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      Rapid City police say the fatal shooting about 11:00 Saturday night has been ruled a homicide with suspects being investigated. The victim’s name has not

     A celebrity bowhunting couple from Ohio who have more than 300,000 subscribers to their YouTube channel where they post videos of their trophy kills have

     Last week’s statewide winter storm kept the troopers of the Nebraska State Patrol extremely busy.       Superintendent Colonel John Bolduc says his agency responded to more

 The Chadron State College Music Department is presenting 16 free concerts and recitals open to the public in the current spring semester, and the first

       A Rapid City police officer fatally shot a man who had pointed a gun at him during a struggle Thursday night. No information has been

     The Union Pacific Railroad’s latest attempt to move toward cutting train crews from 2 people to just 1 remains on hold because of the longstanding

     Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has tested positive for COVID-19. Word of the test results was in a statement released this morning by the governor’s office.

     Winter weather has delayed the sentencing of a Chadron man convicted of 2nd-degree murder for killing his sister’s common-law husband in 2021.      20-year old Ian

     The Nebraska Legislature yesterday adopted the permanent rules that will govern the legislative process this year and next.      Testimony was presented on nearly 60 proposed

     Prosecutors in northeastern Nebraska will seek the death penalty for a man charged in the killings of four people last summer in the small town

     The Wyoming Highway Patrol says an elderly Fort Laramie man was killed about 8:45 Wednesday morning when his UTV crashed west of the town  Hwy

      Governor Jim Pillen has introduced what he calls the largest tax cut in Nebraska history. At the center of the plan is cutting $720-million dollars

     A Texas man has pleaded guilty to being part of a romance scam that cheated women in South Dakota and 9 other states across the

    The Dawes County Commissioners have approved giving $110,000 in ARPA pandemic recovery funds to the Whitney Irrigation District to help with the local match for