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Heather Peterson testified she forgot to tell state workers her son was tied up as the Timothy Erks trial resumed in Gage County.
The 10,000-square-foot addition finally gives officers a dedicated K-9 unit and fitness room after years of makeshift space.
Politics & Govt in ...
Cruz rallied a Council Bluffs bowling alley crowd for Hinson days before Iowa's toss-up Senate vote.
A masked-in-plain-sight intruder swapped outfits mid-burglary at Omaha Roncalli High School, making off with a principal's rosary and cash.
Victor Carmona-Hernandez, 25, was convicted of a sex offense in 2023 and was held at Sarpy County Jail as of Thursday afternoon.
Early voting is already underway in the Lincoln race to replace retiring Regent Tim Clare on the University of Nebraska board.
Nolan Dudik lost his badge in May; now the Nebraska State Patrol has taken him into custody.
A 77-year-old Omaha retiree trades yardwork for rent credits as roughly a quarter of Midwest households say they can't cover every bill.
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CHI Health Center's new floor projectors turn the court into a giant screen just in time for Monday's Creighton-Kansas City tipoff.
Community & Society in ...
A gaping hole swallowed the basement of Celianne La Rosa's Omaha home after Little Papio Creek flooded in late September.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
Omaha researchers will use a federal grant to advance glaucoma research at Creighton University.
A 90-year-old north Omaha woman gave up cable and bought a space heater to cope. Voters say energy costs now rank among their top worries.
Maryann Gleason was last seen walking eastbound Wednesday night. Police say she is 5-foot-3 with gray hair and brown eyes.
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