FFA Students Learn about Ag Industry at Field Day in Scottsbluff
By Chabella Guzman FFA youth from around the Panhandle came together on Wednesday, Aug. 28, for the WESTCO-UNL FFA Field Day in Gering and at
Jett Rasmussen
Man Arrested, Victim Hospitalized in Shooting South of Edgemont
According to the Fall River County Herald Star, a man living in the Igloo bunker community of Terravivos, roughly 12 miles south of Edgemont, SD
One Killed in Two-Vehicle, SD Crash
An 85-year-old man died from injuries sustained Monday morning in a two-vehicle crash near Belle Fourche, SD. Preliminary crash information indicates the driver of a
Fishing Events Planned at Fort Robinson State Park
Fishing will be the focus of a weekend of events at Fort Robinson State Park later this month. The activities held on Sept. 28-29 include
Missing Nebraska Fugitive Arrested in Lincoln
An inmate who went missing from the Community Corrections Center – Lincoln (CCC-L) has been arrested by the Metro Area Fugitive Task Force. Obiomachuckuka Njokanma #392973 was
NSP Makes 112 DUI Arrests Over Labor Day Campaign
Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol arrested 112 people for driving under the influence during the end of summer Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign. The
First Thunder Fire Now at 41% Containment, Weather Favorable
Firefighters continued their efforts through Tuesday night to contain the First Thunder fire that was reported early evening on September 2, 2024. The fire had
EPA Announces Over $13M in Grants to Iowa Tribe of KS, NE
Today (Thursday), the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska has been selected to receive $13,196,915 in Climate
One Killed in Single Vehicle Crash in SD
A 56-year-old woman died September 3 from injuries sustained August 8 in a single-vehicle crash near Newell, SD east of Belle Fourche. The name of
UPDATE: First Thunder Fire Still Growing, Weather a Concern
According to the Great Plains Fire information website, Firefighters have been working through the night to contain the First Thunder fire that was reported early
State Fair Boasts Highest Attendance in 7 Years
The Nebraska State Fair wrapped up its 155th year on Monday night and announced on Wednesday the 2024 event drew an impressive total of 314,844
Juliese & Jaliyah Dillon
Juliese and Jaliyah Dillon, stillborn infant twins to Jude Dillon, Jr. and Jaelynn Grass were born and passed away on August 24, 2024 at the
Alan Scott Brown Sr.
Alan Scott Brown, Sr. “Wicasa Ohitika” was born on February 25, 1970 in Pine Ridge, SD to Elgin Brown, Sr. and Carol Ten Fingers. Alan,
Margaret Viola Belt
Margaret Viola (Little Soldier) Belt was born on November 10, 1934 in Pine Ridge, SD to Charles Little Soldier and Keva Good Soldier. Margaret made
First Thunder Fire Grown to 100 Acres, Still 0% Contained Tuesday
Monday evening, at 6:15 PM, a fire was reported in Pennington County roughly 3 miles SW of Rapid City, SD burning at an estimated 30-40