Scammers using fake identities of celebrities to target people worldwide
Scammers are using the identities of well-known celebrities without their permission to trick people into giving them money, with billions lost to these schemes last year.
Voter group files appeal after court clears secretary of state to give Nebraska voter data to DOJ
A voter advocacy organization plans to appeal a court ruling that would allow Nebraska’s secretary of state to turn over voter data to the federal government.
Meet one of the ‘grass people’ in Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show
“I’m so emotional today seeing how great the show was,” she said. “The grass people are viral. This is wild!”
Officials share photo showing inside look at Eppley Airfield renovations
Renovations at Omaha’s Eppley Airfield are starting to take shape.
Nebraska cowboys volunteer to help wrangle roaming steer in 1996
“Have you ever had something chase you like that? Tell me that’s not exciting,” said one of the volunteers.
Congress barrels towards potential government shutdown over immigration enforcement
The White House confirms that Republicans have sent a counterproposal to Democrats’ list of several demands for immigration enforcement reforms.
Neighborhood dog leads police right to missing 3-year-old boy
“I don’t know where the dog came from. But it was a blessing from God,” an officer said.
Nursing student impaled by pole while driving survives ‘against overwhelming odds’
A driver shares her terrifying story after a loose pole flew at her car and impaled her on a busy Southern California freeway
Lindsey Vonn’s father tells AP her Olympic crash marks ‘the end of her career’ if he has any say
Lindsey Vonn’s father says she will no longer race if he has any say. The American skiing superstar broke her leg in the Olympic downhill over the weekend.
US reaches first Olympic curling mixed doubles final
Korey Dropkin and Cory Thiesse guaranteed the U.S. its first Olympic medal in mixed doubles curling, reaching the final Monday.