Georgia prosecutor drops charges against teens after prank-gone-wrong leads to beloved teacher’s death
Prosecutors drop charges against Georgia teens after a prank accident that killed beloved teacher Jason Hughes
Who were Omaha-area moviegoers choosing to win 1999 Oscars? KETV reporter visited AMC Theater to find out
The nominees for Best Picture in 1999 were “Elizabeth,” “Shakespeare in Love,” “Life is Beautiful,” “Saving Private Ryan,” and “The Thin Red Line.”
Douglas County Election Commissioner says one of county sheriff candidates doesn’t meet requirements to run
The Douglas County Election Commissioner said the Democratic candidate for the county sheriff does not meet candidacy requirements to run.
Judge quashes Justice Department subpoena of Federal Reserve in blow to investigation
A federal judge on Friday quashed Justice Department subpoenas issued to the Federal Reserve in January, a severe blow to an investigation that has already attracted strong criticism on Capitol Hill.
Nebraska woman accused of assaulting deputy after refusing to extinguish fire
Investigators said the deputy contacted the resident, who refused to extinguish the fire and then assaulted the deputy.
Spring break plans? Spot these red flags so you don’t get scammed on your stay
People ages 18 through 29 were three times more likely than other adults to report losing money to a rental scam, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
Heads up, spring break travelers, airports are about to be packed: But here’s what you can do.
The busiest airports, TSA changes and tips to avoid delays
British man charged with cybercrimes in Dubai for allegedly filming missile strikes, UK authorities confirm
The 60-year-old man, reported to be a tourist, was charged under a law that prohibits publishing or sharing material that could disturb public security.
First week of war with Iran cost US $11.3 billion, sources say
The Pentagon provided the estimate to Congress in a briefing earlier this week, according to a person familiar with the situation who was granted anonymity to discuss the private meeting.
Utah judge in Charlie Kirk killing case denies some efforts to limit media access
The man accused of killing Charlie Kirk on a Utah college campus returned to court as a state judge weighs whether certain documents and proceedings should be open to the public.