At just 7 years old, Teddy Bronson of Omaha has faced six brain surgeries, been prescribed 14 different drugs and used about half a million dollars in medical hardware to fight his drug-resistant epilepsy that at one time had him enduring an average of 3,800 seizures each month.
India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire after U.S.-led talks to end the escalating conflict between them but accused each other of violating the deal just hours later.
The Crane River Theater is turning to the community to help raise funds for their busy summer season, after the non-profit organization lost an expected grant.
Gov. Jim Pillen signed an executive order extending a burn ban due to continued dry conditions in the central and western regions of Nebraska. The new order remains in effect until midnight May 20.
If you enjoy hot temperatures this is certainly the weekend for you, but if you’re like me and enjoy it a bit cooler it might be time to turn on the air conditioning.
A fallen Nebraska officer was honored in Grand Island as his name was added to the state’s law enforcement memorial during a solemn Police Week ceremony.
A pair of priority bills that by fluke had ended up linked, then faced moments of conflict and potential demise, are now decoupled and moving on to next rounds of debate in the Nebraska Legislature.
As white smoke began rising from the Sistine Chapel Thursday morning, thousands cheered in St. Peter’s Square, and across the globe the estimated 3.4 billion Catholics celebrated the historic day.
There are discussions happening in Washington D.C. about the potential relocation for parts of the United States Department of Agriculture, including parts of the Agricultural Research Service.
A day after he was seated as Archbishop of Omaha, the new diocesan leader praised Pope Leo’s leadership and said a celebratory Mass would be held in the near future.
Nebraska’s efforts to fight California on new electric-truck mandates and related regulations largely ended Monday with California officials moving to repeal the proposed rules.
