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Winter Storm April 3, 2023

Northern Plains face blizzard warnings as possible ‘biggest snowstorm’ of year bears down

Parts of the Northern Plains could see more than two feet of snow as blizzard warnings are in effect ahead of what is anticipated to be a major snowstorm.

Nebraska March 30, 2023

Nebraska judge dismisses lawsuit filed by woman who suffered injuries during active shooter drills

An employee of the Catholic Charities of Omaha claims to have suffered physical and emotional injuries during an active shooter drill. A Nebraska judge dismissed the woman's lawsuit.

Nebraska March 23, 2023

Democrats reel as Nebraska bill banning trans procedures for minors advances

The Nebraska Legislature has voted to advance a bill banning hormone treatments and sexual reassignment surgeries for minors, despite militant opposition from Democrats.

Nebraska March 21, 2023

Nebraska Legislature's debate on youth sex change ban gets heated

Nebraska legislators are embroiled in a heated debate over the future of legislation aiming to ban hormone-altering treatments and sex change procedures for minors.

Nebraska March 14, 2023

Nebraska Democrat 3 weeks into filibuster over proposed youth sex change ban

Nebraska state Sen. Machaela Cavanaugh, a registered Democrat, has filibustered every bill introduced in the chamber because of a proposal to ban transgender procedures on minors.

Missing Persons March 12, 2023

Elderly Nebraska couple found dead 2 months after going missing

Robert and Loveda Proctor of Aurora, Nebraska went missing in the middle of January. Authorities said on Saturday their bodies have been found, and foul play is not suspected.

Media March 10, 2023

Nebraska school board moving forward with policy for trans athletes despite opposition: ‘Unfair playing field’

A Nebraska school board passed a policy that would consider the participation of trans athletes in high school and middle school.

Nebraska March 8, 2023

Proposal to give Nebraska's governor more control over the state's education policies receives little support

Lawmakers in Nebraska proposed three amendments including one to give the governor more control over educational policies. Many people testified against the amendment at a hearing.

Nebraska March 6, 2023

Catholic Charities of Omaha employee sues over active shooter drill

Catholic Charities of Omaha employee Sandra Lopez is suing the organization for alleged failure to notify her that an active shooter drill was staged and no real danger was present.

Nebraska March 6, 2023

NE authorities investigate 2 deaths in Omaha house fire

Authorities are investigating the cause of a fire that broke at an Omaha, Nebraska, house where two suspected homeless people died. Officials will also investigate the two deaths.

Nebraska March 6, 2023

Nebraska sheriff stunned as migrants allegedly kill bald eagle for dinner but feds pass on charging them

A pair of migrants from Honduras are accused of shooting and killing an American bald eagle in Nebraska with the intention of eating the bird, the local sheriff says.