A bit cooler with slight chance of rain and snow going into the weekend
HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) - After a breezy and mild day, winds will back off and temperatures will come down as we finish out the...
A Nebraska bill would hire a hacker to probe the state’s computer, elections systems
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — One state lawmaker wants Nebraska to take measures to protect it from cyberattacks. His answer? Hire its own hacker....
Windy start; small precipitation chances going forward
Frequent gusts of 30-40 mph have been seen across the area overnight and so far Thursday morning. The worst of the wind will continue...
Staying breezy, mild Thursday, small rain chance
Mild and breezy conditions persist this Thursday with temperatures starting in the warm 40s and 50s. A small chance of rain looms as a...
In small-town Nebraska, with suicide rates high, one family delivers hope for thousands
Rural mental health struggles are real, as is the lack of mental health providers in small-town Nebraska. But the Koch family, and many others,...
Confirmation hearing for CEO of Nebraska DHHS revolves around religion, sin, social media
Steve Corsi, CEO of the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, right, testifies during his confirmation hearing in front of a legislative...
Nebraska bill would allow children to repeat a grade in K-12 with parental permission
LINCOLN - In select circumstances, parents or guardians would have the final say in whether their children should be repeat a grade in K-12...
North Dakota Semi Driver Charged For Striking Patrol Vehicle and Leading Chase in Nebraska
Kasey Martinson, a 56-year-old semi-driver from Sanborn, North Dakota, has been ruled competent to stand trial following a series of charges in two Nebraska...
Pushback meets governor’s plan to ‘streamline’ approval of Nebraska livestock operations
Pork producers who own a processing plant in Fremont include Gov. Jim Pillen, the plant received a $25 million federal grant. (Keith Weller/USDA...
Bill would restrict who can buy land in Nebraska
Gov. Jim Pillen and a state senator are looking to modernize a law they say is designed to prevent foreign adversaries and sanctioned nationals...
