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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed against Nebraska prison officials by an inmate who’d been held in solitary confinement for more than two years. Dylan Landers said in his October

As Nebraskans continue to deal with the aftermath of the last major winter storm, the Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) is urging preparedness for another dangerous winter storm projected to impact the

The Nebraska trial of a Kansas man charged with the traffic deaths of four Iowa motorcyclists has been delayed until August. Keith County District Court records say the trial was scheduled to begin

The Nebraska State Patrol says troopers have seized more than 900 vape cartridges containing the psychoactive substance found in marijuana. The patrol said in a news release Tuesday that 947 of the

A new report says Nebraska led the nation last year with the growth of its installed wind-energy capacity, creating economic benefits for the state. The American Wind Energy Association said in a

Nebraska residents whose homes were destroyed by last month’s historic flood could get a property tax break under a bill advanced by lawmakers. Lawmakers gave first-round approval Tuesday to a

An Omaha man who was released before his sentencing for attacking a jail guard is back behind bars — a move a local police union is praising. Bruce McGrone pleaded no contest Friday to felony

Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) arrested seven people for drug offenses during the course of five traffic stops between Friday and Sunday. The traffic stops yielded the seizure of

Nebraska prison officials say a staff member was attacked by an inmate temporarily freed when a cell door was mistakenly opened. The attack occurred around 1:40 p.m. Monday at the Tecumseh State

Nebraska lawmakers have advanced a bill requiring the state lottery to prominently disclose the odds of winning the biggest available prize in its game advertisements. The measure won first-round