Noem Wants DOT To Change EAS Contracts For Pierre And Watertown
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has written U-S Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, asking him to reconsider his agency’s decision on Essential Air Service subsidy contracts
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Garth Brooks To Play Memorial Stadium August 14
Garth Brooks will perform at the University of Nebraska’s Memorial Stadium on August 14th, part of his national Stadium Tour. The university hopes to draw
Filibuster Kills Medical Pot Bill; Backers To Push 2022 Ballot Initiative
       A filibuster in the Nebraska Legislature on Wednesday killed a bill to legalize and tightly regulate medical marijuana, setting the stage for a much less
Ravnsborg Trial Could Start In 3 Or 4 Months
       South Dakota Circuit Judge John Brown says he’s aiming at August or early September to start Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg’s trial on 3 misdemeanor charges
Gordon Ending Wyoming Participation In Expanded Unemployment Benefits
     Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon says the state will end its participation in a program providing extra federal unemployment benefits to address joblessness related to the
Dailey Fined $750 For Official Misconduct Conviction; Will Appeal Case
Dawes County Sheriff Karl Dailey has been ordered to pay a $750 fine and court costs after being convicted in a bench trial of official
“Walk The Walk” On Nebraska Medal Of Honor Highway Passes Through Chadron, Stopped For The Night In Hay Springs
It’s Day 2 of Walk the Walk, the project of Nebraska veterans Daryl Harrison and Ken Hanel to walk the entire 435 miles of U-S
Unicam Advances Bills Cutting Corporate Income Tax, Ending Tax On Social Security
    Nebraska lawmakers on Tues gave second-round approval to bills exempting Social Security from the state income tax and cutting the top rate on corporate income
Thundershowers Roll Through NW Nebraska (Video)
It was a welcomed site on Wednesday afternoon as thundershowers passed over portions of Northwest Nebraska. Most parts of Northwest Nebraska, Southwest South Dakota, and
GOP House Members Oust Cheney From Leadership Post On Voice Vote
House Republicans have ousted Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney from her post as the chamber’s #3 GOP leader, punishing her for repeatedly rebuking Donald Trump for
Sheriff Karl Dailey To Be Sentenced Today On Official Misconduct Conviction For Refusing To Accept NSP Prisoner
       Dawes County Sheriff Karl Dailey will be sentenced this afternoon in county court in Chadron for official misconduct. The 9-term sheriff first elected in 1986
Panhandle COVID-19 Risk Dial Inches Up
After dropping or staying steady for the past month, the Panhandle COVID-19 Risk Dial inched up slightly this week, going from on the line between
Crawford City Council Agenda May 11, 2021
CRAWFORD CITY COUNCIL Agenda for May 11, 2021 Regular Meeting at 6:30 PM Crawford Community building 6:30 Call to Order / Roll Call Pledge of
National Police Week Ceremony Honors Panhandle Trooper, Lincoln Investigator Who Died While On Duty
This is National Police Week and various law enforcement agencies from across Nebraska gathered in Grand Island Monday morning to honor two officers who died
Two Veterans Beginning 435-Mile Border To Border Trek To Publicize Hwy 20 As Nebraska Medal Of Honor Highway
Nebraska Gov Pete Ricketts last year named U-S Hwy 20 in the state as the Nebraska Medal of Honor Highway, part of a project to