Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen and First Lady Suzanne Pillen pay their respects at the cruiser of fallen Nebraska State Patrol trooper Kyle McAcy in the Troop A Headquarters parking lot in Omaha.

In front of hundreds of law enforcement officers from Nebraska and across the country, Nebraska State Patrol Trooper Kyle McAcy was honored and remembered at a funeral service on Thursday.

The funeral procession stretched for miles and included several American flags hanging over the road from firetruck ladders.

Mourners paid their final respects to fallen Nebraska State Patrol Trooper Kyle McAcy on Thursday morning. At 8:30 a.m., ...

Family, friends, colleagues, and supporters laid Nebraska State Patrol Trooper Kyle McAcy to rest on Thursday.

Reports of multiple water main breaks in south Lincoln caused the city to work on a portion of 40th Street for repairs.

Serving as a Nebraska State Patrol trooper for a decade, McAcy also volunteered at Children’s Nebraska during his off time.

Scores of people are expected to line the streets of Omaha and Ralston for the funeral procession of Nebraska State Patrol ...

Family of Nebraska State Patrol's Kyle McAcy watch as members of Nebraska State Patrol fold the flag that was on top of the ...

Scores of people are expected to line the streets of Omaha and Ralston for the funeral procession of Nebraska State Patrol trooper Kyle McAcy on Thursday.

Nebraska State Patrol Sgt. David Flohr discussed the "brotherhood" at trooper camp with McAcy and his memories of the fallen ...