Wednesday Nov 18 | Omaha World-Herald
As the mother of three boys, Roxanne Meyer has spent her share of time waiting in a doctor's office while cuts and scrapes get cleaned up.
A strategy to preserve water in Nebraska's premier canoeing river for recreation, fish and wildlife remained adrift Thursday.
Legislator paid no sales tax on boat
A Nebraska lawmaker never paid sales taxes on his high-powered motorboat, and his actions appear to be perfectly legal.
Omaha Crash Victim's Family Wants Justice
Nine days after a man died in an interstate crash in Omaha, his family wants to know why no charges have been filed against the driver who they say is responsible.
Election-turnout ideas debated
Proponents of election changes say Nebraska's neighbors could teach the state a thing or two about registering voters - if the state wanted to learn.
Driver Killed In I-680 Crossover Crash
Nebraska state troopers said they're still investigating a crash that killed one man and injured another late Saturday.
Sen. Rogert will seek re-election
Another state senator has announced his intention to seek re-election. State Sen.
Senators weigh in on legislation aimed at underage drinking
Participants in a Project Extra Mile Meeting on Tuesday in Lexington discussed current legislation aimed at curbing underage drinking.
Nebraska Hearing Set on Minitrucks, Smaller Vehicles
State senators will be holding a hearing next month on minitrucks and other off-road vehicles to see whether they should be allowed on more roadways.
Miniature cattle yielding maximum rewards
TEKAMAH, Neb. a ' Walking through their lowing herd of several hundred cattle, Ali and Kenny Petersen were like two Gullivers on a Lilliputian roundup.
Even with gas prices roughly a buck lower compared to the this time last year, it's expected many people will cut back on summer travel.
Farms downsize with miniature cows
Reporting from Tekamah, Neb. -- Walking through their lowing herd of several hundred cattle, Ali and Kenny Petersen were like two Gullivers on a Lilliputian roundup.
Farms downsize with miniature cows
Ali Peterson brushes out the winter coat of a miniature Hereford cow on a ranch near Tekamah, Nebraska.
Natural Gas loss of service in a portion of Tekamah
OFFICIALS AT BLACK HILLS ENERGY WOULD LIKE TO ALERT CUSTOMERS IN TEKAMAH... BECAUSE OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY, A LOSS OF NATURAL GAS SERVICE OCCURRED IN THE CITY OF TEKAMAH ROUGHLY IN AN AREA FROM 10TH STREET TO 14TH STREET AND FROM H STREET TO K STREET, AFFECTING BETWEEN 70 AND 80 HOMES.