NORFOLK, NE - Its not everyday you see an escape room at a library, but the Norfolk Public Library is using the Christmas season as an opportunity to bring one to the town.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for a number of counties in central and far southeast Nebraska.

The Nebraska DHHS is advising people to get a flu shot to best prevent the spread of the illness.

NORFOLK, NE - Norfolk Public Schools is looking at a potential bond that would help fund improvements to five schools in the district.

Northeast Nebraska law enforcement were able to safely end a standoff situation this afternoon near Laurel.

Nebraska state government collected more tax revenue than expected last month.

The Stanton County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a Stanton man on Friday near the Courthouse after he was seen driving a car with expired registration and fictitious plates.

The Diocese of Lincoln has announced Friday that Bishop James Conley will take a medical leave of absence, effective immediately.

Authorities say slick roads from Friday morning's glaze of freezing rain contributed to a traffic accident north of Mead that took one person's life and injured three others.

A man accused of interfering with a flight attendant on a plane diverted to Omaha has been acquitted.

the market will reopen at 119 West 3rd in Wilber as "Karpisek's Market," with a soft opening set for Dec. 14 from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

MACY, NE - Students at Omaha Nation Public Schools are getting a unique opportunity thanks in part to a documentary crew that is filming at their school. I Love Public Schools is working with the students to improve technical skills like shooting video an

The Western Nebraska Community College Scottsbluff Campus is on lockout.

The Nebraska Department of Transportation has announced the opening of the Highway 11 bridge, south of Butte.

A father and his adult son have pleaded guilty in South Dakota to federal charges in a case that offered a glimpse into the illegal trafficking of eagles and other protected birds.

Nebraska’s bighorn sheep hunting season wrapped up Wednesday afternoon as the second of the state’s two permit holders found success at Montz Point Wildlife Management Area in Scotts Bluff County.

Nebraska’s state-sponsored college savings plan is getting a new program manager and lower fees.

Children across the Tri-Cities will be sleeping better this holiday season thanks to Slumberland Furniture and their "Making Homes for the Holidays" event.

Thousands of farmers from across the nation are in Omaha for the Farmer2Farmer Conference with U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue.

An Omaha Police investigation has revealed that a missing man is the victim of a homicide.

Carbon monoxide poisoning is the apparent cause of death for a 4-year-old Nebraska girl, whose Kansas grandfather is charged with first-degree murder.

On the heels of an exclusive News Channel Nebraska investigation, the Nebraska State Fair Board is being accused of violating two key laws aimed at keeping the public informed.

Kadlec says students look forward to the competition

An atheist leader says his organization will fight to add displays of its own if a nativity scene is returned to a courthouse lawn in southern Iowa.

Western Nebraska Community College received a $16,650 donation from the Nebraska Public Power District and Wells Fargo, resulting from the 28th annual Nebraska Open golf tournament in September.

Scottsbluff Police Officers were dispatched to a vehicle versus pedestrian accident on Thursday, December 12, at the intersection of East 20th Street and 5th Avenue.

City Manager Ed Sadler presented the proposal to Council at their meeting Tuesday night. 

With Christmas less than two weeks away, finding the perfect tree might take some searching.

Carbon monoxide poisoning is the apparent cause of death for a 4-year-old Nebraska girl, whose Kansas grandfather is charged with first-degree murder.

From President Trump's trade wars to his pending impeachment, the President has a friend in Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue.

Perdue was in Nebraska today, talking with farmers and touring a controversial chicken processing plant in Fremont.

Possession of child pornography and multiple counts of child abuse

Falls City woman and disabled son are discovering together the need to start over

NGage Executive Director to leave post at end of this year.

Customers won't see a rise in rates next year, according to NPPD.

The John C. Kesterson House was built by and named after a successful horse-breeder, freighter and businessman in 1879. It’s currently owned by Jonni Hemphill and her husband, Josh.

Nebraska's largest utility will keep electricity rates flat next year and give customers a small credit on their bills starting in February.

An Iowa woman is in the hospital after her vehicle went off a bridge on I-680 in Omaha on Thursday.

Police have identified the victim of a deadly traffic accident Thursday morning as 66-year-old Glen Smith of Omaha.

City Attorney for Beatrice on suspension.

Millions of dollars of federal funding has been awarded to build housing for a Nebraska Native American Housing Authority.

Lincoln Police say a man was arrested Thursday morning after he led officers on a chase in a stolen car and ran into a Lincoln home.

Lincoln city officials and the public welcomed seven new fire engines into Lincoln Fire and Rescue's fleet Thursday morning.

A Schuyler man is dead after a pickup crashed into a semi Thursday morning in eastern Nebraska's Colfax County.

Three people are recovering from injuries suffered in a two-vehicle accident on Wednesday.

A Wisconsin-based company has decided to not reopen its flood-damaged plant in eastern Nebraska.

After nearly a decade of planning and preparing and a year of construction, Grand Island's new cancer treatment center is ready to open it's doors.

The ceremonial ribbon has been cut and now the transition begins for the metro’s largest homeless shelter, the Siena Francis House.

Early Wednesday morning a voice came through the Krcilek's Ring Camera that sat on their kitchen counter.

Nebraska Republican House member says there's no reason to remove President Trump, from office.

Two former Nebraska football players arrested in connection with a sexual assault allegation faced a judge via video arraignment for the first time Wednesday.

Beatrice officials considering taking old water main out of service

Agri-Plastics continues to grow with the addition of their newest subsidiary company

A 35-year-old Colorado man who allegedly held a female and infant hostage at knifepoint has turned himself in to Sterling Police.

An Iowa State University survey says farmland values in the state rose 2.3% over the past year, despite the trade disputes and declining income.

An inmate has died at the Nebraska State Penitentiary.

Due to the prolonged impacts of weather events this year, the USDA has extended the deadline to December 20th for producers to enroll in the Dairy Margin Coverage program for the 2020 year.

Goodwill of Omaha has a new feather in its hat, nearly three years after scandal roared through the organization.

According to the charity, it was voted first place in the “Best Thrift Store” category by Omaha Magazine.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol says divers recovered a man's body in the Lake of the Ozarks.

A southeast Missouri school district was flooded with complaints over the latest school-sponsored raccoon hunt, a tradition that dates back 37 years.

The superintendent of Iowa's care center for people with intellectual disabilities has been placed on paid leave amid a federal investigation into the facility.

Gov. Kim Reynolds has announced a public service campaign to address increased vaping by Iowa teenagers.

This year’s record rainfall and devastating flooding are forcing tough decisions about the future of farming in the face of climate change.

What was once freshly harvested fields, now looks like a lake. There's a shed blown over and a house ruined by floodwater.

The event started with a soup supper at the Friend Community Building at 5 p.m. There was also a Christmas prize basket drawing at the Friend Historical Society Building with raffle ticket sale proceeds going toward the Community Club.

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office received a call from the Fairbury City Offices, stating that 62-year-old Gerald Meyer walked into their office with an ax and a crowbar Tuesday, making threats toward city officials.

Salmonella illness reported at corrections center