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OMAHA, Neb. — The Better Business Bureau is partnering with the Nebraska chapter of the Alzheimer's Association to offer a webinar series called "The More You Know." The three-part series covers scam prevention and awareness efforts and resources for the vulnerable community. The Alzheimer's Association says there are currently 35,000 people in Nebraska living with Alzheimer's or dementia. More than 61,000 people care for loved ones with the disease.

Neb. — Iowa Troopers say this is one for the books, a tractor-trailer nearly in pieces. It was on the way from Omaha to Chicago when a trooper pulled it over near Des Moines. Troopers here in Nebraska say it's not surprising. They took thousands of commercial trucks...

Iowa state troopers removed a semi-truck from service Sunday after they said the trailer was "nearly in pieces." In a post on Facebook, the state patrol says the driver was pulled over near Altoona. ISP says he was traveling from Omaha to Chicago to pick up a load. This content...

OMAHA, Neb. — This week we're talking about Nebraska's looming health care crisis — from a shortage of workers, to a potential cash shortfall that could cause some facilities to close. Rob McCartney is joined by four guests:. Jed Hansen — Executive director of the Nebraska Rural Health...

LINCOLN, Neb. — The Nebraska Department of Transportation issued a request for information as it plans for a future electric vehicle charging network. The state is receiving approximately $6 million per year for the next five years for the EV network. The funds are from the 2021 Infrastructure Law.

LINCOLN, Neb. — An inmate punched a Nebraska Department of Corrections staff member in the face and broke their nose. The assault happened on Saturday at the Reception and Treatment Center, according to the department. Corrections officials said an inmate refused to return to their holding cell after being...

Sunday morning, 99 Nebraska Army National Guard soldiers left the state, heading to Texas for training. The Beatrice-based guard unit was sent off by Gov. Jim Pillen and Sen. Pete Ricketts as they were surrounded by family and friends. Soon, they'll deploy overseas to Kuwait, a country in the Arabian...