NSP has identified the two Sidney residents killed in last week’s Highway 92 crash near McGrew.

Sidney firefighters spent their Sunday training in vehicle extrication to stay prepared for serious crash responses.

West Elementary collected 730 pairs of socks during Socktober - all donated to local schools, churches and charities.

A Northeast Nebraska man is in custody on a terroristic threat and child abuse charges after allegedly brandishing a rifle during a domestic dispute

Sidney High School welding students designed, built and installed a new moon gate at the Living Memorial Gardens, fulfilling a “big wish feature” the gardens say will be enjoyed for years to come.

The Lodgepole Community Fund (LCF) has received a $10,000 grant from the Thomas Buckley Trust to help with the HVAC system at the Panther Activity Center. The Lodgepole Community Fund will accept donations to the PAC Accounts to support the PAC.

During the week of November 9th to November 15th, Valentine police made two arrests and responded to more than 40 calls for service.

One person was arrested after reports of shots fired in Kilgore Saturday night.

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987 The Big Boy’s annual Christmas Shopping Spree is underway, giving listeners a chance to win a $1,000 holiday shopping adventure with Sutton Home Gallery in Sidney.

The Air Link crew will be flying Santa and the Grinch in by helicopter for this year’s Downtown Scottsbluff Christmas Parade.

WING Drug Task Force arrests four and recovers a stolen vehicle, firearm and multiple narcotics during a Scottsbluff search warrant.

Morrill County deputies say a late-night traffic stop on Hwy 385 led to the arrest of a man driving a stolen vehicle. Charges include felony possession of stolen property.

Thousands of kids came to Columbus this month to get hands on experience in S.T.E.M.

The public is encouraged to show support for the Weber family of Sidney who is facing medical and financial challenges following a November 6 accident east of Chappell, Neb., on Interstate 80.

Two people were arrested on drug and weapons charges after a SWAT-assisted search warrant Friday morning in Big Springs, authorities say.

Western Nebraska Community College hosted the 12th annual Alumni & Friends banquet and awards ceremony, in Scottsbluff.

Shareholders of Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern backed the railroads’ proposed $85 billion merger to create the nation’s first coast-to-coast rail network.

New data the Agriculture Department released Friday created serious doubts about whether China will really buy millions of bushels of American soybeans like the Trump administration touted last month.

The Alliance Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating Eudolio Alvarado, an 83-year-old Hispanic male, who may be experiencing symptoms of dementia. At about 7 p.m., he was reported found and safe.

Epstein Files Transparency Act, would compel the Attorney General to make all unclassified records, documents, communications, and investigative materials in the Department of Justice's possession publicly available

Bluffs Middle School students were offered a close-up of snow removal equipment Wednesday. Cayden Finkey's submission for the "Name a Snowplow" contest brought Nebraska Department of Transportation workers to the school.

A creative program through the state’s libraries is making a difference in the lives of seniors.

Kimball returned to the Mock Trial Competitions for the first time in years and took home the title of Runner-up at the Nebraska Region 1 Regional Championship Competition.

At the tail end of what's at times been an uncertain year for the national future of the program, Friday's grand opening of BVCA's new Head Start center constitutes a major success story.

Nebraska State Patrol announced today a Colorado attempted homicide suspect was arrested in North Platte Thursday,. Troopers also found drugs, a handgun and stolen financial documents during the search.

Police in southeast Nebraska are asking for the public’s help in learning more about a shooting on a county road.

Electric rates in Valentine are going up. The city council approved the increase Thursday night after Valentine’s wholesale power provider substantially increased its rates.

Sidney's Creative District is seeking administrative options, possibly a different partnership, while enhancing the creative presence in the city. Program leader Brandy Stone asked for two weeks to research options.

Lancaster County District Court denied Change Healthcare’s Motion to Dismiss. Attorney General Mike Hilgers filed the lawsuit in December 2024 after a catastrophic breach of Change Healthcare’s systems caused statewide disruptions.

About a dozen fire departments joined forces Thursday to battle a large grass fire south of Mullen.

A semi rollover closed westbound I-80 near mile marker 64 east of Sidney.

Sidney Public Transportation is playing a larger role in getting local students safely to and from school, supporting nearly 90 riders a day through its partnership with Sidney Public Schools.

Sidney third graders delivered a heartfelt Veterans Day Concert this week, complete with a visit from veteran Larry Nelson, who brought military history to life with his uniform display and stories.

West Elementary fourth graders spent the week learning Native languages, traditions and crafts thanks to a visit from artist and educator Steve Tamayo.

A Red Flag Warning has been issued for the entire Nebraska Panhandle Friday as dry, windy conditions could cause any fire to spread rapidly. Officials urge residents to avoid outdoor burning.

I-80 eastbound was closed between mile marker 1 and the Bushnell exit as emergency crews worked to extinguish a truck fire on the shoulder near mile marker 3 Thursday night.

State officials are working to restore full SNAP benefits to millions of people after the long U.S. government shutdown has finally ended.

The Kearney Area Community Foundation launched the Community Critical Needs Fund, backed by a $75,000 challenge gift, to support local nonprofits helping families with essential needs.

Cherry County Hospital is exploring a potential expansion that could add space for rehab services, the specialty clinic, an in-house MRI and additional storage.

Nearly 100 juniors from four local schools  spent their Thursday mornings getting a firsthand look at all the departments and people that work to make Jefferson County government function.  

The University of Nebraska at Kearney’s fifth annual One Day for UNK fundraiser set new records with 2,170 gifts totaling nearly $390,000, supporting scholarships, student programs and more.

First United Methodist is still offering free weekly meals every Tuesday to provide sandwich sacks for those in need

Cheyenne County officials say County Road 111 has reopened as the investigation continues into Tuesday’s gas fire north of Sidney.

Cheyenne police are investigating a fatal shooting that left an 18-year-old man dead Wednesday night. A firearm sale involving a 16-year-old reportedly turned into a physical fight before shots were fired.

Alliance police arrested a 19-year-old man early Thursday after a reported assault on East 6th Street. One victim was injured, and officers say the suspect was found hiding under a mattress.

An animal rescue and rehabilitation center out of North Dakota is officially moving to Verdigre.

A northeast Nebraska company is taking a big step into the future of finance.

Those needing zoning permits for projects in Cherry County will have to wait a little longer.

Point West Bank announced Wednesday an account has been established to assist Regina Olsen after the fire that occurred Tuesday morning.

A small Northeast Nebraska town has defied expectations to help their community, turning a $50,000 challenge grant into a million-dollar endowment in just ten months

A former supervisor with the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services is facing charges of fraud and theft related to misuse of Medicaid and SNAP benefits.

Direct Chicago flights will return to Kearney for the first time since 2022 under a new SkyWest agreement.

The flag flew high and proud Tuesday, Veterans Day. That evening veterans and the public were invited to the annual Bean Feed at the Sidney Elks Lodge, all to celebrate and recognize military veterans.

The Nebraska State College System—which serves more than 9,000 students across its three campuses annually—today announced the launch of an ambitious new system-wide initiative, Reengage Nebraska.

Geoff Fox, who served as News Channel Nebraska chief meteorologist for nearly 10 years, has passed away after a long battle with cancer. He was 75.

The Madison County Fairgrounds are a booming and hot place in July, but in the much colder month of November is when the decisions happen that make that possible.

Economic development leaders from across the Sandhills and Panhandle gathered in Valentine to share ideas and learn from each other’s successes.

20 years after she competed in some of the world's most famous snow-based races, Karen Land and her sled dog Sophia are traveling the country sharing their stories.

News Channel Nebraska is putting one of the state’s premier holiday celebrations in the spotlight.

With Veterans Day falling on a Tuesday this year, the Fairbury VFW and American Legion subbed out Taco Tuesday for soup and sandwiches and an annual service member celebration that’s been held here for half a century.  

Bauer was honored for her leadership both inside and outside the courtroom, including her work to support families and children through community partnerships.

People across the state of Nebraska turned their gaze to the north on Tuesday night to take in a rare sight - the Aurora Borealis.

The U.S. military and music have had a long history together. That’s particularly evident in the 43rd Army Band.