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Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol removed 65 impaired drivers from the road during the annual campaign Click It or Ticket campaign to begin the

By Leann Sato, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Bag and toss pet waste. Contrary to popular belief, pet waste should not be used as fertilizer. Since

The first human case of West Nile virus for the 2023 season has been found in the Three Rivers Public Health District. The person who

By Leann Sato, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Slow it down, spread it out, and soak it in. Use the three S’s of stormwater for landscape

Residents and nonresidents may apply for a draw status Nebraska deer permit in three mule deer conservation areas June 12-23.  In 2023, the Platte Mule

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is looking to provide additional hunting and fishing opportunities on private lands through its Open Fields and Waters Program.

By Leann Sato, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Gotta spring in your step? Use the step test to check if the lawn needs watering. First, step

According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, tooth decay is the most common chronic childhood illness in the United States. Approximately 25% of children

Seeing young wild animals alone is common this time of year. Though some may wish to “rescue” these animals, don’t. Wildlife parents are doing their

By Leann Sato, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Know your zone. Landscape the yard by hydrozones for water efficiency. Design landscape areas by water needs based

Visitors are again enjoying the sight of Smith Falls, Nebraska’s tallest waterfall. The waterfall at Smith Falls State Park, and the newly constructed 500-foot boardwalk

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will consider recommendations for a 2024 mountain lion hunting season at its June 9 meeting in Alma. The meeting

By Kerri RemppDiscover Northwest Nebraska “Never let the truth get in the way of a good story.” –Mike Kesselring Anyone who knew Mike Kesselring heard

With Nebraska’s permit quotas reduced for the upcoming deer seasons, hunters may find tags easily obtained in the past will be in limited supply. They

By Jeanne Yeoman, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Read the Plant Tag. Plant tags are your key to success when choosing and growing plants. Tags vary