An investigation into allegations against Monument Advisors has ended with Grand Island police referring 37 cases to the Hall County Attorney's Office for review.
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Willa Cather, the Pulitzer Prize-winning Nebraska author, was honored with the unveiling of a bronze statue in her likeness in the U.S. Capitol.
A joint effort by the Madonna Rehabilitation Hospitals staff and the Nebraska racing community brought the thrill of the race to patients Tuesday.
A two-day agriculture threats symposium that kicked off Tuesday in Nebraska focused on risks to the nation's food supply from criminals, terrorists and hostile foreign countries.
A week after Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen signed a bill incentivizing donations to scholarship funds for private and faith-based schools, Nebraska public school supporters launched an effort to repeal it.
A Lincoln pilot who went missing in action more than 50 years ago is finally home — honored, commemorated and buried in a Monday ceremony at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
A sculpture of Willa Cather, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of “My Ántonia” and “O Pioneers,” will be unveiled Wednesday at the U.S. Capitol as part of the Statuary Hall collection.
K.C. Belitz, a Columbus native and chief operating officer for the Nebraska Community Foundation, was named as Nebraska's "chief bragging officer" Monday.
Union Pacific's Big Boy will stop in towns across Nebraska on the way to the College World Series in Omaha.
Fremont City Council President Mark Jensen admits to violating the municipal code by playing keno.
An Offutt-based crew faced an emergency when a broken electrical relay knocked out radios and flight instruments as their RC-135A flew over the Caribbean on a 2021 mission. Here's what happened next.
Edgerton Explorit Center in Aurora offers brightly colored, interactive science displays that explore science for “kids” of all ages. It's one of this year's Nebraska Passport stops.
One of the two north-south corridors that connect Bennington with west Omaha will be narrowed for months. Read about this and other traffic hot spots in our weekly roundup.
Nebraska's new voter ID law supports the goal of ensuring that only legal voters cast ballots. But it also sets reasonable rules for how qualified voters can provide proof of their identity.
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Nebraska lawmakers wrapped up a session unprecedented for its level of rancor but also touted as one that will have lasting positive impact on the future.
No one survived a small plane crash Friday morning near Kearney, though authorities don't know how many people were on board, according to the Buffalo County Sheriff's Office.
A complaint alleging a Nebraska lawmaker had a conflict of interest during the Legislature's debate over gender-affirming care restrictions has officially been dismissed.
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Nebraska lawmakers ended their session Thursday with one final filibuster, passage of several bills and praise from Gov. Jim Pillen.
Nebraska's new voter identification requirements became law Thursday after the Nebraska Legislature passed the plan, despite a filibuster, and Gov. Jim Pillen signed the bill.
After two years of work, a plan to overhaul aspects of Nebraska's criminal justice system reached the finish line Thursday. In part, the bill is aimed at easing prison overcrowding.
In the latest chapter of the ongoing effort to revitalize North and South Omaha, Nebraska lawmakers approved a bill that authorizes more than $400 million in recovery efforts for those areas.
The U.S. military described last week's encounter over the South China Sea as unprofessional and risky. A 55th Wing pilot-turned-historian says such intercepts are routine for reconnaissance crews.
Gov. Jim Pillen celebrated Wednesday as he signed bills that are projected to deliver more than $6 billion of income and property tax relief to Nebraskans.
Nebraska lawmakers restored money to the state's watchdog agency but upheld Gov. Jim Pillen's other budget vetoes Wednesday.
Five Reception and Treatment Center staff members in Lincoln were treated for wounds consistent with having been stabbed, punched and kicked. None of the injuries are considered life-threatening.