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Abbi Swatsworth, the executive director of OutNebraska, said the day is especially important in light of the political climate.

"We need to give students tools for today's media environment, which, again, is looking at multiple sources, looking for those pieces of author credibility and really just equipping them for the environment that they are living in."

Chef Nestor with Doorstep Diner Catering in Lincoln wanted to find a way to help Ukrainians, even though he's thousands of miles away.

Senator Jen Day introduced a bill that would facilitate a stronger connection between schools and community providers in order for students to have better access to mental health care across the state.

Around 2 million Americans face severe gambling problems, and another 4 to 6 million have mild gambling problems.

People who have prior convictions for drug possession, use, or distribution are banned for life from food assistance in the state.

Microchips have been in short supply for almost two years now. It's been impacting everyday life with a lot of the things we use from phones, laptops, toys and even cars.

The horses are quarantining at Fonner Park after some tested positive for equine herpes, which can affect their neurological system. 

Nine-term Rep. Jeff Fortenberry's fight with the federal government is set to begin on Wednesday in California after years of investigation.

Emotions were high on Tuesday on Bryan Health's east campus as bells were rang 488 times, one time for each life lost to COVID-19 over the past two years at Bryan.