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     The Chadron City Council voted unanimously last night to put a 2% lodging tax for recreational facilities in parks on the May 14th primary election

     The Nebraska legislature has killed a bill putting the state on either daylight savings time or standard time year-round.      The bill introduced last year called

       South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem used part of her speech last week to an emergency special joint session of the legislature on the situation at

CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING FEB 5, 2024 5:30 PM CITY HALL 1. Call Meeting to Order “As required by Section 84-1412, subsection 8 of the

    The 52nd Chadron State College High Plains Band and Choir Festival begins its 2-day run today.       Over 130 of the top high school vocalists and

     The Nebraska inmate convicted of murder in the slaying of an inmate from Scottsbluff during the March 2017 riot at the Tecumseh State Prison has

    Nebraska’s Jim Pillen joins Kristi Noem of South Dakota and 14 other Republican governors on the Texas-Mexico border tomorrow to receive an in-person security update

     A filibuster stretching over 3 days has derailed a proposal to require two-person crews on trains operated by major railroads in Nebraska.        State Senator Mike

      The South Dakota State Senate Judiciary Committee has voted 8-1 on party lines to send a bill ending the death penalty to the 41st legislative

       The Nebraska Republican Party State Central Committee last month declined to endorse any of the party’s 5 incumbent members of Congress but did endorse the

     Opponents of a bill requiring two-people on train crews continued the Nebraska legislature’s first filibuster of the year on Thursday..        After Wednesday’s first 3 hours

     The day before he was to stand trial for murdering his girlfriend in the Black Hills more than a decade ago, a Rapid City man

       Gov. Kristi Noem addressed an emergency joint session of the South Dakota Legislature Wednesday, pledging the state and her administration will stand by Texas Gov

     The Nebraska Legislature held first-round floor debate Wednesday morning on a bill requiring  trains to have crews of at least two people. Sponsor Mike Jacobson

       Nebraska U-S Senators Deb Fischer and Pete Ricketts have announced the Nebraska Dept of Transportation will receive $15.3 million dollars in federal funding to enhance