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US May 3, 2016

Atheist display will force removal of Nativity scene from Nebraska state Capitol

A Nativity scene will be removed from the Nebraska Capitol in the days before Christmas because atheist groups have reserved all the available space.

Military Families May 3, 2016

Scientists work to identify Pearl Harbor victims 74 years later

More than seven decades after Japanese torpedo bombers sunk the USS Oklahoma in the shallow waters of Pearl Harbor, scientists have engaged in a new push to identify the victims.

Alabama May 3, 2016

Is anywhere safe? San Bernardino mass shooting raises fears of attack in smaller cities

Anita Jefferson didn't know much about San Bernardino, California, before the apparent terror attack there.

US May 3, 2016

Woman pleads not guilty to charges connected to tiger bite at Nebraska zoo

A woman accused of trespassing into a Nebraska zoo to pet a tiger has pleaded not guilty to charges.

US May 3, 2016

Authorities investigate after western Nebraska farmer finds man's body sealed inside a barrel

Authorities are investigating a man's death after a Western Nebraska farmer found his body sealed inside a 55-gallon barrel.

US May 3, 2016

Police say Nebraska man killed in confrontation with officers didn't want to go to jail

A 29-year-old Nebraska man who was fatally shot during a confrontation with police in Lincoln told officers he wouldn't go to jail.

US May 3, 2016

Police say 2 Lincoln officers shot; injuries not life threatening

Two Lincoln, Nebraska, police officers have been wounded in a shooting that began as a traffic stop.

Controversies May 2, 2016

Nebraska senator compares police to ISIS, suggests he鈥檇 shoot a cop

A Nebraska state senator compared American police to Islamic terrorists and suggested he'd shoot a cop if only he had a weapon.

Jobs May 2, 2016

Tiny Nebraska town says no to 1,100 new jobs

The village board unanimously voted against a proposed $300 million chicken processing plant, and two weeks later, the company said they'd take their plant -- and money -- elsewhere.

ELECTIONS April 28, 2016

Expected wins for Clinton, Trump rivals in big Saturday balloting, but will it be enough?

Polling and caucus sites opened Saturday morning in five states in which rivals to Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump think they can win and slow the Democratic and Republican front-runners' march to their respective party鈥檚 presidential nomination.

DISASTERS April 28, 2016

Storm threat shifts after day of hail, wind in central US

The nation's midsection prepared for another day of foul weather Wednesday after a series of storms brought huge hail and high winds, but not as many tornadoes as had been feared.