The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says campers and anyone else planning outdoor activities for July 4th should expect lowland flooding around Omaha.

Joan Pistillo used to feed the geese in the backyard of her lake front home. Joan said, “I’ve not seen one goose since they took them.”

She knew her son was creating explosive devices and didn't do anything to stop him. Now a West Omaha mother is facing two felony charges.

Bond is $100,000 in torristic threat's case but this is different than most. The pregnant 35-year-old defendant has been in Cass County Jail since May 19th. Her due date is about three weeks away.

Omaha Police continue to investigate a shooting that happened just after 6:30 Monday morning.

Changes in Iowa mowing rules to help struggling pheasants.

Blame it on the rain or a lightning strike. The Council Bluffs Public Library will be closed for at least one day as crews to fix an important piece of equipment this time of year.

To walk the length of Main Street in Fremont Tuesday, it would appear that not much has changed in the community despite a vote that has attracted national attention.

A wrong lane driver causes anxious moments near opening festival for a youth baseball tournament in LaVista.

Two separate cases that started as felonies and were reduced to misdemeanors in plea deals wrapped up with the sentencing hearings this week.

The owner of the Cedar Ridge Vineyards Winery and Distillery in Swisher says the first bourbon whiskey made from Iowa corn and distilled in the state since Prohibition will make its debut July 1.

Some of Nebraska's political and law enforcement leaders traveled all the way to the Nation's Capital in an effort to stamp out crime, especially among the country's youth.

The Plattsmouth Police Department is promoting safety within the community and is making citizens aware of a code enforcement issue.

An overnight accident north of Louisville sent a motorcyclist to the hospital. The man was airlifted to an Omaha hospital.

There's a new program available for parents to help them watch their children's use of Facebook.

Authorities say no one was injured when a small plane with three people on board made a belly landing at the Sioux Gateway Airport in Sioux City.

Nebraska Gov. Dave Heineman was back in the skies Wednesday taking another aerial tour of flood damaged parts of the state.

The last vehicle to pull into Long's service station in LaVista is a bulldozer. The structure that stood for almost a half century comes crashing down in a half hour.

Students in Waterloo, Iowa will have to tuck in their shirt, wear pants no more than one size too big and leave the steel-toe boots at home.

Gary Roberts paid $2,500 for a new roof on his rental warehouse. But that may be a drop in the bucket compared to damaged caused by leaks after installation of the rubber based roofing material.

The Cassgram reports the Plattsmouth Volunteer Fire Department was paged out just after 7am today to help with voluntary evacuations and the removal of personal items from residences and cabins in the area north of the Schmidt Transportation location north of Plattsmouth.

Omaha police were unable to find a teenager seen walking towards the Nebraska Medical Center campus Friday morning with what appeared to be a gun tucked into his waistband.

Cass County taxpayers are paying the bills for the court case against a former crime scene investigator.

A middle class family can expect to spend more than $286,000 raising a child to age 18.

Nebraska government officials say a big infusion of money is helping hundreds of people with developmental disabilities who have been waiting for services.