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Two houses on Logan Ave host a free interactive Halloween attraction tonight featuring creepy clowns, live actors & zombies and kid-friendly displays.

The Bartlett and Mulkey families open their properties at dusk near Normandy Drive and Harvell Road to offer a community treat.

Nebraska film Going for Two premiered tonight at Village Pointe where its cast walked the red carpet + celebrated the screening; it will hit theaters Friday.

Nebraska drivers face higher gas prices due to seasonal fuel supply tightness as refineries shift from summer to winter blends; Gov. Pillen signed an executive order on Monday to improve availability and possibly lower prices later in the season.

Bellevue will host Nebraska's Official Veterans Day Parade on November 7 at 10 a.m. The parade will travel along Mission Avenue, turn onto Franklin Street and end at Washington Park, with registration open for additional community participants.

In Bellevue, heavy flooding on Sept.

30 washed away 35 beehives from Anna-Marie Mistanoglu's Beauty and the Bees Honey business, costing over $25,000 and leaving seven hives to carry her legacy into winter — the local community has rallied and she has set up a GoFundMe to rebuild her apiary.

City officials closed park restrooms for the season due to vandalism that caused damage + graffiti.

Crews will repair and winterize the facilities before they reopen in the spring.

Papillion’s city council is set to discuss a $3.5 million contribution to a major new I-80 interchange near Gretna this week.

The project, which supports long-term growth in Sarpy County, comes as part of a longstanding intercity agreement for regional development.

Hundreds of high school students attended the Nebraska High School Press Association’s annual fall convention at UNL where industry leaders offered tips on finding story ideas and writing for social media (Bellevue West junior Brilee Lange said she learned valuable skills for her future career).