WWII Veteran among two people killed in Highway 26 crash near Scottsbluff
WWII Veteran among two people killed in Highway 26 crash near Scottsbluff

A World War II veteran and his wife were killed Wednesday afternoon in a three-vehicle crash at the intersection of Highway 26 and West 42nd Street near Scottsbluff, according to the Nebraska State Patrol.

 
        
 
Sidney High School showcases student success in Career and Technical Education

Sidney High School showcases student success in Career and Technical Education

From healthcare and business to design, education, and skilled trades, Sidney High School students are gaining real-world experience through the school’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs.

Scottsbluff Public Schools pulls April Fools' prank with mascot switch to ‘Squirrels’

Scottsbluff Public Schools pulls April Fools' prank with mascot switch to ‘Squirrels’

Scottsbluff Public Schools sent shockwaves — and laughs — across the district Tuesday announcing they were ditching their beloved Bearcat mascot in favor of a more local alternative: the Squirrel.

Scottsbluff apartment fire displaces residents, sends one to hospital

Scottsbluff apartment fire displaces residents, sends one to hospital

One hospitalized, several displaced after a fire broke out at a Scottsbluff apartment complex Monday night. Investigators say smoking materials likely sparked the blaze.

In the midst of turkey season, a look at populations across Nebraska with NGPC

In the midst of turkey season, a look at populations across Nebraska with NGPC

NCN spoke with Nebraska Game and Parks about the current state of turkey populations, as well as factors that cause those numbers to fluctuate.

U.S. Air Force provides update about ongoing Sentinel Project

U.S. Air Force provides update about ongoing Sentinel Project

U.S. Air Force visited Kimball Tuesday night to provide an update on the Sentinel Project.

Unresolved violent crimes on Native American reservations to receive unprecedented FBI response

Unresolved violent crimes on Native American reservations to receive unprecedented FBI response

In the longest and most extensive national deployment of FBI resources to address crime in Indian Country, the Justice Department announced this week that it will send FBI personnel across the country to investigate unresolved violent crimes.

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