A security guard at King Science & Technology Magnet Middle School was placed on administrative leave following an incident Thursday that left a student injured.
Catch up with today’s vaccination updates, data reports on new cases and other COVID-19 stats reported by health officials across Nebraska and Iowa. Keep scrolling to find helpful links and other related information, including phone numbers to call for help getting signed up for your vaccine.
Two additional features of the FCC Environmental solid waste collection are now going to be implemented- the cart exchange program and the spring yard waste collection schedule.
The Nebraska Supreme Court has upheld the dismissal of a wrongful death lawsuit brought by the parents of a woman whose ex-boyfriend was convicted of killing her hours after his release from a psychiatric clinic.
Gov. Pete Ricketts says he’s confident that Nebraskans will be able to attend football games and other crowded events later this year as more people get coronavirus vaccinations, but he’s urging patience.
The remains of Kansas native Father Emil Kapaun, recognized for his ministry and service during World War II, were identified, U.S. Senator Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) confirmed.
Iowa was among less than a dozen states with a trend of more coronavirus cases as federal officials urged leaders to continue restrictions on mask wearing and social distancing.
Children were not part of the initial tests in the rapid approval process of the vaccines, because they have a very low chance of becoming severely ill from COVID-19.
Nearly two years after historic floodwaters devastated the Midwest, a pair of small towns in southwest Iowa are on the brink of disappearing altogether.
It's no longer vaccine availability that presents a challenge in the rollout. Pott County explains why they're now ahead of the curve in their mass vaccination plan and their top challenge.
Days away from the team’s next game, Creighton University on Thursday night announced the suspension of recently embattled men’s basketball coach Greg McDermott.
Many of the 29 million Americans diagnosed with COVID-19 may experience persistent symptoms even after they’ve recovered from their initial illness and develop what’s called “post-acute COVID-19 syndrome.” Simply put, they’re the “long-haulers.”
Officials across the nation are closing prisons as crime rates drop and views about drug use change, but not in Nebraska, where the governor is pushing for a new $230 million prison to relieve overcrowding and house a steadily rising inmate population.
A potentially dangerous mishap is caught on camera, but the real shocker comes after the crash: an Amarillo truck driver appears lost but doesn’t make a Texas-sized turnaround.
