Sioux Co. Sheriff Issues Statement on “Sanctuary County” Status
There have been concerns expressed that Sioux County has been listed as a “sanctuary county” by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Center for
Chadron PD Reminds Public of City Animal Ordinance
With cooler temperatures arriving to our region and fall weather upon us, a lot of people are taking advantage of our great outdoors. We are
CSC Volleyball Hosts MSU Denver In Home Opener
By Paxton Ritchey CSC Athletics Communications CHADRON, Neb. – After eight nonconference matches away from home, Chadron State volleyball will begin both its home slate
Eagles To Host Colorado School Of Mines Saturday
By Con Marshall The Chadron State College football team will have a major challenge Saturday when Colorado School of Mines visits Elliott Field as both
Huskers Strike Down No. 2 Stanford
By Nebraska Athletics LINCOLN, Neb. – The No. 5 Nebraska volleyball team swept No. 2 Stanford (25-17, 25-22, 25-14) in front of a crowd of
NE Whooping Cough Cases Nearly Triple from 2023
This year, a total of 35 cases of Pertussis (Whooping Cough) have been reported in Nebraska compared to 13 reported in 2023. With the uptick
10:00 AM UPDATE Bronco Fire Burning NW Of Crawford
The Bronco Fire, located 11 miles northwest of Crawford, NE in Sioux County, was reported on Sept 18, at 12:06 p.m. Federal, State and Local
City Budget Levy Approved
By Kerri Rempp The City of Chadron set its levy for the next fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1, at its most recent meeting. The
Explore the Parks With These Game and Parks Events in October
Spend some time this fall in Nebraska’s state parks. While history is a major theme during October park events, other types of events are scheduled,
Florida Man Killed in Two-Vehicle SD Crash
A Florida man died early this morning when his semi collided with another semi in a two-vehicle crash 34 miles northwest of Philip, SD- roughly
Master Gardener Tips September 19, 2024: Prepping Soil and Seeds for Next Year’s Blooms
By Jeanne Yeoman, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Did you know that fall is a great time to plant seeds for next spring? Perennials hardy in
Third-Party Organizations Sending Out Early Voting Applications
The Nebraska Secretary of State’s office has received several questions and complaints regarding early voting applications being sent from third party organizations and campaigns. These mailers are
Update: Fire Reported North of Harrison & Still Burning
Tuesday evening at roughly 6PM, a wildfire was reported 6 miles north of Harrison, NE according to the Great Plains Fire Information Blog. The fire
National Recovery Month – Hope. Healing. Recovery.
September is National Recovery Month, a national observance recognized since 1989 to promote recovery, hope, and healing from mental health or substance use challenges. The
Events Commemorating October as Nebraska Reptile Month
October is Nebraska Reptile Month. Nebraska Game and Parks Commission educators, along with partners, have scheduled interesting and engaging events to celebrate and raise awareness