History In Action Day Is Here Again At The Dawes County Historical Museum
The Dawes County Historical Society holds its 27th History in Action Day Sunday from 12:30-4:00 at the Dawes County Historical Museum. Admission is free, but
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Two Years In Prison For Mom In Late Abortion Case
A Nebraska mother who admitted giving her teenage daughter pills for an abortion and helping to burn and conceal the fetus has been sentenced to
DNA Testing Confirms Bone Found 2 Years Ago Remains Of Man Missing Since 2016
Scottsbluff Police say DNA testing has confirmed a human bone discovered in the North Platte River between Minatare and Melbeta two years ago belonged to
Monument At Wounded Knee Massacre Site Vandalized
A monument erected over a century ago at the Wounded Knee Massacre site to honor tribal leaders killed there was vandalized sometime earlier this month..
Independent Announces Challenge To Deb Fischer
An Omaha steamfitter and labor leader says he’s running against 2-term Republican U-S Senator Deb Fischer as an independent. Dan Osborn, a veteran of both
Northern Panhandle Women Fill WNCC Board Vacancies
Two Northern Panhandle women have been seated on the Western Nebraska Community College board to fill two vacancies. Marjorie Schmidt of Gordon succeeds the late
Murder-For-Hire Trial Canceled During Jury Selection When Defense Expert Ruled Unreliable
The trial of the fifth and final defendant in a 2015 murder-for-hire killing has ended in a mistrial during jury selection, which had begun Monday
Fire SE Of Chadron Limited To 2 Acres
Lightning is blamed for a small fire this morning that burned 2-acres of privately-owned land some 8-to-10 miles southeast of Chadron Chadron Fire Chief Brandon
Wounded Knee Memorial Bill Passes U-S House On Unanimous Vote
The U-S House has unanimously approved and sent to the Senate South Dakota Republican Congressman Dusty Johnson’s Wounded Knee Massacre Memorial and Sacred Site Act
SWANN Board Meeting First For New Executive Director
The Board of Directors of SWANN, the Solid Waste Agency of Northwest Nebraska, meets tonight at 7:00 in the Chadron City Hall and for the
SD Democrats Pick New Party Chairman
One of the youngest city council members in South Dakota is the new chairman of the South Dakota Democratic Party. Shane Merrill of Parker was
September Is National Preparedness Month
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen last week proclaimed September as National Preparedness Month in the state. Pillen used a signing ceremony last Friday in the Capitol
School Boards Preparing Final Action On Budgets; Required Joint Hearing Held Last Week
The Crawford School Board meets tonight at 6:00 in the school’s Distance Learning Building with an agenda that includes final action on the new budget
Nebraska Unemployment Rate Steady At 2% In August
Nebraska’s seasonally-adjusted preliminary unemployment rate in August stayed the same as in July at an even 2%. That’s 6-10ths of a point lower than a
Rapid City Police Still Trying To Find Driver In Fatal Hit-And-Run Collision With Motorcycle
Rapid City police continue to search for the second driver and vehicle in a motorcycle accident last Wednesday evening that eventually claimed the life of