Andrew Ozaki

GRETNA, Neb. — Trash and recycling haulers sound the alarm about improperly discarding old rechargeable batteries after a refuse truck caught on fire in Gretna Thursday morning.

Should all Nebraska schools offer free breakfast and lunches to students? That's food for lawmakers to think about during a hearing before the Legislature's Education Committee on Friday.

Several state lawmakers said they agree with Gov. Jim Pillen's call to "overhaul" Nebraska's school funding

In the push to "return to normal" after the pandemic, more than 140,000 Nebraskans were pushed out of their Medicaid coverage.

Estimates of over 20,000 Husker fans LINCOLN, Neb. — Thousands of Husker fans are expected to show up in force in Los Angeles to see Saturday afternoon's show down with the USC Trojans.

"We have a dangerous job."

Nebraska AG sues big rig makers for colluding to push EV trucks

"This had a lot of just dangerous potential," said LFR Chief Dave Engler.

Catching a cold or a change in health can be a huge concern for millions of Americans suffering from chronic diseases.

Nebraska lawmakers will return to Lincoln for a regular session in January with a more than $432 million budget shortfall to tackle.