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    A judge in Cheyenne has set a bond of $1-million dollars cash for a Cheyenne man charged with a shooting early Saturday morning that left

    Governor Jim Pillen is sending two more contingents of Nebraskans to Texas next month to help that state in its border enforcement efforts.       Pillen said

      The Nebraska Legislature yesterday confirmed Gov Jim Pillen’s appointment of Steve Corsi to head the Department of Health and Human Services despite opposition from senators

      Today was supposed to be the last day of this year’s session of the South Dakota Legislature, commonly called Veto Day, but it was postponed

     Chadron City Manager Tom Menke says the city dams are once again open to the public with no further closures expected this year.      The city

     Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has vetoed a bill that would have put up significant barriers to abortion in case the state’s current near-total ban on

     Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen has certified the statewide ballot for the May 14th primary election. Under state law, the secretary must certify all

      The South Dakota Highway Patrol has released the names of the two women involved in a fatal UTV accident Monday evening in an area popular

      Nebraska’s preliminary unemployment rate for February is a seasonally-adjusted 2.5%, unchanged for the 6th straight month. That’s up 4-10ths of a point from a year

     The Chadron Men’s Ecumenical Lenten Breakfast series wraps this Saturday back where this year’s meals began – the United Methodist Church at 9th and Shelton. 

     The annual Chadron State College Hoop Shoot youth basketball tournament for players 4th-8th grade is this weekend with games Saturday and Sunday in the Chicoine

All Photos by Tena L Cook/Chadron State College   Chadron State College recently held its annual employee recognition lunch. Among those honored were six faculty,

      The U-S Forest Service and Nebraska Game and Parks have announced plans for multiple prescribed fires this spring in the Pine Ridge south of Chadron,

Chadron State College recently held its annual employee recognition lunch, honoring employees for their years of service in increments of 5 years. Four were recognized

Hastings entrepreneur and grocery chain owner John Walz, who’s challenging 9-term 3rd District Congressman Adrian Smith in the Republican primary, has been campaigning in the