Posted: 10:22 AM A memorial wall is coming to Cass County. It will be there the week of the Plattsmouth Harvest Festival.

Updated: 3:33 PM A trial date set for woman facing four felonies for allegedly holding a knife to her spouse’s throat.

Updated: 10:11 AM Two southwest Iowa school districts are dismissing students early Wednesday because of the heat. Sidney Public Schools will let out at 1:30pm. South Page Public Schools will let out at 12:30pm.

Updated: 10:22 AM Omaha is ready for some football. There's a full slate of high school games this week, the Huskers' home opener is less than two weeks away and the new kid on the block is maintaining the momentum of a year ago. Ticket sales have been brisk for the Omaha Nighthawks.

Updated: 12:17 PM Students at Emporia State College in Kansas want to make it into the Guinness World Records.

Updated: 8:58 PM An employee at Kelley's Hilltop Lanes tells officers he was held up by three masked men near, or in, the venue.

Posted: 4:41 AM A nonprofit financial service in Nebraska is collecting cleaning supplies for use in kit to help flood victims along the Missouri River.

Updated: 4:42 AM A flyover by a B-2 stealth bomber and aerial acrobatics by other planes mark the annual air show at Offutt Air Force Base south of Omaha.

Updated: 11:28 PM The new, corn-themed trophy awarded to the winner of the annual football game between Iowa and Iowa State has been scrapped.

Updated: 10:16 PM There is a new opportunity for local high school students to make a mark on their community and it's a program that gets them recognized in the process.

Updated: 11:45 PM A fight between two eighth-grade students could blow up into a court battle. The mothers of two McMillan Magnet School students are now both represented by the same lawyer.

Posted: 8:28 PM Hackers are not just breaking into computers anymore...now they are targeting cars as well!

Posted: 8:23 PM Industry experts say Apple is reportedly planning an 8-gigabyte version of the popular iPhone 4.

Posted: 4:44 PM A published report says Sprint Nextel, the country's third-largest cellphone company, will get to start selling the iPhone in mid-October.

Posted: 3:06 PM If you did not know where you could find Omaha’s largest World War One memorial, then you might have an easy explanation. It has stood at the corner of Farnam Street and Turner Boulevard for 74 years. It has faded to the point you can no longer read it. That is changing this week.

Posted: 12:49 PM The Prostate Cancer Foundation today announced its launch of a mobile website that enables individuals to easily access information on prostate cancer and stay informed on the latest research news.

Updated: 10:44 AM A law enforcement officer in southeastern Nebraska has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol. Gage County Deputy John Patsch was pulled over within the city limits of Beatrice early Saturday morning. In a statement, the sheriff’s office says Patsch has been reassigned form his duties as a road patrol deputy.

Updated: 11:03 AM Here’s one to figure out. Why would two men go to a woman’s house, looking for directions, only to burglarize the house next door? That is the scenario that Lincoln police say played out Monday.

Posted: 10:10 AM The daughter of University of Nebraska Regent Randy Ferlic says she plans to run for his seat.

Updated: 7:58 AM The City Council has voted against allowing any more strip clubs in downtown Lincoln.

Updated: 10:22 AM The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded the northern Nebraska town of Atkinson $2.5 million for sewer construction.

Updated: 6:32 AM If you have an athlete at home, guess what?! A new technology could help speed up the recovery process after an injury. It’s an anti-gravity treadmill that set one teen up for success on the hardwood.

Updated: 1:59 AM Vegetables are being picked from a community garden by people who either intend to steal or don't realize the plants belong to someone else.

Updated: 10:33 PM Two storms in less than a week. Council Bluffs residents are dealing with the aftermath of the latest, while trying to keep up with the summer flooding of the Missouri river. Many people are fed up with the disaster.

Posted: 9:42 PM A southeast Kansas ranch that has served as a camp for thousands of people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities won't be auctioned off after all.