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Nebraska vs. USC: Three things we know, and three things we still don't know

Evan Bland has three things we learned and three things we still don't know about the Huskers after Nebraska's loss to USC.

Best Ne-Yo Songs: 20 R&B Essentials

With a host of top 10 hits, No.1 albums, and platinum plaques, Ne-Yo has proven his abilities as a hitmaker who stretches the confines of genre. You can’t discuss contemporary R&B music without ...

Court ruling personal for three new Nebraska voters who served their time

Three of the people waiting Wednesday in the 24-minute line from the front door to the service window at the Douglas County Election Commission did something the Nebraska Legislature changed state law to help them do.

Nebraska Legislature, District 15: Firefighter, businesswoman vie to replace Sen. Lynne Walz

Two Republican candidates, Roxie Kracl and Dave Wordekemper, are vying to replace State Sen. Lynne Walz of Fremont, who is barred by term limits from running again.

State poet completes trek to bring poetry to every Nebraska county

According to the Nebraska State Historical Society, Nebraska became the first state to choose a state poet laureate in 1921 when the Legislature named John Neihardt to fill the ro

Florida tells NE National Guard never mind on hurricane aid

LINCOLN — The Nebraska National Guard mission to help Florida after Hurricane Milton ended shortly after it started. Gov. Jim Pillen announced Tuesday that the emergency response operation was canceled on Saturday after Florida officials assessed storm damage.

Get to know the candidates running in Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District

Eastern Nebraska's 1st District includes Lincoln and Norfolk; the 2nd District includes Omaha; and the 3rd District encompasses western and central Nebraska, along with the northeastern and southeastern corners of the state. All three Republican incumbents are seeking reelection.

How Barret Liebentritt — and old-school physicality — can help Nebraska's run game

For 10 minutes a day in practice, Barret Liebentritt experiences a release of old-school physicality. The fullbacks work with Nebraska assistant Ron Brown, who wants to instill the same grit

Senate Candidate Dan Osborn stops at Micek's in Columbus on way to Omaha

On Oct. 11, nonpartisan U.S. Senate candidate Dan Osborn stopped at Micek's Shangri-La in Columbus to chat with voters on his way through to Omaha.

Lincoln Southeast's Thursday football game cancelled after Omaha Benson ends its season

Lincoln Southeast won't play football this week. The Knights, scheduled to play Omaha Benson Thursday, saw that game called off after Benson announced Monday night it was cancelling the rest of its season due to low participation numbers.

Nebraska Man Killed in Guthrie County Accident

(Guthrie Co) A Nebraska man died in a single-vehicle accident in Guthrie County this (Monday) morning.

Whooping cough cases on the rise in Nebraska; local doctor gives advice on what to look for

Across the country we are seeing a decade high in whooping cough cases. There are currently more than 17,500 reported cases nationwide, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Last year, that number was just under 4,000.

Nebraska’s first Artificial Intelligence degree program now offered at UNO

HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) - Enrollment is now open for University of Nebraska-Omaha’s new Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence program. The school recognizes that Artificial Intelligence is where a lot of the tech world wants to go, and it’s where they want their students to be able to go as well.

Endangered missing person in Omaha

The Nebraska State Patrol has sent out an endangered missing person advisory for a missing Omaha man. On Facebook, authorities say 74-year-old James Schulze was last seen at noon in the northeastern part of the city.

Omaha police say dozens of political signs stolen, damaged across metro

An Omaha Police Department spokesperson said it has about two dozen reports related to thefts and destruction of property to signs of the popular blue dots, red dot countersigns, and other political placards. "This is not unusual during election seasons. We are sure there are thefts that have not been reported," the spokesperson said.

Omaha Benson football cancels final two games of season, citing low participation numbers

Nebraska high school football rankings, October 14 Omaha Benson football has forfeited its final two games because of low participation numbers. Canceled are Thursday night's home game with Lincoln Southeast and an Oct.

Offenses rise up as Nebraska's Red-White baseball series takes competitive turn

The weather cooled and the bats heated up as Nebraska baseball’s Red-White series saw its most competitive game yet Monday.

Bacon, Vargas spend final 2nd District debate swinging for undecideds

The third and final debate between GOP U.S. Rep. Don Bacon and Democratic State Sen. Tony Vargas targeted undecided 2nd District voters.

Here's what Nebraska seniors need to know during upcoming Medicare open enrollment

While year-to-year changes are typical for Medicare drug coverage and Medicare Advantage plans, some bigger changes are in store for both in 2025.

Got lead? The city of Omaha might test and remediate your property for free

Content by the city of Omaha. Here’s how to find out if your property is eligible for free soil sampling and lead remediation.

Farm Bureau PAC tosses backing to Democrat Preston Love

KEARNEY — Preston Love Jr., the Omaha Democrat campaigning to unseat Republican incumbent Pete Ricketts, announced on Saturday he’s been endorsed by the Nebraska Farmers Union PAC.

Omaha, NE – Injury Accident at 183rd and Wright

An injury accident occurred at the intersection of 183rd and Wright, prompting a response from local emergency services. | Contact Police Accident Reports (888) 657-1460 for help if you were in this accident.

After tumultuous upbringing in Nebraska, new state IT head hired to 'be a change agent'

Armed with an education forged out of a traumatic upbringing in Nebraska, the state's new head IT officer "was hired to come in and be a change agent," he said.

Omaha's queer community celebrates history at Out in the Park

Omaha's queer community celebrated its history at Out in the Park on Sunday. The event at the Elmwood Park Pavilion also celebrated the Omaha Queer History Mapping Project. Festivalgoers could put pins on a map to show where they're from in Omaha and the greater metro area.

The Battleground that Got Away from Republicans

Nebraska’s 2nd District has a single electoral vote up for grabs. It looks like Republicans might have let it slip away.

Pride of the Dutchmen return to high-profile contest

WAUKEE—MOC-Floyd Valley High School’s Pride of the Dutchmen marching band is known for putting on ambitious field shows with monumental set designs, but this year, its show has all the

Nebraska native, Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz to come to Omaha area for second time

Nebraska native and Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz will make a second trip to the Omaha area. The Minnesota Governor will be in Omaha on Oct. 19 for "a campaign event."

Children were part of the Nebraska Humane Society's early mission

Started in 1875, the Humane Society looked out for child welfare in Omaha until the late 1950s. Its responsibility for the city's animal control started in 1919.

Nebraska lawmaker adds her support to resolution supporting Israeli people

The lead Nebraska state lawmaker who released an informal resolution in support of the Israeli people this week did not ask all state senators whether they wanted to sign before releasing the letter.

Man shot dead in south Omaha; homicide investigation underway

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – A man was killed Saturday morning in a shooting in south Omaha, police say. Around 6 a.m., officers were sent to 29th and T streets on a report of a shooting. When officers arrived, they found a man – who has not been identified – in the street suffering from gunshot wounds, OPD said.

What's Going On: Fall a busy time in Central Nebraska

Weekend events in Central Nebraska include opening weekend of GILT's "Drinking Habits," the Wreaths Across America can and bike show, Halloween events at Stuhr Museum and Stolley Park, and much,

Police investigate shooting in South Omaha neighborhood

Police said they received multiple reports of gunfire in the area. The victim was transported to the hospital with CPR in progress.

Union Omaha tallies another win Saturday at Werner Park after defeating Lexington SC

Union Omaha will be back on the field on Oct. 19 when they travel to face South Georgia Tormenta FC at 6:30 p.m.

Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst pushes importance of Trump ground game in Nebraska’s 2nd District

Iowa U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst crossed the Missouri River on Saturday to encourage more than 100 Republican volunteers in Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District to spend the next few weeks knocking on voters’ doors for former President Donald Trump.

Honoring Johnny Carson

The community is celebrating Johnny Carson’s 99th birthday with an entertainment extravaganza on Thursday, Oct. 24. The community partners hosting the celebration are the Elkhorn Valley Museum,,

'Nobody is going to be good alone' - Fremont forges together to knock off Creighton Prep

Junior quarterback Ayden Bohaboj ran for two touchdowns and threw for another to spark Fremont past Creighton Prep.

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