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ALBION — Authorities have rescued five starving horses from their owner in Boone County.
On Monday, members of the Nebraska Humane Society equine team took the horses away for veterinary care, food, training and eventual adoption. The owner surrendered the horses.
The team members say they noticed the carcasses of several dead horses on the property.
The horses' owner has been charged, but Boone County authorities have not released his or her name.
A Crete store owner and an associate pleaded no contest Monday to felony theft charges for a scheme to buy food stamp card numbers from homele…
An 18-year-old St. Libory man was arrested on suspicion of motor vehicle homicide Monday after a 29-year-old Archer man died in a three-vehicl…
Police have arrested a man suspected of robbing a student near the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's student union Monday afternoon, officials said.
Police hunted their prime suspect in a series of 10 armed robberies for days, but as they closed in on him Sunday morning they believe he stru…
A man who took a 220-mile taxi ride to Omaha has been accused of refusing to pay the driver the nearly $600 fare.
As many as 20 volunteers are pitching in to train and care for two dozen horses authorities seized last month from a Seward County farm.
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