Nebraska Net Tax Revenue Tops September Projections By 17.8%
Nebraska’s net state revenue in September was $729-million dollars, topping the projections by $110-million or 17.8%. All 4 tax categories were higher than expected. Net
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Bomgaars #2 Farm-And-Ranch Retailer
Bomgaars says it’s now the nation’s second largest farm and ranch retailer, behind Tractor Supply Company. Both companies got bigger Tuesday when the Federal Trade
Rally Held For Rapid City Teen Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver
Friends and family of a Rapid City teenager killed by a hit-and-run driver early Friday morning gathered about 15-hours later at the same spot to
Wyo Dept Of Health: Overdose Deaths Jump From 65 To 106 From 2018-2021
The Wyoming Department of Health is sounding the alarm on overdose deaths connected to use of synthetic opioids in the state. Agency data show annual
Ricketts Gives $340K To New PAC Whose Only Political Spending So Far Is To Oppose Matt Williams In Regents Race
Term-limited Gov Pete Ricketts is continuing to use his vast personal wealth to try to shape Nebraska politics. Ricketts has donated $314,000 to the Nebraska
Young Man Stuck In Cave In Black Hills For 18 Hours Before Rescuers Get Him Out
Custer County Search and Rescue says a young man was stuck in a cave in the Black Hills for 18 hours before being rescued last
“Trading Stories Native American Film Festival” Focuses Tonight On 19th Century Activist Caroline Weldon
The 3-dayTrading Stories Native American Film Festival officially begins at the Chadron Public Library tonight with all activities free and open to everyone. An informal
Subway Car Voted “Coolest Thing Made In Nebraska”
A New York City subway car made at the Kawasaki plant in Lincoln has been voted the Coolest Thing Made In Nebraska” in a month-long
Retired FBI Agent Named New Nebraska Drug Enforcement Coordinator
A retired 20-year veteran of the FBI is Nebraska’s new Drug Enforcement Coordinator. Monte Czaplewski of Grand Island will report to Nebraska Attorney General Doug
Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments In Case That Could Make Bacon And Ham Cost More
The U-S Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday on whether one state can regulate hog production in another. At issue is a California animal cruelty
WNCC Considering Tuition Freeze For Nebraska Residents
The Western Nebraska Community College Board of Governors is considering a proposal to freeze tuition for Nebraska residents, but raise them for non-residents The proposed
“Trading Stories Native American Movie Festival” Is Here Again
The Trading Stories Native American Movie Festival returns to the Chadron Public Library for its 7th year Thursday, but tonight is the pre-festival with two
Former Big Springs Teacher Bound Over For Trial On Charges Including 1st-Degree Sexual Assault Of A Child
A former Panhandle teacher and boys basketball coach has been bound over for trial on charges of having sex with a student. 37-year old Joel
Today is “National Farm Day”
Today is “National Farm Day,” designed to recognize the contributions of those who till the soil and tend to the livestock in the United States.
School Board Approves High School Gym Renovations
The Chadron School Board has given the go-ahead to a $220,000 renovation and upgrade of the high school gym to bring it up to varsity