Campers looking for electrical hookups near the Niobrara National Scenic River could soon have more options.

Not only can parents benefit from the Nebraska Child Care Tax Credits but so can businesses who choose to donate in support of their local child care needs.

A northeast Nebraska newspaper editor is in critical condition after a crash north of Norfolk.

SIDNEY -- The City of Sidney Economic Development Office hosted a "Lunch & Learn" event today explaining some of the programs available for downtown revitalization.

Two people are fighting for their lives after a morning house fire in Hastings.

The Kimball High boys basketball coach reached quite a milestone as a result of Tuesday night’s game.

Nebraska Game and Parks (NGPC) is ramping up efforts to monitor mountain lions in the Niobrara Unit by increasing collaring operations and analyzing population data.

Central Elementary in Kearney is being recognized nationally for exceptional student performance.

Hastings firefighters received some unexpected support from the community while neutralizing a house fire in cold weather Thursday morning.

56 of 194 killed in 2024 were wearing seat belts

Over 18,000 traffic stops as drug enforcement remains top priority

Nebraska senator says liberty, democracy are at stake in CCP-led world order

The Omaha Supernovas are the defending champs of the Pro Volleyball Federation, but no matter what happens they won't be the defending champs next year. 

A Central Nebraska school district is seeking a school bond to expand its facility and address its growing enrollment.

Hilgers: dangerous synthetic cannabinoids have emerged

The Nebraska Sandhills are earning international attention for being the only U.S. destination to make the list of Atlas Obscura’s "Five Best Places Our Readers Want to Go in 2025."

Nebraska was rated the most expensive state in which to insure a home according to a recent Bankrate survey.

The investigation began in June 2023, following CyberTips from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

LINCOLN, Neb. — Lincoln is now a regional destination for those pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and math.

Southeast Community College held its ribbon cutting ceremony for the Sandhill's Global Technology Center.

OGALLALA -- Theodore Roosevelt is credited say people won't care how much you know until they know how much you care. A group of women i Keith County meet to show the community how much they care.

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).

Lumen failed to meet the level of service provided within Nebraska for emergency responses. In response, Nebraska Public Service Commission has update the ongoing investigations and measures being implemented to prevent future disruptions.

Art has the power to bring communities closer together, but hosting art events in small towns often comes with unique challenges.

Sheriff Hardesty says 34 arrested from residential search warrants in 2024

Jack Hoffman died overnight following a battle with brain cancer, according to Immanuel Lutheran Church in Atkinson.

Authorities say icy roads are to blame for a deadly crash west of Kyle, South Dakota.

After nearly half a year of dormancy, the Fairbury Laundromat has reopened its doors, restoring an essential service to the local community. 

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.

Several initiatives for state lawmakers to consider in this 90-day session

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

Big raptors providing quite a show, along Big Blue River

Law enforcement in northeast Nebraska arrested a Norfolk man for several arrest warrants, Tuesday morning. 

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.

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

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

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen will be in Sidney for a town hall meeting 4:30 p.m. January 16 at Western Nebraska Community College.

Valentine man is the new Cherry County Highway Superintendent. J.D. Osburn has worked for the department for six years, including three years as a foreman.

Amber Talich took her duties as the new member of the Sidney School District Board of Education January 13. She steps in for Kathy Nienheuser who chose not to seek re-election.

When workplace issues arise—whether with a coworker or a manager or about a service—many employees turn to their Human Resources (HR) department for help.

The remnants of a Kearney fast food restaurant destroyed by fire are now coming down.

A Scottsbluff resident is calling for all those interested in crocheting, whether they are a beginner or experienced and looking to further their skills.

The Cherry County Board of Commissioners has appointed new leadership for the upcoming year.

Pilot clinic has expanded to other school settings across Nebraska

Holy Trinity Lutheran youth enjoyed a frosty start to their second semester of JAM and Youth Group recently/

SIDNEY -- The Sidney Police Department and Volunteer Firefighters battled for who can fill the donation jars best in a battle for who will give, and receive, a pie in the face at Alta Convenience Store.

The Sidney School District Board of Education recognized the December 2024 students of the month at the January 13 board meeting.

The Kimball Longhorn vs. Potter-Dix Coyotes basketball game on Tuesday night will include a Soup Supper Fundraiser.

A Grand Island couple is behind bars after police say a man sexually assaulted multiple people at his business.

The Todd Becker Foundation will be hosting a community event 7 p.m. Wednesday, January 22, at Sidney High School.

A 59-year-old Gordon man has reached a plea agreement in a child pornography case.

The City of Norfolk announced they received a $2,086,412 RAISE grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation.

Several people are facing charges, and two people, including a 10-year-old, were injured after a disturbance over the weekend. 

One of the most popular restaurants in the Sandhills is closing its doors, but the family behind Peppermill isn’t saying goodbye to the restaurant industry, and the building now has new owners.

The Kimball Public Library's book club this month will include special members, making it a multigenerational book club meeting.

Superintendent sends letter notifying parents about incident

Over the past couple of weeks, authorities on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation say several traffic strops led to the seizure of drugs, guns and alcohol used during illegal trafficking.

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, many elected officials in Republican and Democratic states are preparing to either aid or oppose his policies.

Paul Strommen, newly elected Nebraska State Senator for District 47, officially began his legislative duties on Wednesday, Jan. 8 as the 109th legislative session commenced.

SIDNEY -- Art meets function and need when The Well Church's quilting ministry gets busy. The program started when two ladies heard about a need during a church service and decided to do their part.

Rosebud Sioux Tribe (RST) Law Enforcement say officers found evidence of a drug distribution operation during a search warrant on Jan. 10 in the Rosebud community.

Social studies teacher Brooke Boroff always has her family members with military experience in the back of her mind when instructing students.

Dunkin’ dropped the “Donuts” from its brand name years ago. Now — at least across Nebraska, New Mexico and some other states — it doesn’t have doughnuts on the shelves either.

Every five years the Norfolk Public Library does a strategic planning process to make sure that what the library's providing with is what the community actually wants in their public library.

In a unique signing day ceremony, Fairbury's Isabella Ausk committed to compete in speech at Concordia, proving there's a pathway for people to participate in activities they enjoy after high school, even if it's not in a more traditional college sport.