Total Lunar Eclipse Tonight
There will be a total lunar eclipse tonight. An eclipse occurs when the moon, Earth and sun fall into alignment and the moon passes through
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Deaths Of Divorced Broken Bow Couple Investigated As Murder-Suicide
Authorities in central Nebraska are treating the deaths of a Broken Bow woman and her ex-husband as a murder-suicide. The Nebraska State Patrol says the
After 7 Years, Ellsworth AFB Is Finally Hosting Another Air Show
Ellsworth Air Force Base east of Rapid City is hosting its first air show in 7 years today and tomorrow. The gates will open both
Nebraska Net Tax Revenue Tops Projection By 2/3 In April
Nebraska had more net tax revenue than expected again in April and remains well ahead of the projections issued by the Economic Forecasting Advisory Board
Noem Declares Emergency After Thursday Storms
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has issued an emergency declaration after strong winds and at least one tornado on Thursday caused widespread damage, leaving at
Panhandle Veterans Flight Taking Off For DC
The 14 Vietnam War-era veterans who make up the Panhandle’s 13th Veterans Memorial Flight to Washington, DC, fly from Denver International Airport to Baltimore-Washington International
SD Women’s Prison Warden Out
There’s been another shakeup in the leadership of the South Dakota Department of Corrections with Darren Berg out as warden of the Women’s Prison in
SD Abortion Pill Challenge On Hold Until U-S Supreme Court Roe v Wade Decision
A federal appeals court has ordered that a case between Planned Parenthood and the state of South Dakota be put on hold until the U-s
CSC Associate VP Named School’s New Dean Of Student Affairs
Chadron State College Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management Dr Tara Hart has been named to succeed Jon Hansen as Dean of Student Affairs when
Groundbreaking Held For New $43.6-M Kimball Hospital
Groundbreaking ceremonies were held yesterday for a new 61,200-square foot $43.6-million hospital in Kimball. The event kicked off an 18-month construction schedule to replace the
Flags At Half-Staff Through Monday For COVID-19 Victims
Flags across the United States are flying at half-staff until sunset on Monday in “solemn remembrance” of American lives lost to COVID-19 during the pandemic..
Input Forum Today On Possible Chadron Public Transit Expansion
City of Chadron Transportation Supervisor Julie Lawrence and City Manager John Sutherland are hosting a public forum this afternoon at 5:30 on plans to
First Post-Pandemic Northern Panhandle Veterans Memorial Flight Headed To DIA
The 13th Veterans Memorial Flight from the Northern Panhandle to Washington, DC, leaves Chadron this morning, traveling in a caravan to Denver for the actual
Gordon-Rushville School Incumbents Advance, But Back In The Pack
The only contested local race in Sheridan County was for the Gordon-Rushville School Board with a whopping 12 candidates hoping for one of the 6
Pillen Wins GOP Governor’s Race; Other State Results
University of Nebraska Regent and pig farmer Jim Pillen beat agribusinessman Charles Herbster and 7 other candidates for the Republican nomination for governor. With full