Alliance Approves $285K For Fire Dept Training Facility
The Alliance City Council has unanimously approved spending nearly $285,000 for a new metal fire training facility. The Alliance Volunteer Fire Department and the Alliance
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SD Legislature Subpoenas For State Agency Head As Part Of Noem Ethics Investigation
The South Dakota Legislature has issued a subpoena to the former head of the state agency at the center of questions over whether Gov. Kristi
UNL Anti-Racism Plan Draws Fire as Being Racist Itself
Leaders of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln have announced a plan to boost inclusion and fight racism. Â Â Â Â Â Â The plan includes providing regular anti-racist teaching seminars, reviewing
Contempt Charges Against U-S Marshals Service Supervisors Dismissed
Contempt charges have been dismissed for three supervisors in the U.S. Marshals Service for a series of events that began with a deputy marshal refusing
Kemmerer Selected As Home For Experimental Nuclear Power Plant
Kemmerer, Wyoming, has been chosen as the home to a Bill Gates-backed experimental nuclear power plant project near a coal-fired power plant scheduled to close
Chadron Police Ask For Help In Finding Missing 13-Year Old Girl
The Chadron Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing 13-year-old girl believed to be in the Chadron area. Sgt Chelsey
Buffalo Creek Fire At 2,956 Acres And 50% Contained Wed Afternoon
      The Buffalo Creek Fire, burning since late Sunday morning southwest of Gering in the Wildcat Hills, grew by only 35-acres from noon Tuesday to noon
UNL Student Government Opposes Balloon Releases At Memorial Stadium
A 50-plus year tradition at Nebraska home football games could be coming to a close – releasing red balloons after the Huskers score their first
Chicago And Morgan Wallen Bringing Tours To Rapid City Next Spring
     The new Summit Arena at The Monument in Rapid City, formerly the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center, has announced 2 top concerts for the spring –
Gordon Unveils 2-Year Budget With First Year A Billion Lower Than This Year
Wyoming Gov Mark Gordon released his proposed 2-year budget on Monday and although the state has a somewhat rosier near-term economic outlook, the $2.3-billion dollar
Noem’s Daughter Says She’s Quitting The Real Estate Business
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem’s daughter says she will quit the real estate appraiser business following scrutiny over whether her mother used her influence to
Five Titles Awarded At Best of the West Scholarship Pageant Sat In Alliance
     Young women from Lincoln, Hershey, and North Platte claimed the titles of Miss Alliance, Miss Chadron, and Miss Fur Trade Days Saturday at the Best
Fire In Wildcat Hills Grows To Estimated 2,500 Acres
The Buffalo Creek, burning since late Sunday morning in the Buffalo Creek Wildlife Management Area southwest of Gering in the Wildcat Hills continues to burn
Lincoln State Senator Enters Congressional Race
Nebraska 1st-District Congressman Jeff Fortenberry will likely be facing two opponents in the 2022 election. One is a progressive Democratic lawmaker from Lincoln with a
At Least One Hunter Fatality In Deer Season Opening Weekend
     Nebraska’s firearm deer season opened Saturday and there was at least one fatal accident, although few details have been released on the death in the