because of its affiliation with the university’s medical school.

Nonprofits prepare for Go Big Give

Dogs can have bad reactions to fireworks so a local vet gives a few quick tips on how to help them through the night.

Puerto Rico’s governor on Monday declared a state of emergency as a worsening drought creeps across the U.S. territory amid a coronavirus pandemic.

It’s rare to have lived through three wars, the women’s suffrage, two civil rights movements, and now a global pandemic. Elaine Fuss, born June 3, 1920, has lived through it all. On Friday, she celebrated her 100th year on this earth.

Jerry Spady Chevrolet in Hastings holds 4th of July celebration.

With COVID-19 restrictions in place, the Stuhr Museum will have a more limited Fourth of July celebration.

Here are the details on all COVID-19 cases we’ve been made aware of in Nebraska on Friday.

Nebraska State Troopers and Buffalo County Sheriff’s Officers responded to a truck crashed into a train near Gibbon Friday.

France is to name a new prime minister on Friday shortly after the announcement of Edouard Philippe’s resignation. French President Emmanuel Macron wants a new government to focus on efforts to relaunch the French economy deeply hit by the coronavirus crisis.

A creative way to give thanks.

It’s been hot and humid in the Tri-Cities for the past few days. People are sweaty and their bodies are overheating but there is a way to escape the heat. Lincoln Pool is back open in Grand Island but with restrictions to keep people safe from the Coronavirus.

As public fireworks shows cancel, people are heading out to buy their own fireworks more than ever.

Visitors will be required to schedule all visits in advance.

Kathleen Jourdan waives preliminary hearing

Police say someone called 911 and hung up.

The Hall County Fair board said the fair would adhere to all applicable and prevailing COVID-19 protocols.