Private Nonprofit Announces Reading Programs for Nebraska Children
Humanities Nebraska (HN) has announced Prime Time Family Reading and Prime Time Preschool will be held at 23 locations beginning today in Norfolk, with other
Jett Rasmussen
Motorcyclist Killed During High Speed Pursuit in Omaha
At approximately 8:14 p.m. Saturday, a trooper attempted a traffic stop on a motorcycle for speeding and no license plate on southbound Interstate 680 near
Waylon Dean Janis
Waylon Dean Janis was born at sunrise on January 4, 1976 to Guy George Janis and Marcie Whalen-Janis. Waylon made his journey to the Spirit
NE State Fair Announces $1 Million in Capital for 2024
For the second-straight year, the Nebraska State Fair has entered its fair with $1 million in capital expenses to work with, which is a far
State Patrol Preparing for Busy Labor Day Weekend
Nebraska State Troopers will be ready for busy roadways as the summer travel season comes to a close with Labor Day Weekend. “This weekend will
Gov. Pillen Voices Support for Educational Freedom in Letter to Congress
Governor Jim Pillen joined a slate of governors, education leaders, state and federal legislators and others in a letter to Congress voicing support for the
NE Lottery Reminds Consumers to Set Limits
The Mega Millions jackpot has been growing for over two months. Because of the high jackpot, the Nebraska Lottery reminds customers to set spending and
Donald Burrows
Donald Burrows, 91, passed away peacefully at his nephew’s home in Hay Springs, Nebraska on August 24, 2024. He was born December 16, 1932, in
Lorna Lovato
Lorna Avril (Slow Bear) Lovato “Mato Slowha Wi” was born on July 13, 1953 in Pine Ridge, SD to Roland and Doris (Dreaming Bear) Slow
New Nebraska Correctional Facility Breaking Ground in Lincoln
Wednesday, Governor Jim Pillen, Director Rob Jeffreys and other Nebraska Department of Correctional Services (NDCS) and state leaders gathered for the groundbreaking ceremony of a
One Killed in Fatal Single Vehicle SD Crash
A 44-year-old man died Friday, August 23, from injuries sustained in an August 3 crash near Edgemont, SD. Preliminary crash information indicates Adan Zavala-Lopez, the
National Park Service Hires New Superintendent for Scotts Bluff Monument
The National Park Service (NPS) has selected Jay Sturdevant as the superintendent of Scotts Bluff National Monument and Agate Fossil Beds National Monument located in western
NE State Patrol Gears Up for a New Husker Season
A new Husker football season kicks off Saturday at Memorial Stadium and Nebraska State Troopers will be partnering with several agencies to keep fans safe
Gerald Steven Lame
Gerald Steven Lame was born on July 25, 1964 in Pine Ridge, SD to Verna Kindle-Lame and John Lame, Jr. Gerald made his journey to
Annual Meeting Gives Updates on Heartland Expressway Project
By Kerri Rempp Two phases of the Heartland Expressway are in the planning stages, with construction tentatively scheduled in the next several years. The update