Nebraska joins $80 million enforcement action against Block, Cash App
Nebraska joins $80 million enforcement action against Block, Cash App

The Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance (NDBF) is part of an $80 million multi-state enforcement action against Block Inc. The action is for violations of the federal Bank Secrecy Act (BSA).

 
        
 
Ingram takes over WNCC men’s soccer head coaching position

Ingram takes over WNCC men’s soccer head coaching position

Eseah Ingram, WNCC's assistant soccer coach, will be taking on the head coach position as of February 1. He has served as the assistant soccer coach for two seasons.

Kimball takes both games against Potter-Dix Tuesday Night

Kimball takes both games against Potter-Dix Tuesday Night

Potter-Dix traveled to Kimball Tuesday night on what was billed as a "Pack the House" night that featured the longhorn teams wearing retro jerseys and warm-ups for the event. The jerseys paid off for the teams as the ladies picked up their second win of t

Rep. Flood looks for consensus within Main Street Caucus

Rep. Flood looks for consensus within Main Street Caucus

UNDATED - The Republican Main Street Caucus (recently elected new leadership for the 119th Congress. Congressman Dusty Johnson (SD-At-Large) was re-elected Chair and Congressman Mike Flood (NE-01) was elected as Vice-Chair. “It’s an honor to s

New city councilman takes his seat

New city councilman takes his seat

The Sidney City Council January 14 approved Brett Kerkman as the new city councilman. He replaces Paul Strommen who was elected to the Nebraska Legislature representing District 47.

Patriot Car Wash in Kimball opening soon

Patriot Car Wash in Kimball opening soon

The Patriot Car Wash on the east side of town will be fully open soon. 

Rushville woman, Porcupine man charged with stealing millions from the Oglala Sioux Tribe

Rushville woman, Porcupine man charged with stealing millions from the Oglala Sioux Tribe

A Rushville, Nebraska woman and a Porcupine, South Dakota man are facing charges for allegedly stealing millions of dollars from the Oglala Sioux Tribe.

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