Northwest Nebraska Tourism Industry Award Nominees Set
The nominees have been set for the first-ever Northwest Nebraska Tourism Industry Awards with a total of 12 nominees in 3 categories. The winners will
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SD Regents Head Named Nebraska Commissioner Of Education
The Executive Director and CEO of the South Dakota Board of Regents will be Nebraska’s next Commissioner of Education. Dr Brian Maher was named Friday
Lincoln Woman Accused Of Intentionally Running Over 2 Men Gets New Charges
New, more serious, charges have been filed against a Lincoln woman accused of intentionally running over and killing 2 maintenance workers at her apartment complex.
Casper Abortion Clinic Arson Defendant Free Without Bond Awaiting Trial
The young woman charged with setting fire last May to a Wyoming abortion clinic under construction has been released pending trial. 22-year old Lorna Green,
Cong Adrian Smith Blasts Biden Admin Critical Minerals Agreement With Japan
Nebraska 3rd District Republican Congressman Adrian Smith of Gering is blasting the Biden Administration over a critical minerals agreement with Japan for electric vehicle battery
More FEMA Help For Oglala Lakota County Under Winter Storm Disaster Declaration
FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, has approved more help for three South Dakota counties, including Oglala Lakota, under the Presidential Disaster Declaration issued for
One CSC Music Event Canceled, Two Others Postponed
The Chadron State College Music Department has announced the cancellation of one performing event and the rescheduling of two others, all involving CSC piano professor
St Patrick’s Catholic Church Open House Today On Building Project/Capital Campaign
St Patrick’s Catholic Church in Chadron is holding an Open House today from 4:30-7:00 on its proposed $3.7-million replacement of the century-old 21,000-square foot multi-story
Unicameral Adopts Rules To Limit Filibusters, Targets Vow To Continue
The majority Republicans in the officially non-partisan Nebraska Legislature adopted new rules on Tuesday intended to make it easier to break an ongoing filibuster aimed
Gov Honors Vets In Vietnam War Veterans Day Event In Capitol
Wednesday was the 50th anniversary of the last U-S combat troops leaving Vietnam and Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen marked the occasion by proclaiming it as
Lincoln Woman Accused Of Intentionally Hitting, Killing 2 Workers At Her Apartment Complex
A Lincoln woman has been charged with 2 counts of 2nd-degree murder for allegedly intentionally hitting two maintenance workers at her apartment complex with her
Routine Traffic Stop On I-80 Near Chappell Uncovers Missing Utah Teen
The Nebraska State Patrol says a routine traffic stop Sunday afternoon on Interstate 80 in the Panhandle resulted in the recovery of a missing 16-year
Black Hills Life Flight To Open Medical Base In Hot Springs
Black Hills Life Flight says it will open a new air medical base at the Hot Springs Ambulance station this summer. The base will house
Sirens To Sound At 9:00 AM As Part Of “Severe Weather Awareness Week” Tornado Drill
This is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Nebraska, highlighted by a statewide tornado drill this morning. Jared Allen, warning coordination meteorologist at the National Weather
Four Finalists Announced For Chadron State College Presidency
The Nebraska State College System Board of Trustees has picked 4 finalists to succeed Dr Randy Rhine as president of Chadron State College and has