Owner of Nebraska Precious Metals accused of receiving, selling stolen items changes plea
The owner of a Nebraska gold dealer accused of receiving and selling stolen items after a monthslong investigation reached a plea agreement in the case.
Trump seeks $1 billion from Harvard University in damages
The president did not specify what damages the university allegedly caused.
Birmingham’s first Black mayor reflects on civil rights and city’s future
Richard Arrington Jr., Birmingham’s first Black mayor, shares his experiences with segregation and offers insights on the city’s ongoing challenges and progress.
Robert Kraft not selected to Pro Football Hall of Fame, ESPN reports
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft will not be elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s class of 2026.
Team USA changes name of Olympics venue from ‘Ice House’ following protests
Three U.S. Olympic bodies renamed their Milan hospitality from “Ice House” to “Winter House” after anti-ICE protests
Man charged with first-degree murder after shooting outside Iowa convenience store
Deputies responding to the scene found a 45-year-old man dead in the parking lot.
Why Iowa’s off-year caucuses could shape the 2026 election field
Off-year Iowa caucuses don’t bring presidential hopefuls or the national spotlight, but party leaders say the 2026 meetings could still play a big role in Iowa’s political future.
Every Homeland Security officer in Minneapolis is now being issued a body-worn camera, Noem says
Secretary Noem said that the body camera program will be expanded nationwide if the funds are available.
Freestyle skier Chris Lillis links visualization to victory
From visualization to victory: Freestyle skier Chris Lillis is already picturing winning a second Olympic gold in Milan Cortina.
Omaha man arrested for allegedly abducting sisters in Florida
Two young girls from Indiantown, Florida, were abducted by a man they met online, prompting a warning from the Martin County sheriff about the dangers of online communication.