In recognition of International Transgender Day of Visibility, Nebraska students walked out of classes Friday in support of their transgender peers.

Workers at Kellogg's plants across the country strike over wage disparities

Sen. Steve Halloran read an excerpt from a rape victim's story during debate over an obscenity bill in the Nebraska Unicameral.

Kelly Clarkson surprised a Nebraska football player with a $15,000 donation to his nonprofit.

The two were at a podium, just moments prior to a news conference in Lincoln.

While in town for a show, the artist made a detour to West Omaha to lend a hand to those in need.

Students at the University of Nebraska-Omaha took a stand for transgender rights Monday.

OPS providing free breakfast and lunch to children in the metro

Lawmakers in the Nebraska Legislature approved Wednesday the permitless concealed carry bill, which is now expected to be signed into law.

Voters in Plattsmouth recalled one of their school board members.

Students at several Nebraska schools organized walkouts to protest legislation seen as discriminatory toward transgender people. Of those bills is the 'Let Them Grow Act.'

A Nebraska man is recovering after being hit by a deer while taking a bicycle ride with his pet parrot Lucy.

In March of 2022, Omaha Skutt softball star, 18-year-old Paige Roessner took her own life. Her parents sit down with KETV NewsWatch 7's Abbie Petersen to talk about their mission to end the stigma...

Nebraska state Sen. Megan Hunt filed a lawsuit, accusing the Nebraska Freedom Coalition of defaming her.

'We want our seat at the table and now we have it'

An artist comes to a woman's rescue after a thief steals her Pride flag. It's one of several recent cases we've told you about in Northwest Omaha, this one in the Sunny Slope Neighborhood

Omaha Democrat says he's launching another campaign to represent Nebraska District 2

The Omaha Public Schools board voted Monday to keep two books available that address gender identity, race and sex issues.

Garth Brooks is looking forward to creating an inviting atmosphere at his new bar, and that apparently includes serving Bud Light.

A Yutan, Nebraska, man is keeping his promise of protesting outside the governor's mansion.

Boxer Terence "Bud" Crawford announces his next fight will be in his hometown of Omaha.

A Virginia man was fed up with a pothole that went unfixed for a year, so he took matters into his own hands.

The business leaders said the "harmful social legislation," namely LB 574 and LB 575, won't help remedy businesses' struggles— it'd make them worse.

Nebraska volleyball standout was cited for driving under the influence on Friday morning.

They say 52 books are under threat of removal and many have already been removed from the shelves.

Funding for the bill would come from Nebraska's general fund.

An LGBTQ+ resource center will open in Omaha on July 17. It will focus on providing a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community and social support resources.

Nebraska and Douglas County are both now COVID-19 "Red Zones"

The new law allows people 21 years and older to carry a concealed weapon without a permit or training.

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen signed what he called "a significant win for social conservatives" into law, but opponents teased legal action to halt legislative bill 574.

"Even if we cannot vote, we still need to be heard," said one middle school student.