Students in Waterloo, Iowa will have to tuck in their shirt, wear pants no more than one size too big and leave the steel-toe boots at home.

Gary Roberts paid $2,500 for a new roof on his rental warehouse. But that may be a drop in the bucket compared to damaged caused by leaks after installation of the rubber based roofing material.

The Cassgram reports the Plattsmouth Volunteer Fire Department was paged out just after 7am today to help with voluntary evacuations and the removal of personal items from residences and cabins in the area north of the Schmidt Transportation location north of Plattsmouth.

Omaha police were unable to find a teenager seen walking towards the Nebraska Medical Center campus Friday morning with what appeared to be a gun tucked into his waistband.

Cass County taxpayers are paying the bills for the court case against a former crime scene investigator.

A middle class family can expect to spend more than $286,000 raising a child to age 18.

Nebraska government officials say a big infusion of money is helping hundreds of people with developmental disabilities who have been waiting for services.

A full page newspaper ad convinced Lee Damoff that state pride would pay off. But he feels short changed after ordering eight, two dollar bills with Nebraska stamped on the front.

Late night dip leads to arrests.

The Nebraska State Patrol Tuesday afternoon released the name of the man who died in a car crash on Interstate 80 between Lincoln and Omaha.

If you’re at Omaha’s Eppley Airfield these days, and you’re told to put your hands up, it’s not what you think. The airport has a new high-tech security device in place.

A fleeing suspect abandons a vehicle and eludes officers but not for long.

Clayton Harris doesn’t think blaming the new state shop for flashing flooding across his land is a rush to judgment.

New extension website provides inspiration for acreage residents.

As severe storms move through Nebraska, there is the potential for weather-related damage to houses and other buildings from wind, rain and hail.

The bids have started to roll in for lunch with Omaha billionaire Warren Buffett.

All of the University of Nebraska's online education programs can now be accessed at a single location because of a new platform called Online Worldwide.

McDonald's announced Friday morning it's recalling 12 million drinking glasses that were introduced to promote the new Shrek movie.

Thousands of OPPD customers were without power in the central part of the city.

A decsion is pending on whether Cass County will have employees pay part of their health insurance premiums.

A nationwide shortage of highway paint is making it difficult for Nebraska crews to get started repainting streets and highways.

On Sunday, June 6, the Omaha area will join millions of Americans in celebrating cancer survivors as part of the 23rd annual National Cancer Survivors Day®.

Tony Ellis had to chop his way out. When the storm rolled through he had been driving on 72nd street north of highway 36 in northern Douglas County.

Lincoln, Neb. – June 2, 2010 - This Father’s Day is the perfect opportunity to remind male friends and family about the importance of talking to their doctor about cancer screenings and cancer prevention.

College of Saint Mary head swimming coach Rich Draper announced that nine athletes have signed to join the Flames in 2010.