Sidney's Tyler Miller found a new path after years in EMS, building First Response Meat Company through patience, family, and a love for cooking.

The Columbus Police Department held its first Recognition Ceremony to honor officers for heroism, dedication, and service to the community, including a life-saving water rescue

Potter Volunteer Fire Department crews quickly contained two grass fires along Highway 30 east of Potter Monday afternoon, limiting each blaze to about one acre.

A Columbus-based pharmaceutical manufacturer is announcing a major expansion. 

The path for the next generation of educators is now more streamlined in central Nebraska.

The Sidney School District Board of Education recognized the December Students of the Month Monday. The January school board meeting was held at Sidney High School to recognize the SHS football team.

Julie Downing of Chadron has been named the 2025 Friend of NSASSP Award recipient for her leadership and support of Nebraska educators.

One person was injured in a two-vehicle crash Monday afternoon at Highway 26 and East 27th Street in Scottsbluff.

After a search since August 2025, Norfolk Public Schools will interview three superintendent candidates—Dr. Andrew Havelka, Darren Tobey, and Erik Wilson—with the announcement expected January 21

Ground is officially broken on a $35 million infrastructure project in Hastings.

A Cheyenne man has been sentenced to 8 to 10 years in prison after being convicted of sexually exploiting and abusing a minor.

SAGA Fund will celebrate its $1 million challenge grant milestone Thursday at Boss City Brewing.

Former Mitchell Mayor Paul Murrell was arraigned in Scotts Bluff County Court Friday on four misdemeanors and a felony charges.

The Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce held its annual awards banquet Saturday, recognizing business achievements and community leaders.

Fire officials used the Jaws of Life to rescue occupants trapped in a deadly two-vehicle crash just east of Pierce.

A program started at Chadron State College in 2017 to help address the shortage of trained legal professionals in rural Nebraska was a primary factor in helping Alliance native Samantha (Carillo) Stephenson fulfill her goal of becoming a county attorney.

If you’re looking for a fun excuse to read something new, and a chance at a romantic night out, the Alliance Public Library has you covered.

An Imperial man faces multiple charges after a DUI traffic stop late Friday night escalated into a struggle with deputies.

Banner County graduate and former U.S. Marine Seth Dvorak has begun training to become a Nebraska State Trooper.

Police arrested a Cheyenne man on attempted murder charges following a shooting at a Cheyenne motel.

A fire broke out Friday evening at the former Log Cabin convenience store just west of North Platte along U.S. Highway 30, drawing all three North Platte fire stations to the scene, authorities said.

Two people were arrested after police seized methamphetamine and a handgun during a traffic stop in Sterling.

Fire crews quickly extinguished a concrete mixer truck fire at a Scottsbluff ready-mix yard.

Platte County residents had the opportunity to receive vaccines after four confirmed cases of measles in the county.

Nebraska State Treasurer Joey Spellerberg has unveiled legislation designed to help more Nebraskans achieve the dream of home ownership. Legislative Bill 938 would create Nebraska First-Time Homebuyer Savings Accounts.

Alliance police arrested a registered sex offender on charges of first-degree sexual assault and strangulation.

A recall effort for the Lodgepole Village board was announced Tuesday. The board also recognized the resignation of town secretary/treasurer Julie Hays.

The Sidney & Greater Area Fund (SAGA Fund) has awarded a $4,000 grant for the Cheyenne County 4-H Council to purchase new rabbit and chicken cages. The cages will be used in the small animal program.

As the Kimball chapter of High School Compass Scholar Program has completed its first year, the creator and students reflect on the success of the program. 

Hilgers campaigns for a second term, emphasizing his commitment to defending the state's interests and highlighting ongoing lawsuits and team-building efforts to address emerging issues

The University of Nebraska Board of Regents will not meet Friday to decide whether to proceed with an $800 million deal with Clarkson Regional Health Services for a controlling stake in the future of Nebraska Medicine.

Mabelle Chue was awarded the Kimball Health Services Employee of the Month for November.

Northeast Nebraska is used to their streets being covered in snow, so what happens when there is none?

A traffic stop for expired plates in Sterling led to the discovery of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia, according to police.

Nebraska lawmakers are considering a motion to expel Sen. Dan McKeon over allegations of inappropriate behavior.

Peetz Plateau School District welcomed the public to the new and improved K-12 Peetz School Monday. Former students described it as having remnants of the past with a vision for the future.

A Venango man was arrested Wednesday near Lamar on felony and misdemeanor warrants, according to the Perkins County Sheriff’s Office.

Cheyenne County's Marketing Hometown America volunteers are organizing into teams with the goal of turning community concepts into on-the-ground projects.

The Panhandle Childcare Expansion Project is the recipient of $65,000 through the 6 Regions, One Nebraska Challenge Grant. The Challenge Grant supports efforts to expand licensed childcare.

A Kimball man accused of being in possession of child abuse material was arraigned in Kimball District Court Tuesday.

A Nebraska man found guilty of issuing bad checks was sentenced in Kimball District Court Tuesday afternoon.

the city of Norfolk has entered into a purchase agreement and acquired two parcels owned by Delbert and Joyce Scheffler in which will be made into ball fields

Interim attorney Melissa Figueroa has been appointed as Norfolks Incoming city attorney

A Nebraska organization founded by grieving mothers is building a memorial park in Norfolk to honor infants lost to SIDS and provide a space for all families to grieve

The Scottsbluff Public Schools board of education Monday voted to close the Lake Minatare Elementary School, one of five elementary schools in the Scottsbluff Public School District.

One person is recovering from injuries suffered in a Tuesday morning crash.

One lucky community member has the chance to personally name the 100th Farmer’s Day celebration in Kimball.

A Nebraska Panhandle man accused of sexually assaulting a minor appeared in Lincoln County District Court Monday.

A Norfolk man will spend years in jail after being sentenced for leading law enforcement on a multi-county chase.

Charles and Sarah Ludlow have opened a computer and IT business in Sidney. Quit IT Solutions' focus includes preventing problems with a computer or network.

Isabella Wooley is the mother of Sidney Regional Medical Center's New Year's Day birth.

Local families and groups of friends spent Saturday evening at the Kimball Public Library for Family Game Night.

A transformer fire at the Solar Array Field on the northeast side of Scottsbluff caused a power outage Sunday afternoon before crews extinguished the blaze.

Fire crews from across Logan County and neighboring areas contained a fast-moving grass fire Friday afternoon at the Logan County Shooting Sports Complex near Sterling.

A submerged vehicle and its deceased occupant were recovered Sunday afternoon from Wheatland Reservoir No. 1, according to the Platte County Sheriff’s Office.

Two kids are safe after police say they got stuck on the roof of a department store after breaking into a mall.

A Minnesota man and a child have died following a one-vehicle accident in rural Holt County.

Nebraska lawmakers responded as President Trump outlined the U.S. role following the military operation that removed Nicolás Maduro from power.

Fire gutted a downtown Beatrice building Saturday morning, next to the Black Crow Restaurant.

A small number of state employees dramatically boost their annual salaries by clocking extreme amounts of overtime hours.

Governor Jim Pillen has reappointed Doug Zingula, of Crawford, formerly of Sidney, to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.

Regional West welcomed its first baby of the new year at 12:05 p.m. on New Year’s Day.

A major change is likely coming for Nebraska Medicine that state leaders say will transform Nebraska’s health care.

Cheyenne County's new Clerk, Assessor and Treasurer took their oath of office this morning before Cheyenne County District Court Judge Derek Weimer.