7th Largest Mega Millions Jackpot to Win on Tuesday’s Drawing
A string of drawings without a jackpot winner has grown the estimated Mega Millions jackpot to its highest level since May. There have been 27
NDE Receiving $55M in Grants for Literacy Improvements
The Nebraska Department of Education will receive $55 million dollars over the next five years to help improve literacy throughout the state. This is the
Hilgers Files Additional Lawsuits Against THC Shops in Norfolk
Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers has filed four more lawsuits in Madison County as part of the series of suits the Attorney General has filed
Barb Britton
Barbara Ellen (Schoenfelder) Britton of Crawford was born Monday, April 13, 1942 in Kimball, South Dakota to parents Joseph A. and Kathryn (Blasius) Schoenfelder. She
Promote the General Welfare Not Special Interests
Presidents, Federal and State senators and representatives, city councils, commissioners and others allow our government and citizens to be forced into debt to get money
Emily Left Hand
Emily Marie Left Hand was born on July 20, 1968 in Pine Ridge, SD to Jacob Left Hand and Verlie Yellow Boy. Emily made her
Benkelman Builds Partnerships to Develop Aesthetic Appeal, New Infrastructure
City honored for continued leadership in Nebraska’s Leadership Certified Community program. The city of Benkelman (pop. 787) has earned state recognition for leading partnerships to
University of Nebraska Medical Center Enrollment Rises for 24th Straight Year
Interim Chancellor Dele Davies, MD, cites increased numbers in longstanding programs, as well as new, innovative degree programs For the 24th straight year, enrollment at the
Cowboys Fall to Idaho In Home Opener
By Nick Seeman, Wyoming Athletics LARAMIE, Wyo. (Sept. 7, 2024) – The Wyoming Cowboys (0-2 Overall) dropped a 17-13 contest to Idaho (1-1 overall) in
Broncos Lose Season Opener
The high hopes of the start of a new era were dashed on Sunday as the Denver Broncos fell to the Seattle Seahawks 26-20. The
Wind Cave Offering Virtual Tours, Elk Bugling Programs for Fall
Rangers at Wind Cave National Park will be offering virtual tours of the Natural Entrance route this fall along with programs to listen for the
Cache Valley Virus Detected in Nebraska Mosquito Pool
The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services has detected Cache Valley virus (CVV) in a mosquito pool tested by the Nebraska Public Health Laboratory
Mike Crawford
Michael Rae “Mike” Crawford was born to Milton and Muriel (Parkison) Crawford on September 20, 1941 in Broken Bow, NE. He attended school in Seneca
One Death From Aug 8th Single Vehicle Crash
A 56-year-old woman died September 3 from injuries sustained August 8 in a single-vehicle crash near Newell, SD. Preliminary crash information indicates on August 8,
September is National Preparedness Month
Nebraska Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) is highlighting how important it is to prepare for disasters and emergencies. “Nebraska has already experienced multiple significant weather events