The U.S. Department of Agriculture says farmers can soon sign up for the Conservation Reserve Program.

A Council Bluffs teen is lucky to be alive. On Mother's day he was hit by a car while riding his bike to the grocery store.

Four Louisiana men were found guilty of poaching Iowa deer from a case that started when someone made a call to the Turn in Poachers hotline.

Boaters should not take safety for granted.

A man who broke into an Omaha nutrition store after it was closed for the night probably didn't notice the grocery store 100 feet away was still open and teaming with customers. One of those customers is a federal agent who watched the burglary take place.

Does your child often seem sad, tired, restless or out of sorts? Does he or she spend a lot of time alone? Have low self-esteem? Have trouble getting along with family and friends?

Sentencing has been rescheduled for a Blair woman who was convicted of negligent child abuse in the drowning of a toddler at her day care facility.

The Iowa Supreme Court is expected to decide whether insurers can require dentists who accept their plans to offer discounts on services that aren't covered.

The Omaha Police Department is holding another Gun Amnesty Day to collect unwanted or illegal guns and ammunition.

The utility that owns the troubled Fort Calhoun nuclear power plant hopes to have the plant ready to operate again soon, despite word Friday that it has a long way to go before federal regulators allow it to restart.

It is one of the biggest decisions a parent makes, choosing someone to trust with their children. Here’s some advice for finding a summer nanny or babysitter.

You can help 5-year-old Cassidy Evans. A benefit show is planned for Sunday, May 19th.

A Bellevue police officer is no longer in trouble with the law.

Drug company Novartis has begun laying off workers at its plant east of Lincoln.

A principal in southeast Nebraska spent part of Wednesday on the school's roof to reward students for their good test scores.

In the event of a natural disaster, it's the first responders who dive in to the danger and bring people to safety.

Refinery issues in the Midwest could lead to Nebraska seeing the highest prices for gas ever.

A woman suffering from Alzheimer's who disappeared three weeks ago in Ponca Hills was in court Thursday trying to extend a protection order against her husband.

Homeward Bound in the Heartland animal shelter works to feed homeless animals and help low-income families fee their pets.

Some Omaha community groups are urging OPPD to phase out coal power and invest in more renewable energy production through wind and solar power.

The Color Run™, the single largest event series in the nation, will be returning to Omaha on May 25, 2013. The race will be held at Century Link Center and will begin at 11AM. Registration for the race is open

There's a new place you'll soon see Twitter updates and the new way people watch TV has advertisers adapting as well. Here's the Thursday Bloomberg After The Bell Report from the New York Stock Exchange.

The American Diabetes Association is challenging riders to be part of the Stop Diabetes® movement by taking part in the annual Tour de Cure®, a cycling event happening on June 1, 2013 at Sarpy County Fairgrounds, Springfield, NE. to help raise funds to change the future of diabetes and help stop this devastating disease

A man sentenced Wednesday for his eighth DUI conviction will spend at least seven years behind bars.

It was like salt on an open wound. First Mother Nature flooded Bellevue’s Haworth Park two years ago. Then this spring, unseasonably chilly temperatures prevented work from being completed on time. Channel 6 News was given an exclusive tour of the park on Thursday. It should reopen by mid-June.