A Des Moines hospital is going ahead with plans to limit visitors to its birthing unit and pediatrics wings because of concerns about swine flu.

Fall trout stocking according to the Cassgram.

A teenaged cancer survivor trusted a financial advisor with money to cover his treatment and future college expenses.

Vehicle found upside down in a ditch Friday morning near Plattsmouth.

Omaha Public Power District's newest coal power plant is a finalist for an award from the trade magazine Power Engineering.

The State Fire Marshall's Office is now handling the investigation into an early Monday morning industrial fire. It took firefighters about an hour to get the blaze at Omni Engineering under control.

A new sport is needed but which one?

What are the odds of two $10,000 Powerball winners on tickets bought for the same drawing day with the same numbers from the same Plattsmouth location?

The Alegent Health Board of Directors accepted the resignation of President and CEO Wayne Sensor today. The resignation is effective immediately.

Western Nebraska's automotive replica of England's famed Stonehenge has been named the number-two wackiest attraction in America.

Iowa health officials say cases of the flu are increasing in school, with 56 schools in 23 counties reporting earlier this week that at least 10 percent of their students were absent due to illness.

23-year-old Matthew C. Smith was given a nine-month sentence for striking two Weeping Water men with a handgun at Smith’s residence on Oakhill Road west of Plattsmouth last November.

A man stepped into the El Buen Pan Bakery Tuesday night demanding money. He then lifted his sweatshirt to show he had a gun in his waistband.

A security guard--picking up his paycheck from his second job as a limo driver--catches two men stealing stereos and TV's from limos.

Residents around 15th and Berry in Omaha heard at least four explosions coming from a nearby historic home around 5 a.m. Wednesday. While the house is a total loss, everyone got out safely.

The Humane Society of the United States applauds judges and prosecutors across the country who are cracking down on puppy mills.

In 17 years wearing a badge lavista officer Harald Rappold asked drivers for the same information but a recent traffic stop wasn’t routine.

Shortly after midday on Tuesday, the Douglas County Sheriff's Department released the names of two 18-year-old women involved in an early morning crash.

Nebraska State Patrol troopers will put in extra hours during the remainder of the Husker home football schedule.

Plattsmouth Police are investigating the burglary at Lotz-4-Less, 902 Chicago Ave.

Angela Manns was arrested July 12, after neighbors complained of a smell and flies coming from inside her home.

Two former U.S. presidents will appear together in a panel discussion to headline a TD Ameritrade investment conference next February.

A Nebraska Army National Guard brigade is holding town hall meetings in several cities to help prepare families, employers and community leaders for an upcoming mobilization.

Jerry Subject claims his car was towed improperly from a city street by a private tow company.

Nebraska Military veterans will embark on a 21-state bus tour to talk to citizens and local community leaders about the dangers of climate change and its threat to national security.