Unemployment falls to 9.4% last month.

Late Thursday night a caller to law enforcement claimed a man with a gun was at Gross High School. Multiple law enforcement agencies converged on the scene but after a lengthy search no one was found.

Among the many issues raised by the shooting, what can be done to make schools safer? Officials have learned some lessons from past incidents and are now using those procedures in the newest schools.

The county attorney’s office and the architect’s office are reviewing the contract with Scott Enterprises, the roofing contractor on the slate and copper roof project on the Cass County Courthouse.

As costs rise for patients battling cancer, the American Cancer Society is hoping to help ease the burden of those battling the disease by offering free lodging for patients traveling more than 50 miles one way to and from their lifesaving cancer treatments.

A public street with private parking fooled a van driver who had his vehicle towed just southwest of the Qwest Center in downtown Omaha.

Bright Futures is the name of the youth program but an adult’s bright idea cost one after school center a new television.

Renters at a downtown apartment building say conditions inside their building were so bad that they had to call in city inspectors. Among the problems...no heat. Improvements needed to take place by Monday and the owner appears to be making progress.

Three burglaries to start the new year.

The help of citizens led to the arrests of those believed responsible for cattle shootings and other drive-by shooting incidents last week.

Investigators have subpoenaed records of the Visiting Nurse Services of Iowa.

A suspected credit card thief returned to the Nebraska Furniture Mart for a second shopping spree. That’s when he got more than he bargained for.

If that predicted ice storm develops, it could create a lot of problems across the metro area. One group dramatically affected by severe shifts in weather, the elderly. Slick conditions impacts seniors in virtually all aspects of their lives.

Juan Castaneda will spend the rest of his life in prison for the murders of Luis Fernando-Silva and Tari Glinsmann. Castaneda was the third and final man to be sentenced this week for the deadly November 2008 crime spree.

Roof leaks at Cass County Courthouse cause some damage. Cass County Commissioners are anticipating a report at their next meeting.

The competition for jobs is sometimes pretty tight and most applicants are looking for any advantage. Now imagine already being at a disadvantage through a disability that may eliminate you from several job opportunities. Projects With Industry is trying to level that playing field for those with disabilities.

David Johnson of Council Bluffs, Iowa received a red letter demand that he pay for parking violations in New Orleans. Johnson said he has never been to New Orleans in his life.

Nearly $27,000 worth of items went missing from a Lincoln business Sunday.

19 pounds of crystal meth seized on Christmas Eve. A Douglas County Sheriff’s K-9 drug interdiction deputy discovered the $500,000 worth of “Ice” in a hidden compartment.

Having trouble finding where to put those Christmas gifts? Maybe now is a good time to go through the closet and get rid of those old clothes or those that don't fit anymore. It's a good time to donate those unwanted items and get a little something for yourself as well by donating to Goodwill for a tax write off.

A new year is almost upon us and with it comes those resolutions to lose weight and keep fit. Meet a man who is the right person to weigh in on how to be successful.

Brotherly love goes beyond playing with toys for nine year old Enrique Ramos American horse. He provided bone marrow that will help his younger brother Alex beat leukemia.

Slick conditions overnight and early Christmas Eve morning caused a lot of problems around the metro area.

One Omaha family's Christmas wish has already come true. A string of bad luck left the Warren family without heat. Their children were forced to live with their grandparents. But the family is back together thanks to the generosity of some Channel Six viewers who paid their electric bill.

The closing of a central Nebraska irrigation canal should help boost the flow of water in the Platte River and improve habitat for endangered species.