Nebraska Stays #8 In Annual “Kids Count” Data Book
Nebraska maintained its #8 national ranking for child well-being in the 2023 Kids Count data book from the Annie E Casey Foundation, which offers trends
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Nebraska’s Congressional Delegation Discusses Farm Bill At UNL
All 5 members of Nebraska’s Congressional delegation visited the UNL Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources on Monday to hear from students and officials about
Tuition At CSC, Other State Colleges Going Up 3.2%
Tuition in the Nebraska State College System is going up 3.2% this fall for both graduate and undergraduate students. Undergraduates will pay $192 per credit
Name Released In Terrytown Death; Foul Play Not Suspected
Scottsbluff-area authorities have released the name of the man whose body was found early Saturday morning on a sidewalk in Terrytown – and they say
U-S Supreme Court Upholds Indian Child Welfare Act
The U-S Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a challenge to the 1978 Indian Child Welfare Act, a federal law aimed at keeping Native American children
Hastings Museum Director Appears On History Channel Series
The Hastings Museum got some free national advertising Sunday night on the History Channel docudrama series The Food That Built America. Museum Director Teresa Kreutzer-Hodson
It’s Juneteenth
Today is Juneteenth, the newest federal holiday. All federal, state, and county offices will be closed as will the financial markets and most banks. There
Chadron City Council Meeting June 19, 2023
CHADRON CITY COUNCIL MEETING NO. 2023-13 JUNE 19, 2023 6:00 PM CITY HALL Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Mayor reads the following before
Cheyenne Teen Could Face Homicide Charge In Death Of His Significant Other
A Cheyenne teenager faces a possible homicide charge following the death of his significant other. 19-year old Charles Karn was arrested Friday on charges of
Police Investigating Body Found On Terrytown Sidewalk Early Saturday
The Scottsbluff Police Department is investigating the death of a man whose body was found on a sidewalk in Terrytown early 2:00 Saturday morning. The
Nebraska’s May Jobless Rate Tied For Lowest In The Nation
Nebraska’s preliminary unemployment rate for May dropped a tenth of a point to 1.9%, matching New Hampshire and South Dakota for the lowest rate in
Group Launches “Decline To Sign” Effort To Repeal “Opportunity Scholarships Act”
A group of state senators, community leaders and business owners is urging Nebraskans not to sign a petition seeking to repeal a law granting tax
LB 753 Referendum Group Holding Signing Event In Chadron
The petition drive to repeal LB 753, a newly-passed law giving tax credits for donations to groups providing scholarships to attend private and parochial schools,
Authorities Think They’ve ID’ed Chadron Robber, But Aren’t Releasing Name Yet
The Chadron Police Department says authorities have identified the man they believe robbed the Chadron Federal Credit Union at gunpoint last month, but aren’t releasing
Stumph Sanitation Giving Up Crawford Garbage Contract
Stumph Sanitation, Crawford’s contractor for trash pickup, has given the city its 6-month termination notice. Owner Brandon Smith told the Crawford City Council he’s relocating