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The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services has launched the newest feature of its iServe Nebraska portal.

The Nebraska Department of Agriculture is accepting applications from high school juniors and seniors for this year’s Nebraska Agriculture Youth Institute.

Portions of Dodge Street near UNO’s campus remain restricted following a water main break Wednesday night.

A person is recovering after being struck by a car near 18th and Cuming streets Friday night

Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services employees are free to wear jeans after a legal battle that reached the Nebraska Supreme Court.

A Colorado man was arrested by Nebraska state troopers after an apparent case of road rage.

Omaha Police need the public's help in investigating a robbery near 40th and Dodge early Wednesday.

Two Arizona men were arrested by Nebraska State troopers for possessing a suspected 50,000 pills of fentanyl.

The 60,000-square-foot, two-story facility will house specialty clinics, a Children’s Physicians primary care office, and outpatient rehab with an outdoor area, as well as radiology and lab services.

Three Nebraska brothers are one step closer to having their names added to the Vietnam Memorial Wall in the nation's capitol.

University of Nebraska System president Ted Carter announced today he has initiated a national search for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s next chancellor.

Preliminary hearings were held Monday for three of the four suspects in the shooting death of a 15-year-old girl in her North Omaha home.

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen announced the signing of an executive order Friday creating a new Broadband Office for the state.

Hitchcock Nature Center is closing some trails for a managed deer hunt this weekend.

The Nebraska State Patrol arrested 35 drivers for DUI and assisted 1,349 motorists during the holiday season in connection with the national “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign.

DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge will be closed off for a controlled deer hunt January 7 and 8.

Ralston is hosting it's own Times Square-style ball drop.

As avian influenza -- more commonly known as “bird flu” -- spreads across the state, Nebraska Game and Parks is reminding state park visitors to use caution and avoid sick birds.

New artwork at the state capitol aims to bring Nebraskans together.

The order allows practitioners to more readily serve Nebraskans.

As the fallout after the condemnation of an Omaha apartment complex continues, the City now says the majority of affected tenants have found new homes.

One of Pottawattamie County's top attractions will open for the new season Wednesday.

A Fremont woman is dead after crashing into a tree Wednesday night.

Metro Transit is continuing a pilot program that will let all elementary and high school students ride city buses for free.

Omaha Police is warning the community about dangers being raised by popular dating apps and websites.