Losing a member of law enforcement is felt throughout an entire community. Wednesday, we honored those sworn to protect and serve.

The City has announced several lane closures that will slow down traffic in West Omaha.

If you live anywhere near Burke High Stadium in Omaha, the Nebraska State High School Track Meet this weekend will affect your trash pickup schedule.

Last year's drought is showing up in colorful ways this spring.

History was made Tuesday night when Jean Stothert became the first woman to be elected mayor of Omaha. What are her plans once she takes office next month?

Channel 6 News Fact Finders has learned Lincoln police and Nebraska State Patrol troopers showed up at an Omaha golf course Wednesday morning, but not to play a round.

Mills County Child Abuse Prevention Council has received a $48,292 grant from the Iowa Child Abuse Prevention Program (ICAPP), administered by Prevent Child Abuse Iowa.

A bill designed to help fight wildfires in rural Nebraska has advanced to a final legislative vote.

Good news for vegetable lovers. The warmer weather means it's asparagus time.

Nebraska Pheasants Forever (PF) and Quail Forever (QF) wildlife biologists from across the state are hosting 17 different landowner habitat tours during the next four months.

A new effort is underway to keep drivers safe in a high-tech world. Here's the Bloomberg Wednesday After The Bell Report from the New York Stock Exchange.

A Council Bluffs man just can't catch a break. For the second time within three years his house caught fire.

After no winners emerged from Wednesday night's Powerball drawing, the jackpot now sits at $550 million, making it the third largest jackpot ever. The next drawing is Saturday night.

A watchful neighbor helped keep a homeowner's deck and perhaps their house from going up in smoke Wednesday afternoon.

It's been four months in the making and work by students at the Omaha Home For Boys is done. They proudly showed off the finished product Wednesday, a rebuilt 1999 Harley Davidson Heritage Softail Classic motorcycle.

Lawmakers have reached a compromise on spending for Iowa's public universities and other education programs.

Police are looking for thieves who made off with nearly $1,500 dollars in stolen goods from a smoke shop.

An Omaha woman has been booked for attempted arson. A police report says she tried to set several items on fire, before an officer was able to stop her.

Fans of "Full House" will find a lot to love at a free concert in Council Bluffs. John Stamos will join the Beach Boys on-stage.

It was one of those armed robberies where the bad guys were difficult to identify. However, Bellevue police say they received good information to identify all three men who held up the Tobacco Hut at 40th & Harrison the other day.

Governor Terry Branstad is set to sign a bill into law that would require people convicted of certain aggravated misdemeanors to submit DNA samples.

Lawmakers have given final approval to a funding bill that divides state aid among Nebraska's large and small public schools.

Iowa lawmakers appear close to concluding the 2013 legislative session, though they may put a health care debate on hold.

Supporters of a Nebraska Medicaid bill are urging residents to contact their state senators directly, to try to bring the measure to a vote in the Legislature

Two robbery suspects had charges dropped against them after officers proved they had the wrong guys.