Former death row inmate granted $500,000 bond as he awaits new trial
A judge has granted a $500,000 bond for a high-profile Oklahoma inmate who had spent almost 30 years on death row.
Small medical plane crashes in New Mexico, killing 4 aboard
A small medical plane crashed in New Mexico Thursday, killing four people on board, officials said.
Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks stepping down effective immediately
Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks is stepping down effective immediately, the third high-level immigration official to leave the DHS since Secretary Markwayne Mullin took office.
Alabama city tables plan to shoot stray dogs amid public outcry
City leaders in Sylacauga, Alabama, have tabled a controversial proposal to shoot stray dogs following public backlash and calls for more humane solutions.
Omaha police sergeant combines drumming background with his dedication to public service
Omaha police Sgt. James Shade combines his passion for drumming with his dedication to serving the community, volunteering with the Omaha Pipes and Drums Corps and coaching young musicians.
Dry, windy and warm Thursday afternoon for Omaha area
Gusty winds Thursday afternoon with elevated fire danger. Chances for isolated storms late. Storm chances increase to end the week and head into the weekend. Meteorologist Caitlin Harvey has the forecast you trust from Omaha’s Weather Leader.
AP calls Democratic nomination in Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District race for Denise Powell
On Wednesday evening, AP called the Democratic nomination in Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District race for Denise Powell.
Douglas County identifies deputy injured in fatal gun battle with parole fugitive
The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office identified the deputy who was shot during last week’s deadly shootout and named the four other deputies involved in the 35-second confrontation.
Will removing the gas tax save you money?
President Donald Trump says he wants to suspend the gasoline tax, but as fact-check partner PolitiFact found, it’s never been done and could have serious drawbacks.
Senators vote to withhold their own pay during future government shutdowns
Senators have unanimously approved a resolution to withhold their pay during future government shutdowns. Here’s what to know.