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     The Pentagon says the remains of a South Dakota soldier who died while a POW during the Korean War have been identified and will be

     The Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District is draining Lake Ogallala, on the North Platte River just downstream of Lake McConaughy and Kingsley Dam,

       This is Falls Prevention Awareness Week, a nationwide effort to raise awareness in seniors that falls are preventable. The goal of the week, which ends

      The Dawes County Historical Society holds its 26th History in Action Day Sunday, Sept 25, from 12:30-4:00 at the Dawes County Historical Museum. Admission is

    As expected, Nebraska’s first casino will open Saturday morning in Lincoln. WarHorse Gaming had plans in place awaiting only approval of a license by the

      Saturday is National Public Lands Day, one of a handful of fee-free days for the U-S Forest Service and the National Park Service.      All fees

     Nebraska Commissioner of Education Matthew Blomstedt is resigning effective January 3, one day after his 9th anniversary of being named to the post.      He says

      Four Nebraska airports, including Alliance and Sidney,, have been awarded $9.25-million dollars in federal grants by the FAA – Federal Aviation Administration.          Alliance had the

     The Chadron City Council took final action this week on the budget for the new fiscal year that begins October 1st.        The total budget of

      Nebraska Commissioner of Education Matthew Blomstedt testified Tuesday at a U-S House Education and Labor subcommittee hearing in Washington on meeting the academic, social, and

    The South Dakota  Government Accountability Board is keeping secret what action it took after finding there was evidence Gov. Kristi Noem improperly intervened in her