Nick Hytrek

U.S. District Judge Leonard Strand ruled Duane Yates would have been required to file his lawsuit within two years of his alleged rights violations. Because the events that were the

The Nebraska Department of Transportation said BNSF Railway will be installing new crossing signals over the southbound lanes beginning at 5:30 p.m. Saturday.

A fire in January destroyed the Monona County Fair's historic grandstand and other buildings. Now, the sounds of hammers and power tools dominate the fairgrounds as contractors and volunteers race to finish the rebuild in time for the fair's July 7 start.

The Iowa Board of Nursing accepted Taylor Syndergaard's registered nurse and licensed practical nurse licenses in a June 17 consent order.

Cassi Wigington, 49, pleaded guilty June 18 in U.S. District Court in Omaha to submitting fraudulent claims totaling $445,455 to Nebraska Medicaid and other insurers from 2017-2023.

According to the U.S. Attorney's Office, between June 30 and July 2, Monrroy provided alcohol to the minor and got her intoxicated, recorded a video on her phone of the

SIOUX CITY — A man seeking more than $200 million from Sioux City police officers and investigators who he said violated his rights after his 2001 arrest has had his federal lawsuit dismissed because the statute of limitations had expired.

ONAWA, Iowa — Walk onto any county fairgrounds during the last few weeks leading up to the fair and you'll see a buzz of activity.

Complying with an Iowa Court of Appeals order, District Judge Patrick Tott reheard arguments for a new trial for Corona-Ruiz, 24, who was found guilty in August 2024 of first-degree

Ehrig communicated electronically from March 7-11 with a police officer who was posing as a 15-year-old boy. During the communications, Ehrig sent photos of his genitals and had conversations about