The last time Eric Crouch played football in Omaha, he was quarterback for Millard North High School. He will be returning to the field this fall as an Omaha Nighthawk.

It doesn't matter if he wears a size 14 shoe or if his glove size is XXL. A group of Korean researchers say the size of a man's hands or feet have no bearing on penis size. They have a different formula that they claim is more reliable.

The Lincoln police canine “Jake” earned more than an extra treat Tuesday morning. He helped crack two crimes within minutes.

Real estate protests up this year in one Nebraska county.

A polygamous family with a reality TV show plans to challenge the Utah bigamy law that makes their lifestyle illegal,.

When a Pennsylvania woman complained that her songwriter boyfriend had never written a song about her, he choked her and hit her in the face.

Facebook and Time Warner are ganging up on bullies to address a problem that torments millions of children and young adults.

A break in a wastewater main has sent untreated sewage spilling into West Lake Okoboji.

A Nebraska woman has been arrested for child abuse after a 3-year-old boy fell from her car in Hastings.

Hot weather and summer flooding, ways you can help the homeless. All for just a few dollars.

Breathing in secondhand smoke may contribute to behavior problems in children.

Getting that little slip of paper at checkout may become a thing of the past.

Homeowners in a midtown neighborhood are concerned about how a foreclosed home is affecting their property values. The loan company maintaining the property has already paid for clean-up but will respond to neighborhood complaints and do more.

Dr. Everett Reynolds, the former president of the NAACP in Omaha has died after a battle with cancer. He stepped down from the position in 2004 after ten years. On July 3 of this year, Dr. Reynolds celebrated 61 years in the ministry.

For seven weeks, it's been "all hands on deck" for city workers here in Omaha. With preventative flooding measures a top priority, something had to give in terms of city services. But people are more than willing to wait and even pitch in to help.

The sight of 93 flags representing all Nebraska counties circling the stadium and waving in the breeze makes it hard to contain the excitement for the start of the 2011 Cornhusker State Games.

The Army is restricting how many prescription painkillers soldiers can buy at one time as it responds to rising abuse of potentially addictive drugs.

Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman is among those pleased after reading a report that indicated the state took in more revenue in June than expected. Overall June receipts amounted to $398 million. The forecast was for $391 million.

The city of Council Bluffs reports that 211 volunteers and city staff members filled 21,600 sandbags Saturday at the Mid America Center. Among the volunteers were 30 Marine Corps recruits. So far, the city has built an inventory of 128,880 sandbags. The goal is to produce 20,000 a week.

Cities across America are starting to come to grips with the aging of their residents in areas that weren't really designed to accommodate older people.

At 10 a.m. Monday morning the Omaha Public Power District website was still showing a number of customers without power in parts of Omaha and Douglas county.

A 32-year-old homeless man is facing charges in an attempted robbery of another homeless person. Anthony Longsoldier is also facing felony weapons charges for putting a knife to the neck of a 57-year-old woman and demanding her bottle of "lemon water."

A 31-year old Lincoln man was jailed Sunday morning after threatening four young adults with a bow & arrow. Police booked Steven Copple for terroristic threats.

Two people injured in one-vehicle accident early Sunday afternoon.

The Sioux City airport is benefiting from the flooding along the Missouri River because it has become harder for people to drive to Omaha's airport.