Omaha police are investigating two separate robberies. The first was reported about 2:30pm Thursday. An employee of Unique Gifts and Dart Supplies at 6209 Ames told police that a man entered the business, showed a gun, and demanded money. He fled the store on foot with the cash.

Nebraska bankruptcy filings have dropped nearly 13 percent in the first half of 2011, compared with the first six months of last year.

Love her or maybe your not a fan, she certainly captures headlines every where she goes. Now word is Lady GaGa is in Springfield Nebraska. She is shooting her new video, "You and I" and fans are on a mission to find her.

Thursday night’s headliner at Red Sky was Zac Brown Band. By then temperature had dropped a bit from the last few nights. But it was still pretty humid. That’s why we tested some gadgets and clothes that promise to keep you cool, though we can’t promise you’ll end up on the best dressed list.

Having a messy desk could impact your career.

A new federal law gives you free access to your credit score if:

Seven governors who represent states impacted by the Missouri River flooding will meet in Omaha next month. Details and specific agenda information will be released at a later date.

The American Cancer Society, High Plains Division, recently announced that eight students from Nebraska will be recipients of a Childhood Cancer Survivor Scholarship.

On April 13th Robert Hashberger of Council Bluffs shot and killed 41-year-old John Rodarte. When police arrived at the scene Hashberger made no attempt to run and still had the weapon. Initial charges were dropped but now the case has taken a new turn.

It's the end of an era for NASA's 30-year space shuttle program. Just before 5 a.m. Thursday, Atlantis touched down at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Southwest & Airtran are lowering fares for travel during late summer and fall.

Grocery bills are soaring, with prices for staples like bread, eggs, and coffee up more than 30% in the last five years.

Council Bluffs is changing it's trash pick up time during this heat wave.

So far, so good. We're faring well when it comes to all of this heat and keeping the power on. We've noticed sporadic power outages on OPPD’s website. From time to time during this heat wave.

Trying to get from here to there is more difficult than most summers because of detours caused by flooding. One major detour locally is Interstate 29 outside of Council Bluffs. The interstate has been closed for several weeks. That puts drivers on unfamiliar roads and that could lead to trouble.

Eleven-year-old Cruz Longoria of Lincoln continues to recover at the Nebraska Medical Center after a painful accident at a Louisville, Nebraska summer camp.

Cargill Meat Solutions Corp. has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit brought over wages at its Schuyler meatpacking plant.

An 11-year-old Chicago boy drowned Tuesday night in the Nodaway River in southwest Iowa.

Nebraska state workers have spent part of their week struggling with Internet and email service problems.

A 16-year-old boy was wounded Wednesday morning a few blocks away from another shooting earlier this week.

An Iowa-based biodiesel company has filed plans to raise $100 million from an initial public stock offering.

How would you rate the performance of the Omaha Police Department? Are the officers competent, do they bring a good attitude to the job and do you feel safe? Those questions form the basis of a new survey being distributed as part of the department's accreditation process.

The Interstate Power and Light Company says customers in a region that includes Iowa and Minnesota have set a new peak for energy usage.

Officials say an inmate at the new Lincoln County jail may have tampered with a fire sprinkler in a cell, which set it off and flooded a dayroom.

An Iowa congressman says a gunman entered his home Saturday night and attacked his daughter. Leonard Boswell says he tried to fight the man off and, as they scuffled, his 22-year old grandson got a shotgun. His grandson pointed the gun at the intruder who then ran.