Nebraska officials are sponsoring a behavioral health conference in Lincoln.

The conference will run from Monday through Wednesday at the Cornhusker Hotel in Lincoln. About 500 people are expected to attend.

Scot Adams, director of the state’s behavioral health division, says the conference will provide information about recovery, peer support services, trauma and emerging trends in behavioral health.

Behavioral health includes mental health, substance abuse and problem gambling issues.

A 15-year-old Nebraska girl who was critically injured in a car accident last week has died.

Officials say Anna Lundberg was taken off life support on Friday night. Police say Lundberg was a passenger in a vehicle that was rear-ended on the West Dodge expressway last Monday.

The Hyundai Elantra that Lundberg was riding in was either slowing down or stopped with its hazard lights on when it was hit by a pickup truck.

Lundberg suffered head and lung injuries in the crash. The Hyundai’s driver, 44-year-old Yesha Lundberg, and the two people in the truck suffered only minor injuries.

James Holmes is asking a judge to allow him to change his plea to not guilty by reason of insanity in the deadly Colorado theater shootings.

Holmes will seek the new plea at a hearing Monday. He faces murder and attempted murder charges in the July 20 attack, which killed 12 and injured 70.

No motive has emerged, but Holmes’ attorneys have repeatedly said their client is mentally ill.

Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.

The insanity plea carries risks for both sides. Holmes must submit to a mental evaluation by state doctors, and their findings could be used against him by prosecutors.

The plea also makes it harder for prosecutors to get a conviction. They must convince jurors that Holmes was sane at the time of the shootings.

A statue honoring two beloved St. Bernards has been found in Lincoln.

The statue owned by Donna Frye was spotted by her brother-in-law on Friday, just across the street from his home and about a mile from Frye’s residence. The 45-year-old concrete statue was stolen last week.

Frye said she and her husband bought the statue after her dog, Angel, died. She says it also memorialized their second St. Bernard, Brandy, who died in the mid-1990s.

She believes the thief or thieves read about the theft in the Journal Star, panicked, and then dropped off the statue near the home of the wrong Frye family.

The man charged with killing four people on an eastern Kansas farm is set to appear in court Monday afternoon.

Twenty-seven-year-old Kyle Flack is being held on $10 million bond. He is charged with capital murder and first-degree murder in the deaths of 18-month-old Lana Leigh Bailey, her mother, 21-year-old Kaylie Bailey, and 30-year-old Andrew Stout. He also is charged first-degree murder in the death of 31-year-old Steven White.

Flack was picked up for questioning early Wednesday in Emporia, where officers found the car that Bailey had been driving when she was last seen.

A body that was believed to be the toddler’s was found over the weekend, and authorities are working to positively identify it. The adults’ bodies were found earlier in the week.

A 21-year-old Nebraska woman and her 18-year-old brother are both facing charges after a family dispute where the woman cut her brother with a knife.

Omaha Police say the incident happened Saturday in northeast Omaha.

Police found Conan Morgan with a cut when they reached the home. Conan Morgan had been arguing with his sister, Alexis Morgan, before officers arrived.

Conan Morgan was taken to a hospital for treatment, and ticketed for misdemeanor assault.

Alexis Morgan was arrested on suspicion of felony assault, using a weapon to commit a felony, destruction of property and an outstanding warrant.