The "Big Red Road Show" is coming to Omaha. The event will provide prospective students with a glimpse of college life at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Event managers across the metro are coming to the rescue of three couples in need of a reception hall.

The Nebraska Supreme Court has upheld the sentences of a man who killed a 21-year-old college student as she waited in a restaurant drive-through lane in Omaha two years ago.

A Lincoln man faces up to a year in jail, accused of putting his roommate's cat in a washing machine last month.

Bobbi Thompson isn’t getting cold feet but the bride-to-be is nervous about her wedding and reception booked at the now closed Ironwood Country Club in Omaha.

The Cassgram reports a drug arrest at Buccaneer Bay.

Des Moines police are investigating the death of a 72-year-old woman who may have spent four days on the floor of her home because she thought calling an ambulance was too expensive.

The University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha has set a goal to raise $100,000 for relief efforts in Haiti.

With automakers already reeling from a soft economy some bad news from Toyota. A potential problem with the accelerator sticking is causing the popular carmaker to stop production and sales of eight of its models.

Monday night a vehicle hit the Subway restaurant building in Louisville.

Special legislative favors, especially one designed to secure a Nebraska senator's vote for the embattled health care package, ignited so much public outrage that President Barack Obama is calling them a mistake and House leaders say the bill can't be resurrected unless such sweetheart deals are scrapped.

It's the closest thing you can get to harvesting a white tail without heading out into a tree stand. The 2nd Nebraska Big Buck Classic is this weekend at Qwest Center Omaha.

Sales of new homes unexpectedly fell 7.6 percent last month, capping the industry's weakest year on record.

A new book co-authored by a University of Nebraska at Omaha professor takes a look at how white supremacy movements thrive in the United States.

From the potholes many Omahans continue to encounter on their way to work to the libraries and parks their children play in, the City of Omaha has many projects to finance. But the question remains, should they borrow the money?

A Nebraska gynecologist entered a no contest plea to a charge that he offered money in exchange for sex with a former patient.

Hank the hound dog gave two Douglas county road workers a big wet thank you.

Plattsmouth is in the process of making formal application for a $250,000 grant for energy efficient street lighting.

The snowy conditions on the ground and the gray conditions in the sky are enough to get us all down. There is a name for it - Seasonal Affective Disorder. There are symptoms and there are ways to avoid it.

A tragic murder in 1991 still haunts a Nebraska family to this day. Now another death has brought all the painful memories right back into the present after the convicted killer is himself killed in prison last week.

With the ice storm causing power outages throughout Pottawattamie County, a temporary shelter and warming station has been opened in Walnut to help area residents.

Vandalism on five separate incidents involving vehicles this past weekend.

We've seen them in movies, there's even a TV show out about them, and now they're coming to Omaha. We're talking about concierge doctors, and they're not just for the rich and famous.

Better Business Bureau serving Nebraska, South Dakota and southwest Iowa is issuing a national alert about Consumer Financial Advisory Board, LLC (CFAB) located in Clearwater, Florida.

The Cassgram reports conditions extreme slick.