Reducing the potential for serious injury and fatality crashes is the goal of the Nebraska State Patrol’s“100 Days of Summer” enforcement initiative

County jail time for a 23-year-old man involved in pursuit incident at Beaver Lake.

The Iowa House is back at work with hopes of concluding the 2013 session.

New regulations enacted for composting operations in ‘ag’ zoning only. The zoning regulations for composting operations in areas under ‘recreational ag’ zoning stay the same.

As Memorial Day weekend approaches the Iowa Department of Natural Resources is reminding boaters and anglers to “Clean, Drain, and Dry” their boats and equipment to protect Iowa lakes and rivers from aquatic hitchhikers.

A family pet was shot by criminals during a home invasion earlier in May,is out of surgery and will recover.

The Iowa Senate approved a deal to accept federal funding to provide health care coverage to low income Iowans.

The tradition continues in Sarpy County with LaVista Daze. The festival marks the unofficial kick off to the long holiday weekend ahead.

A living history demonstration of an 1860s soldier camp will be re-enacted at Fort Kearny State Historical Park on May 25-27.

Merritt Reservoir State Recreation Area will begin taking reservations for select sites in the Cedar Bay, Beed’s Landing and Boardman campgrounds starting May 28.

A Norfolk city councilman has been arrested on suspicion of drunken driving.

A judge has given probation to a Lincoln woman who slapped a police officer while being escorted from the business from which she had been fired.

Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning says the only nurse at Dr. LeRoy Carhart's abortion clinic in Bellevue should lose her license because of substandard care there.

The award-winning Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha has added a dragon to its array of exotic animals.

House Republicans have pushed through legislation to bypass the president to speed approval of the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada to Texas.

When travelers hit the road for Memorial Day weekend, they should be careful when crossing railroad tracks.

A Council Bluffs family came home to a surprise late Wednesday night.

An 8-year-old girl who ran away 32 times in 7 months last year is now getting the psychiatric treatment her mother asked for a year ago.

Allison was only 22-months-old when she was taken from her home and placed in foster care.

In a special City Council meeting, the official dedication of the new park on the Missouri River, the Council passes a resolution to dedicate the new park in honor of the individual who has brought the community back to the river: Council Bluffs’ longtime Mayor, Tom Hanafan.

Monday, May 20th was Sarah Fischer's birthday. So when the phone rang and she saw her father's number, she got excited, thinking he was calling to wish her a happy birthday. But that was not his message.

Over forty people came out to participate in the annual torch run. It is designed to bring awareness to the Nebraska Special Olympics.

Third-graders from Douglas County Elementary School in Valley are pitching in to help out the tornado victims of Moore, Oklahoma.

We're heard a lot about teachers who put themselves in harm's way to save their students during the tornado that devastated Moore, Oklahoma.

Medical helicopters save lives, but are they always necessary? That's the question one man is asking after getting stuck paying 20 percent of a big bill.