Lifestyle
Lincoln Awarded Over $1.5 Million in Grants to Fight Litter and Waste
The funding will support recycling programs, hazardous waste management, and community cleanup efforts in the city.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln's 'Glow Big Red' Returns for Eighth Year
Annual 24-hour giving campaign aims to raise funds for scholarships, programs, and more.
Nebraska Lawmakers Advance Bill to Limit Food Dyes in School Lunches
Legislation aims to restrict artificial colorings in student meals across the state.
Crime
Six arrested in apparent double homicide of Stromsburg couple
Family and friends mourn the loss of Roberto Tanner, described as a caring, creative, and brutally honest person
Three suspects arraigned in Stromsburg couple's murder
Beatrice man convicted of killing partner, kidnapping kids
Former Seward County deputy found not guilty of manslaughter
Jury exonerates Anthony Gann in 2023 killing of Hastings man during high-speed chase
Weather
Mild, Dry Weather Continues Across Nebraska
Temperatures expected to climb through the week with little chance of rain
Record Warmth Likely Today Across Nebraska
Several locations forecast to set new high temperature records this afternoon.
Unseasonably Warm Weather Hits Nebraska
Highs in the 60s and 70s expected over the next couple of days
Politics
Nebraska Governor Slams Lincoln Public Schools' LGBTQ+ Advocate Job Posting
Governor Pillen calls the position 'woke garbage' that has 'no place in our schools'
Nebraska Schools Warn of New Turnout Threshold for Bond Issues
Proposed law could allow nonvoters to decide school bond measures
Nebraska Capitol to Implement New Security Measures, Weapons Ban
Lawmakers advance bill to restrict firearms and other items in the state Capitol building starting in 2027
Health
Nebraska Lags in Certified Nurse-Midwife Regulation
State remains an outlier with restrictive laws on CNM practice
Measles Detected Again in Lincoln Wastewater
No new cases reported, but health officials continue to monitor for potential spread.
Nebraska Confirms First Measles Case in Over 30 Years
Health officials urge residents who visited certain locations to assess their risk
