The monthly "round-up" program at Hometown Liquor benefited Creek Valley Public Schools Athletic Booster Club in April.

Secretary of State Bob Evnen has important reminders for voters ahead of the May 14 primary election.

The Foundry Apartments will be a 178-unit complex, located on the north end of Big Red Restaurant and Sports Bar near Highway 275.

Graduate and undergraduate degrees will be conferred for 702 spring graduates at University of Nebraska at Kearney commencement exercises 10 a.m. Friday, May 17, at UNK’s Health and Sports Center.

A Nebraska man is behind bars after police say he drove a stolen car, ran away from police and hit a restaurant employee.

Sidney And Greater Area Fund announces "100 Donations in 100 Days Challenge." The challenge financial and personal as it reminds people of the collective impact individual actions can have.

Cheyenne County 4H Fun Shoot awards ribbons to Senior and Junior Class shooter.

SIDNEY --  Sidney High School's Evening of Excellence was held May 8 at the Sidney High School Performing Arts Center.

Hastings College is moving forward with plans for a more than $1 million upgrade to its track and field facility.

A live outdoor concert series that's been held in Sidney for over a decade returns for another summer in 2024.

Man jailed after confrontation with three others

Mark Levin: “Don Bacon for Congress, Nebraska 2nd District. There’s some issues that I might disagree with him on but we need that seat.”

Nebraskans were greeted with a spectacular show on Friday as a solar storm had the Norther Lights out Friday night.

Nebraskans will cast presidential primary ballots Tuesday in a reliably Republican state that could nonetheless be decisive in the race for the White House.

SIDNEY -- Alumni, students, faculty and community members gathered for the last day of North Elementary School to hold classes.

At the Health Center Foundation’s annual meeting February 1, the board approved nearly $600,000 in state-of-the-art beds/mattresses and outdoor amenities for Sidney Regional Medical Center’s new Long-Term Care facility.

While the two reportedly have been saying little about the other, McKinney, who has worked to get more than $400 million in federal and state funds to build and rebuild North and South Omaha, says the Legislature needs “more young voices.”

Before they adjourned last month, state lawmakers passed two of their biggest proposals to address the lack of affordable child care in Nebraska.

Sidney High School senior Jayce Namuth is the recipient of the American Legion Post No. 17 2024 scholarship.

Location had been robbed 12 years ago

SIDNEY -- First there was the soft opening, then the Grand Opening, and then there was the ribbon cutting with the chamber of commerce. Boss City Brewing Company celebrated their new business with a ribbon cutting Thursday, May 9.

The woman accused of killing and dismembering Sydney Loofe will spend the rest of her life in prison.

The event will feature five comedians headlined by comedy legend Frank Caliendo.

Verifying valid signatures will go forward in the Gage County Clerk's Office

The peacefulness of Memorial Gardens was recently disrupted by vandalism, the destruction of a table and benches set.

The saga surrounding a now-demolished viaduct in Hastings is in the hands of the Nebraska Supreme Court.

With the Nebraska primary just days away, here’s some information that you might find helpful.

A valid ID is required to vote in Tuesday's election. If you forget yours, you can still vote, but election officials warn it could delay official results. 

A museum in Grand Island will offer free admission to currently serving U.S. military personnel and their families this summer.

A building in downtown Norfolk has collapsed. This happened around 1:00 p.m. near 7th Street and Norfolk Avenue. 

Plenty of movies use fake money, made to look real. But what happens when fake money is used—not in Hollywood—but in real businesses?

It's been a wet spring, but what does it mean for fishing?

Investigator says inmate asked TSCI employee to bring in items

Former Nebraska Congressman Jeff Fortenberry’s spokesperson said they’re anticipating a new indictment on the same charges of making false statements to the FBI to drop Thursday.

Viewed by many as a longshot, Osborn says he’s got numbers to prove he isn’t.

Project announced at Wednesday observance of Victory Day

Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce President/CEO has submitted her resignation effective May 17.

A gun, shooting supplies, and sporting good store in Valentine has changed ownership.

Our fifth and final Hastings Mayoral Candidate Profile features Jay Beckby, a local business owner who owns several businesses in the Hastings and surrounding areas. 

Photos and video matched the path of the storm, which did damage to a state highway yard

The United States Postal Service has decided it will transfer operations of the North Platte Mail Processing and Distribution Center to Denver, and convert the North Platte facility to a Local Processing Center.

Investigators with the Nebraska State Patrol have arrested a Kimball man following an investigation into a reported sexual assault of a child.

Dr. Kimberly Paddock-O’Reilly has been named Chadron State College’s next Vice President for Academic Affairs, President Ron K. Patterson announced Wednesday.

We all remember a teacher that saw something that others didn’t, that motivated us to do better, that taught us something. 

An area in north-central Nebraska is touting a first-in-the-nation designation. The Niobrara National Scenic River has been awarded the title of a "Quiet Trail."

The Nebraska Library Commission has unveiled the recipients of the Youth Grants for Excellence, awarded to libraries throughout Nebraska.

County governments are taking more control over the implementation of high speed internet in rural Nebraska.

Nebraska Association of County Officials Executive Director Jon Cannon met with the Cheyenne County Commissioners recently.

Wheat Belt Public Power District is starting power pole cleanup operations in the aftermath of the April 6 storm. The storm storm left a trail of damage, including more than 1,100 power poles across the Wheat Belt service area.

It was just a year ago when the voter ID debate was in full swing that State Sen. Julie Slama—all for Voter ID--wanted an even tougher law.

Amount of material hauled is lower, compared with past year

Three runoffs for the Gage County Board are part of next Tuesday's Primary

One person is dead after a northeast Nebraska apartment had to be evacuated for carbon monoxide.

The University of Nebraska Foundation is planning to sell the UNK Alumni House as part of its transition to using space at the new Regional Engagement Center.

American Legion Post No. 17 of Sidney has selected David E. Brauer to attend Cornhusker Boys' State in June.

A Scottsbluff man is facing charges after the vehicle he was driving collided with a home May 4. No serious injuries were reported.

No one wants to pay high taxes, but how does a state maintain services without adequate tax revenue?

Discussions continue at the Board of Commissioners in Hall County concerning the future of the courthouse. 

Rob Eirich, Extension Educator and Engagement Zone Coordinator and Extension Educator Karen DeBoer met with the Cheyenne County Commissioners May 6.

A central Nebraska official is being honored locally for receiving a statewide award.

The Norfolk Community Development Agency held a rather large, but brief, discussion in regards to a tax increment funding project on Monday night. 

A traditional sign of summer in Hastings is set to be ignited again this weekend.

Jefferson County is looking for additional funding to complete to PWF road project.

Richardson County sheriff says dealers shy about bringing quantities into the extreme corner of southeast Nebraska