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With Nebraska’s permit quotas reduced for the upcoming deer seasons, hunters may find tags easily obtained in the past will be in limited supply.

The Saunders County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public for help in finding a missing 42-year-old man.

A combined effort of several law enforcement agencies resulted in the arrest of a Lexington man following multiple pursuits in western Nebraska Friday.

National Cancer Survivors Day is Sunday. Bryan Health is honoring cancer survivors and raising funds for cancer support programs by placing ribbons on survivor trees at both of its hospitals in Lincoln.

A Nebraska couple had an exciting drive on I-80 Friday afternoon when they spotted this landspout, a type of tornado that’s produced by a thunderstorm

Nebraska will receive about $796,615 from the settlement.

Governor Pillen signed LB 298 into law on Thursday, which includes language to help prevent discrimination against students based on natural hair, protective hairstyle, tribal regalia or headdress.

The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services issued a health alert on Friday for Harmful Algal Blooms, also known as toxic blue-green algae, at Pawnee Lake in Lancaster County.

A WWII veteran from Nebraska had one wish for his 100th birthday: a Runza hamburger and strawberry milkshake.

State officials announced that all U.S. and Nebraska flags are to be flown at half-staff on May 29 in honor of Memorial Day.

Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol arrested a Washington woman following a pursuit in multiple counties.

The Fremont Police Department located a missing 64-year-old woman on Friday.

Governor Jim Pillen will sign Legislative Bill 753, the “Opportunity Scholarships Act”, into law on Tuesday at noon.

Fourth-seeded Nebraska Huskers opened play in the Big Ten Baseball Tournament against fifth-seeded Rutgers at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha.

Governor Jim Pillen has authorized the deployment of 10 state troopers to the Texas border to help with the surge of migrants following the expiration of Title 42.

Attorney General Hilgers sued Avid Telecom for allegedly initiating and facilitating billions of illegal robocalls to millions of people, and violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, the Telemarketing Sales Rule, and other federal and state telemarketing and consumer laws.

If approved by the board, Rodney Bennett would become the first person of color to become chancellor of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services is asking for help in finding a missing 17-year-old.

State officials announced that all U.S. and Nebraska flags are to be flown at half-staff on Monday in honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day.

Several streets in the Haymarket will be restricted on Saturday due to the Kenny Chesney concert.

The first Class A State Baseball game on Friday is moving to a 9 a.m. start.

The 8-year-old victim suffered head pain and a noticeable contusion, according to court documents.

Investigators with the Nebraska State Patrol and the SNARE Task Force arrested a Columbus man last week following a narcotics investigation.

A person from Sidney died in the crash.

Governor Jim Pillen announced that all U.S. and Nebraska flags will be flown at half-staff immediately to honor the victims of the deadly shooting in Allen, Texas on Saturday.

A man has died on Saturday due to injuries from an officer-involved shooting in west Lincoln.

Tickets for the concert go on sale Friday, May 12.

The Nebraska State Patrol arrested a Kimball woman following a pursuit on Interstate 80 Thursday evening.

The Nebraska Department of Transportation announced Jeremy Borrell as the new Aeronautics Division Director Friday afternoon.

Governor Jim Pillen temporarily waved regulations for truckers hauling critically needed fuels Friday.

The Nebraska Tobacco Quitline will be offering additional free quit medication to Nebraskans trying to quit Tobacco until June 30 or while supplies last.

The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation will host an event this weekend to honor 144 fallen firefighters, including four from Nebraska.

Nebraska wide receiver Trey Palmer was selected for the 2023 NFL Draft. Palmer was a sixth-round selection, and marks the 367th Husker drafted.

Teachers and public school advocates held a rally in opposition to LB753 on Saturday at the State Capitol.

Nebraska edge rusher Ochaun Mathis was selected for the 2023 NFL Draft. Mathis was a sixth-round selection.

The Taco Bell Foundation announced on Wednesday it is awarding more than $10 million in Live Más Scholarships. One of the $25,000 recipients is King Apetse, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln student.

In his lone year at Nebraska, Thompson played in 10 games, passing for 2,407 yards and 17 touchdowns, and rushing for five touchdowns.

Legislative Bill 626 did not pass the cloture vote in the second round of debate Thursday.

Two Nebraska State Patrol leaders were promoted to the rank of Captain, NSP announced Thursday.

The Nebraska Department of Agriculture is reminding poultry owners to continue to monitor their birds for Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), a disease, to protect them.

Tickets for ‘Volleyball Day in Nebraska’ went on sale to the public Wednesday morning, and shortly after they went live, chaos ensued in-person and online.

Since 2017, it is estimated that 3,485 children were supported with a total economic impact of $1,229,429.

A former nurse at CHI Health Saint Elizabeth is wanted by law enforcement according to court documents.

The law will take effect in September.

Morgan Wallen’s upcoming ‘One Night at a Time’ concert at Pinnacle Bank Arena has now been rescheduled due to Wallen being placed on doctor-ordered vocal rest.

Nebraska welcomed fans to Memorial Stadium on Saturday afternoon for the annual Red-White Spring Game. The white team defeated the red team, 21-7.

Coach Solich was honored at a halftime ceremony during the Spring Game on Saturday.

Former Head Coach Frank Solich addressed the media ahead of Saturday's Spring Game.

Before, during and after Husker football games, the Interstate 80 exits at Interstate 180/Downtown can become very congested.

Governor Jim Pillen announced the statewide burn ban will expire on Thursday at 11:59 p.m.