Law enforcement, firefighters and First Responders were called to an accident on eastbound I-80 Friday when a truck-trailer went off the south side of the road and collided with trees.

Jim and Sue Rohrer never knew what was gong to come from their ideas of miscellaneous parts of scrap metal, but several welds later, it has turned into quite the attraction

As the new school year begins, students in Cody are stepping into a brand-new building.

Conference introduces what could be the next great market for Nebraska's grain producers

The prairie fields northwest of the Chimney Rock Visitors Center caught the attention of tourists, family and former military as the U.S. Army conducted an airborne operation.

A man accused of making terroristic threats toward people in Minatare was arrested on Thursday.

The summer driving season is rolling to a stop and the Nebraska State Patrol is working to keep roadways safe.

The University of Nebraska president’s bonus will not go into his pocket, but back into the universities programs.

A juvenile was injured in a rollover crash on a rural Morrill County road Wednesday night. Deputies say seatbelts were worn and speed may have been a factor.

Deaths stemming from domestic abuse are already above last year, only halfway through the year.

An Arkansas man has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for hitting and killing a bicyclist near Valentine last year.

Triple digit heat indexes are in store for most of Nebraska this weekend.

Berkshire Hathaway has invested in Nucor, along with three other companies.

City and County officials are showing their support of a proposed interstate route running north and south.

It's not a marathon...or a sprint. It is simply a walk to raise awareness about a disease that affects many.

A teenager is in the hospital and three people could face charges after a fight involving a knife.

An officer with more than three decades of experience is ascending to a captain position in the Norfolk Police Division.

The lights are up, the stage is set, and Fairbury is ready for a night of pure country magic. Shenandoah headlines tonight’s big show at the Jefferson County Speedway with Nebraska’s own Jordan Schoch opening. Gates open at 6 p.m.

A medical emergency led to a three-vehicle crash in Alliance Thursday, leaving three people injured.

A body believed to be missing Omaha man Blake Kieckhafer was recovered above Emerald Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park.

children's, healthcare, Columbus Community Hospital, patients, Dr. Kaitlynn Harvey, Dental Surgery, seizure disorders, autism, Down syndrome

A potential chlorine leak at a Sidney hotel Thursday morning led to a Hazmat response. One person was injured, and the pool remains closed pending inspection.

News Channel Nebraska earned six Pinnacle Awards from the Nebraska Broadcasters Association this week for excellence in radio and TV.

Babies born during Kool-Aid days are extra special this year.

Traffic from Pasewalk Ave to South Airport road will be switched the week of August 18. 

25 years after the Romanian Revolution, elected leaders visit Syracuse

A group of furry criminals got caught causing issues early Wednesday morning.

"While we've lost almost everything, the incredible support flooding in from gymnastics companies, family, and communities has been a beacon of hope," Flippers Gymnastics owner Sarah Petersen said

Two 9-year-old boys are accused of breaking into cars and setting one on fire.

Two South Dakota residents are facing charges after Valentine Police say they were caught with drug paraphernalia, marijuana, and suspected methamphetamine.

A News Channel Nebraska account executive is being recognized with the top honor in the state.

Sidney Historic Preservation Board member Vicky Loghry addressed the Sidney City Council Tuesday, asking for training of board members, and documentation of historic buildings.

Investigators say a deadly house fire in Valentine was accidental, caused by smoking materials, according to The Nebraska State Fire Marshal’s office.

The Oregon Trail Rodeo is in its 34th year in Hastings, and will see over 200 rodeo competitors coming from as far away as Australia.

Some cottontail rabbits in Fort Collins, Colorado, have been drawing attention because they have wart-like growths on their faces that look like horns.

An airman has been arrested in a shooting death last month at a Wyoming Air Force base.

The Valentine School Board has revised its extracurricular participation policy for homeschool and private school students after weeks of discussion and public input.

Valentine’s True Value is holding a liquidation sale as the store changes hands.

Banner County fire containment took the manpower of several agencies and an air attack. Firefighters left the scene and turned the area back over to the landowner at about 5 p.m. today.

A lot of America saw something glowing in the night sky Tuesday.

The Sidney City Council debated on increasing electricity rates. The council decided 3-1 for staff to study a two-year plan and return with findings at the next council meeting.

A partnership between service providers Diode and Diller Telephone Company and county governments in Jefferson and Gage Counties has helped dozens of people in rural Southeast Nebraska gain access to more reliable internet.

A home on the National Register of Historic Places is under renovation, adding a household necessity.

The Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) is considering 16 communities across the state as possible sites for a new state-of-the-art nuclear power reactor, and Valentine is on the list.

Vote results came back not in favor of the eight figure bond on Tuesday evening.

A Norfolk company is being recognized as one of the fastest growing businesses in the country.

Six days after closing, eight Wyoming newspapers are back.

The Laurel city council passed two resolutions Tuesday (August 12, 2025) authorizing the listing and the sale of certain personal property of Hillcrest Care Center and Assisted Living facility in Laurel

Federal court documents are revealing more information that breaks down what happened leading up to Tuesday's events.

Night of Hope Cancer Walk celebrated 25 years supporting local cancer patients. The annual event is held at Legion Park in Sidney with activities for survivors, those remembering and those in support of survivors.

At 99 years-old, a World War ll veteran is getting a heroes welcome in Pierce.

Several people are in federal custody after a series of raids at Nebraska hotels on Tuesday.

The Sidney Public School District continues moving in a positive direction fiscally, according to Superintendent Andrew Farber.

Schools across the state are hitting mute on student screens after a bill was passed by the Nebraska legislature.

Attorney General Mike Hilgers joined a coalition of Attorneys General supporting cattle ranchers against manufacturers selling foreign-sourced beef under a “Product of USA” label. Ranchers sued when manufacturers wrongly used the “Product of USA” label.

Andy Colvin takes on new role as the new Economic Development Coordinator for the city of Madison

Six interns spent the summer working at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Panhandle Research, Extension and Education Center working in Dr. Bijesh Maharjan's Soils Lab. Interns are from Sri Lanka, Gambia, Brazil and Bridgeport, Ne.

Hole 3 at the 16th Annual Vince's Corner ABCD Double Blind Golf Tournament earned Dave Auwerda of Keystone a hole-in-one and a new car.

Sidney police are stepping up school zone patrols and reminding drivers: slow down, stay alert, and never pass a stopped school bus. $500 fines apply.

CR161 near Pine Bluffs is back open after a non-injury crash shut it down Monday.

Mitchell firefighters handled a Highway 71 rollover Monday that destroyed a camper. no serious injuries.

Roberto Lamadrid Campuzano, 38, of Mexico, was sentenced on August 8 in federal court in Omaha, Ne., for illegal reentry to the United States following an aggravated felony conviction. He has also been identified by law enforcement as a MS-13 member.

The company behind a proposed wind farm near Kilgore is challenging a Cherry County zoning investigation that concluded its permit had expired and that multiple conditions had gone unmet.

There is a large response from authorities Tuesday morning at multiple places in the Omaha metro.