The Better Business Bureau is issuing an urgent scam alert cautioning businesses and consumers about another email that is spreading across the country that looks like it is from BBB.

A fire chief sets fire to his house. It was intentional but not arson. It was for a training burn

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is inviting hunters and landowners to attend public informational meetings to discuss deer issues.

A task force working to reshape Iowa's child sexual abuse laws has decided against adding college officials to a list of those required to report such abuse.

A suspect described by authorities as a master car thief has been arrested. The Fugitive Task Force not only found him with the key to a stolen car but also a handcuff key on a necklace.

A "few dozen" Chevy Volt owners have asked GM to buy back their vehicles.

Most of us wouldn't walk outside without a winter coat and boots, but what about man's best friend?

Nebraska Gov. Dave Heineman is evading questions about whether he would reconsider running for U.S. Senate next year against Democratic incumbent Ben Nelson.

A Fremont man accused of performing a sex act in front of two girls has been sentenced to up to 25 years in prison.

If you lend an ear to a politician these days, you might hear about an imaginary new regulation that has become the subject of political outcry. At issue: Farm dust.

A 26-year-old Omaha man is under arrest and charged with killing 35-year-old Miguel Flores-Rabadan on October 26th. Police picked up Arthur Campos during a traffic stop near 50th & Blondo at 1:15 Tuesday morning.

There is a $2500 reward available for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever was responsible for two Lincoln burglaries. In each case the thief or thieves stole handguns from a federally licensed firearms dealer.

Occupy protesters say they'll withdraw a lawsuit filed against the city of Omaha and various officials.

A sentencing hearing held for 21-year-old Bellevue man on two Class I Misdemeanor convictions.

Nebraska will soon have a new person overseeing economic development efforts in the state.

A new study says tougher restrictions on Iowa's teenage drivers could have saved the lives of 32 young drivers in 2009.

Lincoln police have arrested a 17-year-old Southwest High School student, saying two guns were found in his car parked in the school lot.

A new director has been named for the Department of Veterans Affairs Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care System.

A cab hit broadside last week caused more than one jolt. The driver of the other car said she didn't have a license. 10 times this year taxis operated by Omaha's Happy Cab have been hit by drivers without a license or insurance coverage.

A bar owner turns the tables on an armed man demanding money. The robber was captured. One employee says she's convinced the would-be robber would have shot and killed someone, if his gun had been real.

A Channel 6 News viewer was excited to see symbol of American freedom in her neighborhood. We have attached the video. See if you can find the American Bald Eagle.

A federal appeals court upholds case against former NBA player.

A spat of apartment fires in the metro has triggered a new marketing campaign to encourage more smoke free apartments. The Omaha and Ralston Fire Departments are supporting the Metro Omaha Tobacco Action Coalition initiative.

Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Director Rex Amack today announced his intent to retire in April 2012, at the end of his current term.

Since there are always two sides to every story, Lincoln police want to talk to the man who allegedly demanded money from a store clerk.