IDPH Issues Health Recommendations for Working with Moldy Crops.

A September survey of supply managers in nine Midwest and Plains states suggests improving economic conditions.

Trader Joe’s grocery store has announced the opening date for its first Nebraska location. The neighborhood grocery store will open Friday, November 12 at 103rd and Pacific.

Thieves break-in to at least 8 Bellevue Garages. What were they looking for?

A financially strained home building company auctioned off equipment Tuesday. An attorney for a homeowner suing the builder and a channel six news reporter are told to leave the property or the sheriff would be called.

Felony charge on sex offender who fialed to register.

ISU team calculates societal costs of five major crimes; finds murder at $17.25 million.

An Omaha Woman flying to St. Louis earlier this month made a shocking discovery after takeoff. A 200,000 volt stun gun she keeps for protection was still in her purse.

Police continue to investigate a crash which killed one person and injured three others.

The number of bees and wasps are growing this time of year and that concerns some people.

A young woman was injured when she was apparently struck by a beer bottle.

Tickets go on sale this Saturday, October 2nd at 10 a.m.

Carter Lake will be closed to the public Sept. 27 to Oct. 1 to improve fishing.

The recall group, headed by Jeremy Aspen, filled out the recall affidavit Friday morning. The Douglas County Election Commission will now notify Mayor Suttle.

A burglary suspect is a little banged up after allegedly breaking into backyard storage sheds near Mockingbird Heights Park. His arrest provides a good warning for homeowners who have property that backs up to a public park.

Between damaged household finances and rising tuition, college-bound students are feeling a double squeeze.

Consumers are about to see a big drop in the price of televisions as we head into the holiday shopping season.

Billionaire Warren Buffett says the economy remains in a recession, by his definition, because most people and businesses still aren't doing as well as they were before the financial crisis.

There will soon be more space available for Wi-Fi signals. It comes as the result of a decision by the Federal Communications Commission to open up unused airwaves between television station channels for wireless broadband networks.

A Boys Town spokeswoman says no children have been mistreated at its Omaha facilities for troubled youth.

A councilwoman in Cedar Rapids has started a decade-long effort at electing more women to state and federal offices.

One vehicle accident leads to discovery of more than a victim.

Abbott Labs is recalling up to 5-million containers of powder Similac Formula because it may be contaminated with insect parts.

The lawsuit filed by Marsha Babcock of Elmwood asking that her name be placed on the November General Election ballot was voluntarily taken off the district court list of pending cases.

41-year-old Patrick Ayers is a mentally challenged man with the personality of a five year old. That's why his parents can't understand why a teenage boy would punch their son in the nose.