Senate partisan control won’t be decided until two runoffs are held in Georgia on Jan. 5.

New research confirms that temperature and symptom checks miss many coronavirus infections.

President-elect Joe Biden is unlikely to get sweeping health care changes through a closely divided Congress, but there’s a menu of narrower actions he can choose from to make a tangible difference on affordability and coverage for millions of people.

New device dubbed 'lung-in-a-box' helped Cheryl Campe at Nebraska Medicine

Although extinct in Scott Frost's offense, the fullback will always have a place in the heart of Husker fans.

All students enrolled in Council Bluffs Community School District will go to remote learning starting Nov. 23.

The hospital CEO said other communities and states are looking for places to send patients

Officers were able to track down the elusive Bigfoot statue that had been stolen from the Bigfoot Discovery Museum in California.

"Keep your distance and keep wearing your mask cause I know my dad would want to try and tell everybody else no to die the way he died."

Arthur Sanchez says he didn't take COVID-19 seriously until he nearly died.

President Donald Trump has publicly disengaged from the battle against the COVID-19 at a moment when the disease is tearing across the United States at an alarming pace.

Joel Thys' insurance company, Federated Insurance, told him they would not pay for repairs. So he filed a state and now federal lawsuit that demands Federated pay $932,000.

Sen. Grassley has not publicly acknowledged Biden's projected win. But Grassley said Trump should make sure Biden receives the daily intelligence briefings like his predecessors.

The constant barrage of coronavirus news and numbers is overwhelming. That's on top of the uncertainty and added jobs people are taking on at work and home.

Allure of outdoor, space out sport has regulars golfing more, newcomers trying for the first time

The affected number of ballots may number a few thousand or less.

Very cold start to Friday

25 more people in Nebraska have died from COVID-19 in the past 24 hours. A total of 756 people in Nebraska have died from the coronavirus since the pandemic began, according to the DHHS.

The closure is expected to last until Monday, but could be extended.

In its report on how to rebuild the economy after COVID-19, Deutsche Bank proposed a 5% daily tax on workers that continue to work from home.

About 255 residents at the Siena Francis House have been in quarantine or isolation for about two weeks, executive director Linda Twomey said.

Clinton Garno, who faces 39 felony charges for allegedly sending a suspicious package to the Hall County Election Commission office on Sept. 14, requested Tuesday to have charges against him dropped.

"We were just desperate to go anywhere and do something and had no idea that once we got here that nothing would be open."

Water rescue personnel and fire departments saved 31 people from their vehicles, a county official said.

She enthusiastically expressed her gratitude, thanks to an outreach connected to students.

Teachers, NSEA president call on governor for statewide mask mandate

The vaccines will need to be stored in temperatures near -70 degrees Celsius ."It needs to be 20 times cooler than your freezer," said UNMC's David Brett-Major, MD.

“It’s like the house is burning down, and they just refuse to throw water on it,” House Speaker Pelosi said. Senate Majority Leader McConnell said Republicans won't accept a bill that's the size that Pelosi wants.

High school athletes throughout the Omaha metro area signed their letters of intent, declaring where they intend to pursue their college athletics careers.

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