A bill advanced Thursday in the Nebraska Legislature will create a data base that allows doctors, pharmacists and others to track prescription drug purchases.
A Council Bluffs woman was arrested Wednesday morning on suspicion of DUI and child endangerment after being involved in an accident in Cass County, Nebraska.
A plan by Omaha Mayor Jim Suttle to extend something like a wheel tax to non-residents of Omaha has been officially killed by the Nebraska Legislature.
The Cassgram reports the Plattsmouth Fire Department purchased equipment of a disbanded dive team. There are no immediate plans to start its own team though.
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln's student newspaper may consider dropping its print edition or make other major changes if students refuse to approve $110,000 in funding for next school year.
When the report of "shots fired" came across police scanners schools in the area of 30th and Redick were immediately notified of the situation and locked down.
Due of the number of different situations police officers can find themselves in, it's vital that they keep their skills sharp. That training helps keep them and us safe. Bellevue police officers participated in some training Tuesday that may someday save lives.
Ilana Stanger-Ross, author of Sima’s Undergarments for Women, will be the featured speaker at this year’s Great Conversations luncheon at College of Saint Mary on Thursday, March 24.
College of Saint Mary invites area Catholics to join the CSM community for Ash Wednesday Mass, this Wednesday, March 9, in Our Lady of Mercy Chapel at 12:05 p.m.
EPA representatives and state officials will host a radon conference on March 9 in Columbia, Mo. Radon is a serious public health threat that leads to more than 21,000 deaths per year.
A volunteer firefighter's stolen pickup has been recovered but the emergency light bar on top is missing. The pickup was found Monday evening in a Bellevue grocery parking lot.
An Omaha man tells Channel 6 News he's been stalked by a former girlfriend for more than a year. He said it's ruining his life and he wants the harassment to stop.
There's been a recent rash of jewelry burglaries across Omaha and police believe all the cases are connected. It's how these thefts are happening and how little time the thieves spend in the act that has owners on edge.