Matthew Butler sold explicit images of a child for over two years, court documents allege, before a plea deal reshaped his case.

Lawmakers pressed Maureen Larsen on staff turnover and stalled projects tied to the North & South Omaha Recovery Grant program.

One person was seriously injured late Wednesday in a crash on I-480 near the Martha Street exit in Omaha.

The European-inspired bistro at Granite Park closed with no explanation, leaving diners and the Dallas food scene stunned.

Clarence Ames vanished from memory for decades until DNA and a Texas niece gave him his name — and a grave — back.

A late-night argument inside a Blondo Street Mega Saver spilled into the parking lot, ending in gunfire and a manhunt.

St. John’s Class of 1964 tracked down Army records to get Herbert O’Hara a headstone decades after he died alone.

Pets in costume: Park Central Square hosts its costume parade Saturday for just $2 a head.

The Indian Ridge build aims to direct its net sale proceeds to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital when it opens next spring.

Pierre Woods faces 20 years to life after admitting his role in a North Omaha drive-by that killed a man in his car.

Deputies found the man dead near 219th and Hascall after a welfare check Saturday. No threat to the public remains, officials say.

Mary Joseph closed her 1653 Washington Street shop Friday, offering staff jobs at her two Omaha locations instead.

Community leaders trade suits for sequins at The Astro to fund Youth Emergency Services, which served about 1,300 young people across its programs last year.