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     Meat-packing giant JBS has agreed to pay $20 million dollars to settle a lawsuit brought by consumers that accused the company of conspiring with others

       South Dakota teachers and school administrators are voicing opposition to Gov. Kristi Noem’s proposed standards for social studies in public schools.      The State Board of

      A Nebraska man who has spent 22 years in prison for a fatal shooting in 1999 that he says he had nothing to do with

    A 36-year-old Lyman man is in custody for allegedly stabbing a police officer in that small Scotts Bluff County community Monday night.     Lyman Police Chief

     Private citizens in Sioux Falls are being credited with stopping an attempted kidnapping of a 1-year old child Saturday morning by stopping a police car

Crawford City Council Budget Hearing Tuesday Sept 20, 2022 5:00 Crawford City Hall Call to Order / Roll Call Pledge of Allegiance A copy of

    Runza is holding TeamMates Days this coming Tuesday, Sept 20th, and will donate 10% of proceeds that day from all its locations across Nebraska, Kansas,

       The Nebraska Dept of Agriculture says the state has its 9th confirmed case this year and first since April of highly pathogenic avian influenza, more

    Taking a page from the retail industry, the University of Nebraska is waiving the $45 undergraduate admissions application fee for next year at all 4

      The 25th Annual United Way of Western Nebraska Duck Draw is in the books with a mother and daughter walking away with the top two

     One man was killed and one hospitalized Thursday in a skydiving accident at the Crete Airport.       They were making a tandem jump, which has an

      Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts has held many news conferences during his 8 years in office to tout the property tax relief programs he’s begun or

     Firefighters, buoyed by rain, have made good progress yesterday on the Smokey Fire, burning since Tuesday about 15 miles southeast of Gering in the hills