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      Chadron Community Hospital and Health Services is rebranding itself with a new logo. The name is on the bottom with a pair of curving blue-and-green

       A Rapid City police officer shot and killed a suspect during a foot chase around 11:30 Tuesday morning when the man pointed a gun at

    As promised, the American Civil Liberties Union is suing to block the Nebraska Legislature’s controversial measure combining a 12-week abortion ban with restrictions on gender-affirming

     A federal district judge has ruled the U-S government has a treaty obligation to support law enforcement on the Pine Ridge Reservation, but isn’t ready

       A federal judge says the U-S government can keep using chemical retardant dropped from aircraft to fight wildfires, despite finding that the practice pollutes streams

      South Dakota Republican Governor Kristi Noem has opened a hotline for complaints about South Dakota’s 6 public universities colleges, telling  the Board of Regents information

    The Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center is hosting a reception this afternoon from 4-7:00 in honor of a summer-long art show that opened last

      Representatives of all 9 of South Dakota’s tribal nations took part in an all-day emergency management training session in Rapid City last week organized by

     A Scotts Bluff County District Court jury on Thursday found 57-year old Gregory Moore of Scottsbluff guilty of 2nd-degree murder and felony use of a

Jim Pillen has issued his first Memorial Day message as governor of Nebraska . “Today, we honor the men and women, who gave their lives

    This is Memorial Day, a legal holiday. Almost all government offices – local, state, and federal – are closed as are banks and other financial

     Memorial Day services will be held this morning at several area cemeteries with the first 2 in Chadron – 9:00 at the Calvary Catholic Cemetery

     A former corporal in the Kimball Police Department is coming back as the chief. The Kimball City Council last week approved the choice by Mayor

     A split Nebraska Supreme Court has affirmed Dawes County Sheriff Karl Dailey’s 2021 conviction for official misconduct by refusing to accept a prisoner from the

      The Nebraska National Guard is getting a new commander this summer. Major General Daryl Bohac is retiring in July after 8 years as Adjutant General