Sights and Sounds: Ralston Independence Day Parade
Sights and Sounds from the Ralston Independence Day Parade and the fire department water fights.
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Photos: People spend time at Gene Leahy Mall Fourth of July celebration with Omaha Symphony
People arrive for The RiverFront Fourth of July Celebration featuring the Omaha Symphony at Gene Leahy Mall in Omaha on Saturday, July 4, 2026 .
Street Vault keeps athletes soaring at OT Days
From first-time vaulters to veterans, Street Vault welcomes everyone to compete and spectators to cheer them on.
Safe Ride OTD returns for 14th year
SAFE Ride OTD announces its return for the 14th consecutive year, providing 100% free safe rides home during Oregon Trail Days weekend, Friday through Saturday.
How a Nebraska man became the alleged architect of a plot to kill President Trump
Friends and former classmates say they never expected the charges now facing an Omaha man accused in an alleged plot to kill President Donald Trump.
Over 20,000 people gather in downtown Omaha to watch Fourth of July fireworks, concert
On the 250th anniversary of the ratification of the Declaration of Independence, thousands of people gathered in The RiverFront parks in downtown Omaha Saturday night to take in fireworks and
Papillion Mayor David Black on new Scooter's facility
Nebraska-based Scooter’s Coffee continues its fast growth by launching a third distribution center in the Omaha area, where the operation nearing 1,000 nationwide stores was born.
Scottsbluff City Council OKs sales tax referendum on $25 million aquatic, senior center
Scottsbluff voters will decide in November whether to approve a half-cent sales tax to help fund a proposed aquatic and senior center.
Mayor John Ewing appoints Jacquelyn Morrison new interim director of Omaha parks
Omaha Mayor John Ewing announces his plans for Omaha parks during State of the City address
Lincoln woman accused of kicking officer while police broke up fight
Lincoln police arrested a woman early Saturday after she allegedly assaulted a police officer while a fight was being broken up, police said.
Old Settlers President Jack Preston became local history champion
Jack Preston's love of history started with stories from his grandparents. It grew into decades of preserving local heritage.
Ex-Husker wrestler Ferrari accused of assaulting pregnant woman in Lincoln
The woman said Ferrari had dragged her off the bed by her feet and strangled her.
PPHD: Fireworks safety critical during dry conditions across Panhandle
Officials encourage the public to follow important fireworks safety tips this Fourth of July, particularly as drought increases fire concerns.
Limits on fireworks remain in some Panhandle ocmmunities
Some Panhandle communities continue to limit fireworks due to fire concerns as the area remains under a drought.
Elderly, disabled Nebraskans depend on rural transit services. A funding crisis may force major cuts.
Rising costs and stagnant funding have created a crisis for Nebraska’s rural transit agencies, which primarily serve disabled, elderly and impoverished residents. Now, some are preparing for the worst.
Scotts Bluff County honors ag roots in 250th celebration activities
Farmers, ranchers, scavenger hunts and a community celebration are all part of Scotts Bluff County Tourism’s America 250 plans.
105 years strong: Oregon Trail Days embraces semiquincentennial theme
Oregon Trail Days celebrates 105 years with "Stars, Stripes and Cornfields" and a lineup of events for all ages.
Old Settlers Vice President reminisces about childhood Oregon Trail Day celebrations
Lydia Grasmick, this year's Old Settlers Vice President, has loved her life as a farm wife and teacher in Scotts Bluff County.
Omaha heat index could hit 110 as dangerous conditions grip Nebraska, Iowa
Officials urge residents to stay hydrated, check on neighbors and watch for signs of heat illness this week as temperatures could run about 10 degrees above average this week.
Ranking the 14 best NFL offseason moves, from blockbuster trades to splashy signings
Offseason in name only. The NFL rests for no one. On the surface, this NFL offseason didn
Omaha fireworks show, other festivities will celebrate America's 250th
A televised fireworks show at The RiverFront in Omaha is one of many area celebrations marking America
What migrants say happened inside Nebraska's new ICE detention center
State Sen. Terrell McKinney opens hearing on the McCook ICE facility at the State Capitol
Nebraska's private, public school advocates prep for federal tax credit scholarship program
For the first time, a federal tax credit scholarship program will allow parents to use taxpayer dollars for private school tuition. The program could also benefit public schools, advocates say.
Parent's tip helps ID suspect accused of vandalizing produce stand
Watermelons sit piled high in a bin Tuesday at Kelly's Produce at 2904 N. 48th St. Police say four youths vandalized the produce stand on Saturday, causing more than $5,000 in damage.