The Nebraska Antique Tractor Association is raising money for veterans this week during their annual Tracker Relay Across Nebraska.

Multiple Hastings area and statewide emergency response organizations are now better prepared for a catastrophic emergency event, after a live training session Tuesday morning. 

NORFOLK, Neb. (AP) — The Norfolk Lions Club is set to host its annual Fishing Day for young anglers aged three to thirteen at Sky-view Lake on June 7, offering over 600 prizes. The free event aims to connect with the community and support the youth,

The River Point Creative District aims to revitalize Downtown Norfolk by blending art with economic development.

Located right in the middle of town, the splash pad is more than just a way to cool off. It’s a symbol of what a determined small town can achieve when it pulls together.

He served a short but distinguished tenure as a medic in Korea, helping save lives of both soldiers and citizens alike. June's Jefferson County Veteran of the Month is Southeast Nebraska native Doug Preston.

The Whiskey Creek Wood Fire Grills in Kearney and Norfolk are being sold to three couples.

The Leyton School District Board of Education held a special meeting Monday including legal counsel Justin Knight. The meeting was held to discuss litigation regarding the District's track.

Nebraska’s Auditor says he’s seeing a rise in improper spending in local governments all over the state.

Tessere Incorporated, working with the Norfolk Police Department, has clarified that the $10.5 to $13.4 million price hike includes construction costs, design, furniture, I.T., and security.

Tornadoes were spotted near Pawnee Pass and Logan Corners, Colo. Monday evening. Egg-size hail and flash flooding also hit parts of Wyoming, Nebraska and Colorado.

Kimball Health Services has been caring for the local communities for 75 years.

A renovation team learned what happens when routine work unveils unexpected history in downtown Sidney.

Senator John Arch says uncertainty at the federal level could present further budget challenges

Ladies of Cheyenne County and region Saturday were encouraged to see what the Sidney businesses have to offer shoppers in the annual Ladies Day Out.

PETA's "Hell on Wheels" campaign visited Black Cow Fat Pig in Norfolk, aiming to promote veganism. Despite the graphic display, customers enjoyed a pulled pork special.

Several counties in Central Nebraska are likely to experience a severe weather threat from 7 p.m. - 2 a.m. tonight.

A bone found at a Sidney construction site this week has been confirmed not human, likely from a pig.

Authorities are searching for evidence after a man with a makeshift flamethrower yelled “Free Palestine” and hurled an incendiary device into a group that had assembled to raise attention for Israeli hostages in Gaza.

PETA’s “Hell on Wheels” truck is making its way through Nebraska this week, aiming to get people to reconsider what’s on their plate—especially when it comes to pork.

The people waiting their turn to rappel down the 17-story Highline Apartments building had strict instructions: Don’t come up to the roof until we come get you.

Angie Bruna is leaving her position as Executive Director for the business organization

A section of E Street in Fairbury is closed after part of a building in the 600 block partially collapsed over the weekend.

Annual Cruisin’ Night hits downtown Sidney Friday, June 6 from 6 to 9 p.m. with hot rides, oldies and giveaways.

On May 27, Nebraska confirmed its first measles case since 2017.

The FBI says the suspect in an attack in Boulder, Colorado that injured six yelled “Free Palestine” and used a makeshift flamethrower.

A special meeting of the Leyton School District Board of Education is scheduled for 6 p.m. Monday, June 2, in the Leyton High School library.

A crash on eastbound Interstate 80 near Pine Bluffs blocked the left lane and caused delays Sunday, according to the Wyoming Department of Transportation.

Sidney's free summer concert series returns to Hickory Street Square with an expanded schedule on June 20, July 18 and Aug. 15. 

Campfires are allowed in Keith County, but bonfires, open burns and land management fires require permits. And fireworks? Still banned.

Bridgeport marked 125 years this weekend during Camp Clarke Days.

The Genoa Indian School Foundation offers a message of hope and awareness, preserving the school's history for future generations and encouraging healing through acknowledgment of the past.

The Library Reading Program kicks off June 4 with this year’s theme being “Color Our World.” 

987 The Big Boy and Cheyenne Country invites you to Cruisin' Night on Friday, June 6 in Historic Downtown Sidney!

A Bridgeport woman entered a No Contest plea for writing bad checks and will be sentenced July 11 in Scotts Bluff County District Court.

Prioritizing investments in underserved areas like housing and childcare, this month economics students from UNL presented Fairbury's local leaders with their plan to "build a stronger Fairbury."

Six Nebraska counties in the Sandhills are standing up for their people as they are accused of being non-compliant.

The Kearney Public Schools 8th Grade Band is set to perform at the 2025 National Veterans Salute in Washington D.C. on November 11.

An Omaha attorney is behind bars today after authorities say he assaulted a sheriff's deputy.

Series of bills being signed by Governor Pillen deal with social media protections

A man is staying on death row for the murder of a northeast Nebraska woman.

Kimball County first responders will be running a multi-casualty incident simulation for training purposes Saturday morning.

Testing of samples shows no contamination

New music, big show: Jaden Schumacher drops “Block Party Remix” & hits the Downtown Sounds stage in Sidney on Aug. 15.

Frontage Road south of 27th St in Scottsbluff closes June 2 for repairs. Mall access still open via Circle Drive.

A Colorado man wanted on multiple drug and weapons charges was arrested after fleeing police and entering a Fort Morgan home.

The Nebraska Legislature has passed a bill that significantly weakens a voter-backed measure requiring employers to offer paid sick leave.

On Memorial Day, LifeNet marked a quarter-century of operating in northeast Nebraska.

Norfolk Crush has opened a $375 million, state-of-the-art soybean processing facility in Northeast Nebraska, poised to significantly alter local agricultural practices. This new landmark aims to revolutionize how farmers market and process their soybeans.

E3 Grant and Technical Writer Melisa Norgard updated the Sidney City Council Tuesday on activities within e3, including assisting entrepreneurs and partnering with the Department of Economic Development for a talent recruitment and retention grant.

The next superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol says goodbye to the city he served for the last six and a half years.

Governor Jim Pillen has officially launched his re-election campaign for Nebraska.

An animal rights organization will try to turn Norfolk vegan with a truck parked downtown on Monday.

Shank believes skateboarding can satisfy the same impulses that lead young people toward gangs or risky behavior—only with far fewer consequences.

All Nebraska student-athletes will soon be legally required to play on interscholastic sports teams based on the student’s sex at birth under a legislative bill passed Wednesday.

Persevering though personal adversity, Phil Rogge has forged an identity as a local icon as co-host of the morning show on Ol' Red 99.5, a chapter he is concluding this week after more than 28 years on air.

“Evidence suggests that the assaults are gang related, and they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. There are no injuries to prison staff," said Attorney General Jackley.

Karen Jones has retired from Potter-Dix School District after 32 years teaching. The next step for her and her now retired husband, is to take some time to develop a new vision while also writing a book, and read many others.

The Daughters of the American Revolution Tuesday recognized members of the Sidney American Legion.

A Gering man who had worked as the Alliance Runza manager was sentenced today on child pornography charges.

A mental health crisis demands action: Douglas County responds with a powerful new digital platform and director, designed to break the silence and provide essential resources.

The Monument Valley Iris Society Iris Show will be held May 31-June 1, at the University of Nebraska Panhandle Research Extension and Education Center in Scottsbluff. The show is free 11 a.m. to 4 p.m Saturday and noon to 3 p.m. Sunday.

The annual shoe drive pick-up is this Friday May 30 from 11:00 - 11:30 a.m.

Terry and Bev Acton family hosting this year's ball, east of Blue Springs