An international children's theatre has made its way to Columbus.

Authorities in Sarpy County want to know how several teens involved in a deadly crash got their hands on alcohol.

While the campuses of Central Community College are relatively quiet right now, work continues to be done to ensure skilled workers will be populating the workforce of central Nebraska.

Freedom of speech or a crime? That question front and center at Omaha City Hall today as graffiti marked the sidewalk up and down the City-County Civic Center.

The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory warning for this Wednesday through Friday.  With record-high temperatures, this might be the perfect place for you and your family to cool off.

A Stanton man will be sentenced this fall for his involvement in a fatal crash last year

Authorities say no one was injured in the rollover accident north of Battle Creek Monday afternoon.

News Channel Nebraska has learned that a controversial chase-ending technique used by the Nebraska State Patrol, is back to its old-self.

Nebraska schools with Native American mascots could see a new debate over their team names and logos.

The driver of a stolen motorcycle is in the hospital and now faces multiple charges after pursuit in Stanton County on Saturday.

For the second time in eight months the Bellevue City Council is looking to raise its own pay. The council voted no last November, but at least one councilman says it's time to try again, despite criticism from the public that is already pouring in. News

St. Edward residents want to see their small town thrive after being hit hard by flooding in mid-March, but with plans to move a substation into a residential area, community members aren’t so sure how long their town will last…

A report released by the State of Nebraska shows hourly earning in the northeast Nebraska area are behind the national average.

The teen driver in that deadly car-full-of-kids crash near Blair has been identified.

Trail uses his right to waive an aggravated circumstances hearing Thursday. A three-judge panel will now decide if he's sentenced to death.

Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert says she'll be asking the City Council for more money to fix the city's roads. The Mayor is not saying how much more, she's keeping that number under wraps until she releases her next budget later this month. As we reported earli