Angler sets new state record with impressive catch
An Ohio man has set a new state fishing record with a 4.27-pound catch
Pope decries the rise of AI-directed warfare
Pope Leo XIV called for peace in the Middle East and Ukraine during a visit to Europe’s largest university.
NSAA State Soccer: Scores and highlights from Day 4
NSAA State Soccer Quarterfinals continue in Omaha.
Huskers will see some familiar faces when they face Coyotes in Lincoln Regional
Husker softball will face a team of Coyotes that features seven Nebraska natives and the sister of NU baseball’s Dylan Carey.
‘They know they are loved’: Gretna teen donates handmade pillows to foster children
Eliza White, a 14-year-old from Gretna, spends her weekends selling handmade pillows at craft fairs, but her business model includes having a heart for children.
Nebraska home first in nation connected under federal broadband program
A household near Ogallala, Nebraska, is the first in the nation to receive broadband through the federal BEAD program, aimed at expanding high-speed internet access.
Iowa lawsuit against Roblox advances in court
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird announced a legal victory as the state’s lawsuit against Roblox, alleging misleading safety practices, moves forward.
Fontenelle Forest fire burns 30 acres, closes trails
A fire that has burned about 30 acres of Fontenelle Forest’s flood plain has forced trail closures as crews continue monitoring the area.
Former Omaha employee changes plea in relation to sex trafficking investigation
A former accountant with the city of Omaha changed her plea in a sex trafficking investigation.
Council Bluffs police hold memorial ceremony for fallen officers during National Police Week
Council Bluffs police hosted a ceremony honoring fallen officers, deputies, and troopers, joined by the Iowa State Patrol and Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s Office.