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       The Nebraska Legislature returns from a 4-day Easter break today, still looking to pass its first bill of the year – thanks to an on-going

     Authorities in North Platte and Cheyenne are investigating the death of a woman whose body was found by Union Pacific workers inside a locomotive at

     This is Nebraska Public Transit Week and Chadron City Transit is joining with other local systems across the state to celebrate.      Transit Director Julie Lawrence

Chadron Public Schools Board of Education  Regular Board Meeting April 10, 2023 – 5:30 PM “Infinite Possibilities – Infinite Education” “Opportunities for All” Notified BOE

      Authorities say former Nebraska Husker offensive lineman Cole Pensick died Saturday morning when his pickup crashed into trees in rural Polk County in the eastern part

     Federal regulators said Friday that railroads need to re-examine how they assemble their trains after a string of derailments in recent years that were at

By Tena Cook Marketing Director CSC In the first Graves Lecture of the spring semester, Chadron State College English Lecturer Katelyn Lambert shared a feminist

      The Chadron Community Easter Egg Hunt, held today indoors at the Dawes County Fairgrounds Event Center, isn’t the only local Easter event changing locations because

      Governor Jim Pillen yesterday named former assistant Lancaster County Attorney Carolyn Bosn to the legislature to replace Lincoln Senator Suzanne Geist. Geist announced Wednesday she

     A  federal judge in Cheyenne has ruled that 7 women can’t remain anonymous while they’re suing to challenge the induction of a transgender woman into

       The driver of a semi pulling a load of round hay bales escaped serious injuries just before 8:00 Friday morning when he apparently forgot the

     This week’s snowstorm isn’t stopping tomorrow’s Chadron Chamber of Commerce Community Easter Egg Hunt, but it is forcing a major change.        Chamber Executive Director Gabby

       The director of the Nebraska Department of Economic Development resigned Wednesday, a day after a news report said a business he co-owns received $24,000 in

      Nebraska State Senator Suzanne Geist has resigned to focus on her race for mayor of Lincoln.  Geist finished 2nd yesterday to incumbent Democrat  Leirion Gaylor