Sterling police say two people were arrested and stolen property recovered after officers executed a search warrant linked to recent storage unit burglaries.

The S.A.F.E. Center in Kearney is spotlighting its services and raising money to rebuild its shelter for survivors.

Project Homeless Connect annual event provides medical, dental, vision, and social services, ensuring every guest is supported by a trained navigator to help individuals succeed

The State of Nebraska officially signed a contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Sept. 30 to convert the state prison in McCook into an ICE detention facility, officials announced Friday.

A local church is under construction to upgrade their storage room to a useable worship space.

Ballooning administrative costs, officials say, reflect the increasing scope and complexity of college

Hackers have accessed banking, medical, and other personal information from the Kearney Public School District.

The Sidney Dairy Queen was the site of community support and fundraising for the Mike and Mindy Butts family. Their son Brayden has a disorder that results in tumors.

With 12 different schools and over 60 girls looking for a ticket to the state finals in Kearney, it was a new competitor with a familiar last name who cashed in her ticket.

Sidney Regional Medical Center’s Health Fair and Back 2 Health Fun Run are set for Saturday.

An unprecedented number of states are considering redrawing their congressional district lines mid-decade. Some warn this could lead to "dummymandering," where efforts to stretch partisan advantage might backfire.

Paramedics now use a new scale system with an accompanying app to get instant, precise patient weights and calculate medication doses.

Sidney Public Library is hosting a book singing November 7 for Western novelist Zachary Lane, author of books including "Gunfight at Camp Clarke Bridge" and "Death Rode to "Lodgepole Creek."

Authorities say items found with human remains near Scotts Bluff National Monument have been identified as belonging to missing Wyoming man Chance Englebert. Forensic testing to confirm the identity is still pending.

The public is invited to attend a meeting regarding the upcoming renovation of the former Kimball Health Services hospital.

Nebraska Appleseed announced Thursday morning that it has filed a lawsuit to prevent the repurposing of the Work Ethic Camp in McCook into an ICE detention facility.

The fish are flowing, and all ages are out with their line in the water.

Charges have officially been filed against a man authorities say exchanged gunfire with them during a warrant search on Wednesday.

Tamara Bingham of Alliance recently pleaded not guilty to charges in the death of an Alliance man in August. She is set to return to court in December.

A southeast Nebraska car dealer is among the finalists for a national award.

Stanton Public Schools Plans include demolishing old modular buildings to construct a new gym and school

A Kimball man who was recently arrested appeared in court to request a preliminary hearing.

Alumni of Northeast community college might recognize the name and location of this new building, though now it looks completely different.

Western Nebraska Community College has seen a seven percent increase in its total enrollment for the Fall 2025 semester, reflecting continued institutional momentum and student demand across multiple program areas.

Four people were treated for minor injuries after a three-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon at the intersection of Highway 26 and East 20th Street in Scottsbluff.

Visitors are getting a front-row seat as renowned sculptor Benjamin Victor brings a new piece called "Pawnee Mother" to life, right in the heart of Stuhr museum.

A swearing-in ceremony was held Wednesday afternoon for Joelyann Saucedo as the new Deputy Clerk of Cheyenne County District Court.

NRDs taking applications for 2026 crop year

The City of Columbus is experiencing a population increase, five new developments like this one are popping up to house new residents and the schools are expecting an increase as well.

Employers report few or no qualified applicants

Sidney Police Chief Sam Lovato says the department has rebuilt its foundation through new technology, officer training, and stronger community ties - but staffing remains a top priority heading into 2026.

Professional artist and instructor Yelena Khanevskaya, who grew up in Russia and now lives in Scottsbluff, led a hands-on still life workshop last weekend hosted by the Sand Painters Art Club in Valentine.

Janssen says city should hold firm on requirements for customer notifications

Street Repair to Close Portion of 25th Street North of Norfolk Avenue

A Grand Island Man is in jail after exchanging gunfire with authorities during a warrant search.

Longtime owners Chad and Amy Barnhill have announced the sale of the business to Andrew Borer of Norfolk, effective November 1, 2025.

The first step of bringing 34 new homes and sports center to Tilden is underway.

Ryder Park will begin a $7.5 million renovation on their softball and baseball fields after approval by the Grand Island City Council.

Sidney Library and Foundation board President told the city council Tuesday the Library's budget was submitted without the Library staff or board's involvement. Interim City Manager Josh Hanson proposed deliberate communication with the Library staff.

Students at Sunrise Middle School finally have a state-of-the-art sports field to call their own.

Grand Island's Trinity United Methodist Church invited community members to learn about the art and history of making Czech kolaches.

One person is seriously injured after he was ejected from his pickup truck after he crashed into another truck in a rural intersection. 

The Nebraska Chamber of Commerce and Industry is hiring a University of Nebraska official to be its first executive Vice President.

SIDNEY -- Edgar Bear Runner has agreed to a plea agreement for reduced charges, according to court records.

Gov. Pillen launched the "Good Life, Great Careers Initiative" at Northeast Community College to boost Nebraska's workforce through enhanced apprenticeship programs

The two-day Water Education for Tomorrow (WET) event at the North Platte Natural Resources District hosted more than 300 fifth graders October 7-8.

The Sidney Public Schools Board of Education Monday recognized the September Students of the Month.

A 13-Year-Old Girl died Monday in Kearney County Crash.

Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol arrested a Georgia woman after locating 130 pounds of suspected methamphetamine during a traffic stop on Interstate 80 in eastern Nebraska.

Plans for a Cherry County Convention Center are moving closer to reality, with about $2.25 million raised so far, including pledges.

Nebraska Extension and Nebraska Beef Quality Assurance will offer a Beef Quality Assurance and Beef Quality Assurance Transportation Certification in Bridgeport. The programs educate beef producers and transporters on best management practices.

The upcoming Police Academy graduation will be December 11, 2025 where the Kimball Police Department’s Chief of Police has been asked to give the commencement speech.

With a shortage of childcare options continuing to affect many small Nebraska towns, including Valentine, Cherry County commissioners received an update this week on a long-anticipated community day care project.

A new convenience store is holding a soft opening in Gordon as it prepares to expand its products and services.

The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) is accepting public comment regarding its proposed amendment to the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program.

The Nebraska State Patrol hosted troopers and officers from eleven other states for a week of training that will help keep roadways safe across the country.

Sterling police say quick teamwork led to the recovery of a stolen trailer and the arrest of a suspect Monday night.

The Kimball Public Schools Board of Education is taking applications to fill the board seat vacated by Tom O'Brien. He came under fire when he questioned why flags were at half-staff in recognition of Charlie Kirk's death.

The Board of Trustees of the Nebraska State Colleges voted Monday to appoint Dr. Jodi Kupper as the next President of Chadron State College.

Table of Grace knows the meaning of grace by giving and receiving. It's programs helping area communities depend on donations to help families in need.

The Kimball Police Department announced that one of their officers has been assigned to a Nebraska narcotics task force. 

The Maskenthine Recreation Area hosted the Nebraska Interscholastic Cycling Championship, where students of all ages and abilities showcased their trail riding skills

A local animal shelter is getting renegotiation for the work they do not only for animals but for the community.

Ol' Red and KWBE will be on hand in Hastings to bring you live coverage of the 2025 state softball tournament all week long, featuring Freeman, Norris and reigning champions Beatrice!