Chadron’s First K-9 Cop Arrives, Still Needs NSP Certification Before Hitting The Streets
The Chadron Police Department has its first-ever K-9 member, but it will be a little while longer before Sukey officially joins the war on crime.
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Jury Selection Begins In Trial Of Final Defendant In 2015 Murder-For-Hire
Jury selection began Monday in Rapid City for the last of the 5 defendants in the 2015 murder-for-hire killing of a Rapid City woman. 42-year
Graves Lecture Series Resuming
The Graves Lecture Series at Chadron State College begins its latest season tonight with a presentation by National Park Service landscape architect Kat Shiffler. Her
Chadron City Council Sept 18, 2023
CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA NO. 2023-22 SEPT 18, 2023 6:00 P.M. Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Mayor reads the following before continuing with the
NE Supreme Court Rejects Latest Appeal By Jeff Boppre
A Scottsbluff man more than 30 years into consecutive life sentences for a pair of drug-related murders in 1988 has lost his latest appeal with
Nebraska State Fair Attendance Up This Year
Attendance at this year’s Nebraska State Fair was up 8.5% from last year with 311,909 guests during the fair’s 11-day run in Grand Island that
Old Tractors Visit Northwest Nebraska
Residents of Northwest Nebraska have been treated this week to a visit by some 30-to-40 classic farm tractors from a South Dakota-bases group. The Tri-State
College Trustees Hoping To See Same Food Service Provider At All 3 Colleges
The Nebraska State College System Trustees have approved changes to its policy on food service contracts that opens the door for a single company to
Foul Play Ruled Out in Unattended Death
Dawes County Attorney and Coroner Vance Haug says a man found dead Thursday afternoon apparently died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Chadron Police were dispatched
Pine Ridge Mother Pleads Guilty In Death Of Infant Daughter
A Pine Ridge reservation woman has pled guilty in federal court in Rapid City to child abuse and neglect charges in the death in 2020
First Year Of 3-Year Program On High Plains Cattle Industry Beginning This Weekend
A three-year program to revisit and study the development of the cattle industry in the High Plains begins this weekend. It’s presented by The Friends
Kyle Man Identified As Pedestrian Killed Saturday In Box Elder
The South Dakota Highway Patrol says the young man killed about 10:30 last Saturday night when he was hit by a car while crossing a
Guy Fieri “Diners, Drive-Ins, And Dives” Visit To Rapid City Airs Friday Night
Now in its 45th season, the Food Network series “Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives” is finally visiting Rapid City as superstar chef Guy Fieri visits Bokujo
Pillen Picks Briese As Next State Treasurer
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen has appointed State Senator Tom Briese of Albion to succeed John Murante as state treasurer. Briese will serve out the remaining
Former CSC Student Appeals Overturning Of $300,000 Award In Lawsuit Against College
The former Chadron State College student who won a lawsuit against the college for not doing enough to protect her after she reported being raped