Danger-Closed: The Flora Apartments and Omaha's failure to ensure safe and livable housing

The dark history of Nebraska's Genoa Indian School

Police and protesters clash in Omaha during rally over the killing of George Floyd

Uniquely Nebraska – A drone journey through the Niobrara River valley and Sandhills

Lost to history: Nebraska's three-peat college softball champions paid the price for equity

Families once again dealing with remote learning as fall semester begins

Nebraska drought threatening agriculture as rural communities hold mass for rain

Vacated Omaha apartments left wide open and in disrepair

See's Candies sweetens up Valentine's Day

King Lake's long road to recovery

Swimming with sharks for the first time

Refugees build lives in Salem with help from Sparrow Furniture

Flooding cripples homeless camp at Wallace Marine Park

Not a little girl anymore

Complicated laws vary between states, so Will and Dan left New York to find a surrogate in Oregon to have a baby. The process not only brought a child into the world, but also a friendship that stretches from coast to coast.

Since legalization in 2015, recreational marijuana retailers have popped up all along the Oregon Coast. The already tourism-centric economy is finding niche businesses as the pot industry grows.

Chris Barrilleaux, 27, is only able to leave his home once a week. The cerebral palsy patient takes fencing lessons. He is dependent on his mother and wheelchair for everything he does, except when fencing.

Cracolandia, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, is home to possibly thousands of people who are addicted to crack and other drugs. Crack is a cheap drug in Brazil, only about a dollar a hit, but the high usually only lasts about five minutes. When users are without, they can become aggressive and violent. Most rehabilitation sites in the country are ineffective because they lack the support they need.

Mother remembers West Salem teen who died of cancer

150 years of Oregon State Fair