Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen says a referendum to repeal a law allowing dollar-for-dollar tax credits for donations to groups giving scholarships for private
Today is Nebraska Statehood Day, marking the 157 anniversary of Nebraska officially becoming the 37th state in the Union. Nebraska is unique; overcoming two vetoes
The Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board has raised its revenue projections for the current fiscal year and lowered them for next year with a net
Tomorrow is the filing deadline for the Nebraska primary election for non-incumbents and there’s still no one running for the two open spots on the
Firefighters continue to make good progress on the 71,000-acre Betty’s Way Fire, burning north of North Platte since Monday morning. Officials said at 3:00 today
U-S Senate candidate Preston Love is visiting Chadron on Thursday morning as part of his 5-day, 12-city “Love Nebraska Listening Tour” that began Monday.
A new poll shows strong support for the EPIC Option Consumption Tax, which would replace all existing property, sales and income taxes with a broader
Firefighters made excellent progress Tuesday against the 71,022-acre Betty’s Way Fire, burning since 10:30 Monday morning in the rural southern Sandhills northeast of North Platte.
A Rapid City man has pled guilty to killing his older sister while they were delivering food for an online service in September 2022, 29-year
The Nebraska Legislature resumed debate Tuesday on phasing out the state’s inheritance tax by 2028. The inheritance tax is collected by counties and brings in
February is Black History Month and Chadron State College is holding a special free event Tuesday, Feb 27, over the noon hour to help celebrate
Two Chadron businesses are holding fundraisers tonight for students in the Chadron Schools. Domino’s has the Chadron Middle School Dough Raising Night while at Wild’s
The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning for critical fire weather conditions from late morning into the evening today across much of
Drivers in Nebraska, South Dakota, and 6 other Midwestern states will be able to fuel up with a higher blend of ethanol throughout the year
South Dakota’s Republican-led Legislature is using resolutions and bills to try to fend off a proposed ballot initiative asking voters to decide whether to protect