The Atlantic hurricane season has entered a notably quiet period, with no new tropical development expected through the first week of August, according to AccuWeather. The last Atlantic system, Tropical Storm Bertha, dissipated on July 24. Forecasters have added a low risk of tropical develo…
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Dangerously hot conditions will move west across the U.S. this week with temperatures surging to triple digits and an increased risk of wildfires and their accompanying toxic smoke.
Combined with higher home values and reconstruction costs, coastal expansion means that even a relatively quiet hurricane season can produce severe losses.
Lightning-sparked wildfires are expanding across eastern Washington, eastern Oregon and Idaho as persistent heat and drought fuel dangerous fire conditions. AccuWeather reports that more than 8,300 lightning strikes were detected in Oregon between July 22 and July 23, igniting numerous new f…
Hurricane Fausto continues moving west-northwest across the eastern Pacific, prompting forecasters to monitor potential impacts on Hawaii later this week.
A strengthening El Niño could become one of the strongest on record. Here's what forecasters say it may mean for New Jersey weather, winter and storms
Record heat is exposing weaknesses in Europe's transport networks as airports, railways and roads battle to adapt.
Western Europe experienced its hottest June on record this year, according to a new report by the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S). The average temperature in Western Europe reached 20.74°C (69.33°F) in June, more than 3°C (5.4°F) above the 1991-2020 norm, according to the report. Jun…
Early July brought historic extreme weather for the fourth year in a row, and scientists again see the "fingerprints" of climate change in a deadly Fourth of July.
Ocean temperatures hit record highs in June, fueling extreme weather like floods and storms. Scientists warn a strong El Niño is prolonging marine heat waves, threatening wildlife and coastal regions.
Just as the current historic heat dome begins to weaken, NOAA's Climate Prediction Center is warning that a second, potentially worse heat wave is building for mid-July, targeting 22 states across the Southwest, California Central Valley, Plains, Mississippi Valley, and South Atlantic region…
In American suburbs and major cities, air conditioners are everywhere. But in Europe, air conditioning proved divisive.
KEARNEY — The Walkway Gallery at CHI Health Good Samaritan is hosting a new exhibit by self-taught Nebraska painter Lon Krugman.
Take a look at photos from the first day of the 2026 Defenders of Freedom Air and Space Show
The court heard the final three witnesses Friday in the state's case against Aristh Rodriguez-Linares of Lexington.
Read through the obituaries published today in The Lincoln Journal Star.
KEARNEY — The Walkway Gallery at CHI Health Good Samaritan is hosting a new exhibit by self-taught Nebraska painter Lon Krugman.
Dr. Harold M. "Hal" Maurer, who served as the University of Nebraska Medical Center's chancellor for 15 years, died Saturday at age 89.
A lightning storm interrupted the 2026 Maha Festival in Omaha, sending hundreds of music fans out of RiverFront to seek shelter.
Clouds descended upon the Offutt air show, cancelling the event for the rest of Saturday with only a few performances left.
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The court heard the final three witnesses Friday in the state's case against Aristh Rodriguez-Linares of Lexington.
The opening statements and first witness testimonies were heard Tuesday, Aug. 4, in the case against Aristh Rodriguez-Linares of Lexington in connection to the shooting death of Maykel Farinas Carballo.
The opening statements and first witness testimonies were heard Tuesday, Aug. 4, in the case against Aristh Rodriguez-Linares of Lexington in connection to the shooting death of Maykel Farinas Carballo.
LEXINGTON — Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol have arrested a Grand Island man after finding over 5 lbs. of suspected cocaine during a traffic stop on Interstate 80.
Nebraska’s all-GOP delegation in Congress urged the Trump administration to protect ag trade ties with Canada and Mexico, citing nearly $10B in state exports under the USMCA as trade talks loom.
Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen announced that the Nebraska Working People Party and the America First Party met the state's signature requirements.
The Nebraska State Fair debate is back, eight years after Grand Island fairgoers last kicked tires on a crop of statewide candidates for U.S. Senate and governor.
With a judge's ruling on a lawsuit seeking to force Democrats to name a U.S. Senate candidate, the party appears on track to sit out of the heated race between Sen. Pete Ricketts and Dan Osborn.
