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.

The 45th annual Home and Garden is underway at the Qwest Center. By now everyone knows it is the place to go to get ideas and estimates on home repairs, upgrades, or remodeling.

One day care business in Omaha has gone to the dogs, in a good way.

The latest groundwater map from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln shows levels are on the rise but remain below measurements from a decade ago.

A University of Kansas nursing student is home after being shaken by the deadly New Zealand earthquake while participating in study abroad program in the country.

Three felony charges added to a list of charges currently filed against a 24-year-old man from Buccaneer Bay.

Sedgwick County, Kansas officers are searching for thieves who are damaging large crop irrigation systems to get to the copper.

The Nebraska State Auditor's Office is looking into the finances of the Morrill Public Schools.

The Old Market is one of Omaha's major draws and the Downtown Improvement District wants to ensure it stays that way. The D.I.D. has hired a private security company to help keep the peace in the Old Market.

Once again this summer, The College of Saint Mary is offering girls (ages 7-18) the chance to make new friends while discovering the possibilities of different careers and exploring their creative side.

A middle school teacher suffered minor injuries when she was hit by a school bus in Overland Park.

The Obama Administration has one week to file an appeal, otherwise a Florida judge says 26 states can consider invalid the health care law passed last year.

Funeral protesters or picketers would face tougher restrictions under a bill given second round approval in the Nebraska Legislature Thursday.

A witness to an Omaha robbery was cut by a knife as the crime took place.

New technologies and better equipment are giving homeowners a greater sense of security. Heartland homes are being outfitted with state of the art security systems.

Two California women have pleaded guilty to possessing counterfeit traveler's checks.

There's encouraging news about the bats spending the winter at Maquoketa Caves State Park in Iowa: Experts have found no sign of a disease that's been killing bats across the country.

Officials say an Iowa hospital was forced to limit access to care in its psychiatric unit for three days after bed bugs were discovered in two patients' rooms.

Sheriff's Department asks for your help on a hit and run accident.

Twenty-nine-year-old Travis A. Wolfe of Bellevue was sentenced to 16-18 years in prison for the 2010 hit and run death of 24-year-old Scott Limbeck. With good behavior, he could be out in 8 years.

Life at Daybreak Anchor Malorie Maddox's house is a lot different lately. "It's a lot of work, but it's a lot of fun," she says. Back on January 21st, Malorie and her husband Greg welcomed Moss Gregory Bolton into the world.

The U.S. Postal Service says the post office at 24th and Grant in Omaha is closing for good. “Postal Station A” (2221 N. 24th Street) has been shut down since a fire broke out in the building last December. Before the fire, it was operated by only one postal clerk and it was only open two hours a day.

A 31-year-old man has been sentenced to nearly 14 years in prison for attacking a woman on a popular bicycle path in southwest Lawrence.

A suburban Kansas City racing school and its founder are accused of deceptive and unconscionable acts related to the sale of racing packages.