Insurance companies that cover cancer would have to treat chemotherapy pills the same as medication administered through an IV, under a bill set for a vote in the Nebraska Legislature.More >>
Gun owners who legally transport weapons in their vehicles would have more property rights defined in Nebraska law, under a measure moving through the state Legislature.More >>
Officials with the Omaha Public Power District say they need to do a better job identifying and fixing concerns at the Fort Calhoun nuclear power plant. They've updated federal nuclear regulators today on plans for...More >>
Omaha police say a medical technician has been arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting three women as they were undergoing ultrasound testing.More >>
The Scottsbluff City Council has accepted a settlement offer from the defunct Westward Airways in a lawsuit seeking to recover economic development funds.More >>
Leaders of an American Indian tribe in South Dakota who are suing beer makers, distributors and retailers are now asking a judge to limit alcohol sales in a tiny Nebraska town that borders their reservation.More >>
The Nebraska Attorney General's office has asked the state Supreme Court to reject a request by death row inmate Michael Ryan to put his upcoming execution on hold.More >>
Leaders of an American Indian tribe are asking a federal judge to limit beer sales in a tiny Nebraska town that borders their reservation and sells nearly 5 million cans per year.More >>
A jail official in central Nebraska has been investigated for misconduct after refusing to take custody of a prisoner, but it's not clear if he will face any charges.More >>
A Grand Forks man faces up to 30 years in prison when he's sentenced in May for conspiracy charges for a string of pharmacy robberies. Prosecutors say 28-year-old Joshua Fonder and an accomplice stole thousands of...More >>
Members of the Nebraska Legislature would be able to serve three terms rather than two, under a proposed constitutional amendment up for debate.More >>
Federal regulators will get another update on a Nebraska utility's plan to repair and restart a nuclear power plant that has been shut down since last spring.More >>
A Nebraska city's attempt to fight illegal immigration appears likely to be more of an inconvenience for legal residents than a deterrent to illegal immigrants.More >>
In early versions of a Feb. 20 story about a federal judge's ruling on a challenge to an illegal immigration law in Fremont, Neb., The Associated Press erroneously reported most of the law had been rejected by the court....More >>
A Nebraska lawmaker who wants to increase the minimum school dropout age to 18 says his proposal seeks to protect the long-term interests of children who will likely earn less without a diploma.More >>
Members of more than 20 organizations are rallying against a bill that would require Nebraska voters to show a government-issued photo ID before casting their ballots.More >>
A state contractor that manages child welfare cases in eastern and southeast Nebraska is relinquishing its duties because of a financial dispute.More >>
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has scheduled Marsh Madness weekends for people who savor the idea of a getaway and would like to observe waterfowl migration along the Missouri River.More >>
Omaha police say a man faces additional charges, including first-degree murder, in an early-morning shooting in downtown Omaha that left one man dead and another injured.More >>
Lincoln police say an attempt by two men to fool police by switching seats after an accident ended with both men being charged with drunken driving.More >>
A federal judge has thrown out most of a Nebraska city's controversial ordinance that sought to ban hiring illegal immigrants or renting property to them.More >>
University of Nebraska Regent Chuck Hassebrook is likely to see less support in his bid for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate than former U.S. Sen. Bob Kerrey would have gotten.More >>
The Weeping Water school board decided to hire a superintendent with two drunken-driving convictions because of the strength of his professional record and some extenuating circumstances.More >>
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will be closing public access to portions of Burchard Wildlife Management Area to make repairs this year.More >>
Gay rights advocates are preparing to fight a bill in the Nebraska Legislature that would prevent cities from enforcing local rules to protect gays and transgendered people from discrimination.More >>
Authorities in Wisconsin's southwest corner say a pilot from Nebraska made a rough landing near a highway and ended up in a ditch after his plane ran out of fuel. The 68-year-old has been treated for minor injuries.More >>
Nearly 800 elementary, middle and high school students from across the state are expected to attend the Nebraska Robotics Expo in Ashland this year.More >>
A University of Nebraska organization will be joining efforts to expand research and development of water management in the Middle East and North Africa.More >>
A monthly survey of bankers in 10 Midwest and Great Plains states shows the rural economy slowing down, but reflects strong gains in hiring and farmland prices.More >>
Nebraska would create a commission to study sex trafficking in the state and increase penalties for pandering, under a bill heard before the Judiciary Committee.More >>
By ERIC OLSON AP Sports Writer A drug-testing expert says the marijuana bust at TCU this week is symbolic of a growing problem in college athletics.More >>
Contractors at the Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln will reinforce half the pile caps that provide support for the building to fix problems with reinforcing steel.More >>
A bill designed to attract a billion-dollar data center to Nebraska has advanced in the Legislature, despite a failed attempt to lower the threshold for businesses to qualify.More >>
Massage parlors, strip clubs and truck stops in Nebraska would have to post the number of a human trafficking hotline near their entrances, under a bill set for a legislative hearing.More >>
A coalition of Indian tribes is welcoming a court ruling that tribes cannot be held in contempt for commercial ventures such as personal loans offered over the Internet.More >>
The Nebraska Attorney General's office would lose its oversight of a state environmental fund, under two proposals slated for a legislative hearing.More >>
The Gering City Council has accepted a settlement offer from the defunct Westward Airways in a lawsuit seeking to recover economic development funds.More >>
A state lawmaker says Nebraska should use a bipartisan commission when it redraws congressional, legislative and other districts once every decade.More >>
A 32-year-old Lincoln man already serving 70 to 120 years for robbing a convenience store and raping a clerk has been found guilty of another rape.More >>
University of Nebraska Regent Chuck Hassebrook will announce his run for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Ben Nelson from his hometown of Lyon in northeastern Nebraska.More >>
Officeholders in Nebraska who want to run for re-election or seek a new elected office this year have one day to file their intent with the Nebraska Secretary of State's office.More >>
A state lawmaker wants to create a bipartisan commission for Nebraska's once-a-decade redistricting process, which he says will minimize political gerrymandering.More >>
State regulators have scheduled a series of public meetings to gather input on MidAmerican Energy's plans to increase electric rates by 3 to 4 percent this year to cover rising costs.More >>
A state lawmaker says his proposal to allow for stricter alcohol rules in certain parts of Nebraska would give local governments the tools they need to fight public drunkenness.More >>
Falling fuel demand, an ethanol oversupply and high corn costs could lead some Midwest biorefineries to cut back or idle production until profit margins improve.More >>
A Nebraska state lawmaker who was considered a prospect for the U.S. Senate has ruled himself out, but says he is interested in running for governor.More >>
Despite concerns about appearing to be looking out for their own interests, the Executive Board of the Nebraska Legislature has advanced a measure that could raise term limits from two terms to three terms.More >>