Abigail Carrera

U.S. Congressman Mike Flood delivered a speech on the House Floor Thursday, celebrating 10/11’s former chief meteorologist Ken Siemek on his retirement after 44 years of service to the Lincoln community.

Nebraskans who receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits will begin receiving partial payments for November.

Chancellor Rodney Bennett released the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s final $27.5 million budget reduction plan on Monday, following input from thousands of faculty, staff, students, alumni, and stakeholders.

Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola is on the road to recovery after undergoing successful surgery in New York to heal a broken fibula.

A Lincoln man had his wallet stolen following a fight at WarHorse Casino over the weekend.

Black Hills Energy and NorthWestern Energy have taken another step forward in the process to merge their companies to create one regional regulated electric and natural gas utility company.

Lincoln Police said a woman’s death in northeast Lincoln appears to be another case of domestic violence.

Police identify woman killed inside her home in northeast Lincoln

Three people were arrested following an investigation into multiple scooter thefts across the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus.

The proposed ICE facility in McCook has passed its final inspection ahead of its scheduled opening date on Nov. 1.

Lincoln Police officers responded to 40th and Randolph streets early Tuesday morning after a caller reported hearing gunshots.

The man accused of fatally shooting a woman inside a Columbus home in September pled not guilty to the charges filed against him on Thursday.

A Lincoln woman lost $5,800 after scammers tricked her into believing she missed jury duty.

Two men were arrested after Lancaster County Sheriff’s deputies uncovered 117 pounds of methamphetamine during a traffic stop on Interstate 80.

The new north Lincoln Chick-fil-a is set to officially open its doors next week.

The Lincoln Police Department has identified the two people killed in a murder-suicide in the Near South neighborhood last week.

Fines for speeding violations in the city of Lincoln have increased for the first time since 1996.

A Lincoln man arrested in connection with the severe beating and kidnapping of a woman was arraigned in Lancaster County Court on Friday.

A Lincoln man has been arrested in connection with the severe beating and kidnapping of a woman who was initially thought to be dead due to the extent of her injuries.

A Lincoln man has been arrested in connection with the severe beating and kidnapping of a woman who was initially thought to be dead due to the extent of her injuries.