It is the end of an era and a new beginning for some area high school students.

A fight over how to change a state agency that oversees public employee contract disputes is heating up. Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman said Monday if a bill passes the legislature in its current form he will veto it.

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The University of Nebraska-Lincoln says 22 teachers have been awarded $10,000 annual salary supplements to teach mathematics in high-need school districts and pursue development as master teachers.

If you've ever had it happen before you know what a mess it is when your home floods. Heavy rains the past few days have caused more than a few headaches for dozens of families in a Council Bluffs apartment complex. And they are experiencing a lot of frustration because they believe the city helped cause the problem.

Police reports reveal several incidents of domestic violence as storms rolled thorough the area Thursday night.

A 21-year-old Omaha man is in police custody after he threatened to shoot a woman while burglarizing a home.

Several agencies were involved in a search for a man in a vehicle last night.

A 43-year-old man faces up to 20 years in prison for giving away asphalt in rural south-central Nebraska.

Omaha has commissioned a study to determine the future of its Civic Auditorium.

Iowans looking for morel mushrooms might be out of luck because of a chilly spring.

An Omaha man stabbed several times stumbled into a grocery store Thursday morning asking for help.

Authorities continue to investigate an apparent murder/suicide in Shambaugh, Iowa.

Drivers, be on the lookout. The first major street resurfacing project is underway and there's a lot more coming. Resurfacing projects are quick projects, usually lasting only a few days. South 36th Street is currently under construction.

Prominent Omaha businessman David Sokol has been dropped as the Campaign Finance Chairman for Republican Senate Candidate Jon Bruning.

They give a lot to the country already, now active duty military personnel won't have to pay income tax in the state of Iowa.

The Iowa House has passed its version of a sweeping measure overhauling the state's property tax system.

Turns out, voters in Ralston were not cold to the idea of building a new ice arena in their city. They have overwhelmingly approved a $29-million bond issue to acquire land and build an arena and event facility.

Two Omaha Catholic Schools will be closed today because of the heat.

Leave early, and prepare for a crowd. It's good advice for anyone traveling downtown Tuesday night, as two major events collide.

A man is fighting for his life after falling three stories from an apartment balcony.

The American Heart Association is offering free CPR training this Saturday (May 14th) at Clarkson College. As many as 500 people can participate. For more information click here.

Millard elementary students living inside a one mile radius of school will need their walking shoes this fall. The school district is shrinking school bus routes for the 25 grade schools to save about $400,000 a year.

Making the punishment fit the offense. That's the aim of a proposed change in Omaha Public School's Code of Conduct. It would include more latitude in how punishment is handed out. This would mean looking at incidents involving students on a case-by-case basis.

Hit and run driver caught.