(POLK COUNTY, Neb.) -- The Nebraska State Patrol has issued an endangered missing advisory for 26-year-old pregnant woman, Hannah Laine Neville, from Stromsburg, Nebraska after the car she believed to be driving was found abandoned and burned out in Lincoln County on January 16. Neville was seen on January 15, 2026, according to the Nebraska State Patrol, in the Stromsburg area. She was last known to be with Roberto Tanner, also known as Robbie Barker, who was spotted with a firearm the following day. She has missed important medical appointments and may have been carrying a light blue Nike backpack. Her tattoos include a rose on her right hand with the name Delaney, a skull on her right forearm with the word Rebel, and a sunflower on her left forearm with the word Ohana. Anyone with information should contact the Polk County Sheriff's Office or the Nebraska State Patrol.

(FREMONT, Neb.) -- In statewide news, a girl was taken to the hospital after being struck by an SUV during an anti-ice protest at Fremont High School. The event was non-school sponsored and the school has issued a statement. School administrators were supervising to ensure students were safe and peaceful. At one point, a few students entered the street. One student was hit by a car that stopped in front of the crowd and then began moving. Fremont Police Department and Fremont Fire responded and one student was taken to the hospital. Dr. Brad Dahl, Superintendent, wrote, We Value Our Relationship with Our First Responders with Our Help Today. We will continue to work together to keep our students and community safe. One video shows that the girl moved towards the car before it accelerated. An investigation is ongoing.