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.

South Sioux City schools were locked down after a 911 caller said a man with a gun had entered a school.

With some polls showing Senator Ben Nelson in real trouble with many Nebraska voters, the campaign to replace him is starting early. Tuesday another candidate stepped forward.

Interstate 80 re-opened about 7:15 Tuesday morning after having been shut down for about an hour following a crash.

The Omaha Public Power District is bringing back its refrigerator and freezer recycling program.

The first detailed report on Nebraska's population from the 2010 U.S. Census is expected to be released today.

Omaha police Tuesday morning released the name of a man who was shot and killed late Monday night outside of the Hy-Vee grocery store at 78th & Cass.

Two competitors in the furnace business are working together to collect unpaid bills from a real estate company.

This report, released by the American Journal of Emergency Medicine indicates Emergency Room doctors are seeing a large increase in the number of cases of children with drug related poisoning.

There have been several alcohol and drug related crashes in recent weeks. Many times, those offenders have multiple convictions, especially for driving under the influence. Here in the Metro, treatment centers are always filled to capacity and it's not easy to get help.

A 12-year-old Omaha girl is reporting a frightening incident that she says happened on her way to school Monday morning.

Plattsmouth's first street naming ceremony is Monday, March 7th at 6pm.

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has scheduled more boating safety courses.

A Delta flight en route to Phoenix from New York City made an emergency landing at Eppley Airfield early this morning.

Water will be released from Nebraska's largest lake in an effort to reduce downstream flooding along the Platte River this spring.

A group of Nebraska farmers wants to teach city dwellers about farming and food production.

Rockwell City, Iowa Mayor Phil Heinlen is questioning the 2010 census, wondering how the city's population could have dropped by nearly 25 percent.

This is a big weekend for the UNO Hockey team; Denver University is visiting the Qwest Center and if the Maverick Mojo holds through Saturday night the Mavs could move into first place in the conference.

For most high school students, they pull something from the freezer, pop it into the microwave and push some buttons to cook a meal. However, the students competing today at the Sixth Annual High School Culinary Invitational, their skills and final product take more than just pushing start.