Potter residents transported to hospital following one-vehicle accident
Potter residents transported to hospital following one-vehicle accident
UNMC tour emphasizes doctor and nurse shortages in rural Nebraska
UNMC tour emphasizes doctor and nurse shortages in rural Nebraska
Lincoln woman accused in death of 4-month-old found competent for trial
Lincoln woman accused in death of 4-month-old found competent for trial
Nebraska nurses disciplined for violations at Omaha hospice service
The Nebraska Attorney General’s Office filed disciplinary charges last week against two nurses for misconduct. The charges alleged that narcotics belonging to deceased patients were stored in an unlocked cabinet at the hospice’s Omaha office, and staff used medications from the supply for other patients without proper prescriptions.
ATV riders cruise through rural Clatonia in third summer Fire Ride, a unique community collaboration
A couple hundred people got to intimately experience the innate beauty of rural Nebraska via their vehicles this weekend, while helping raise money to improve an element of a small town community.
Young moms fight to reopen city pool
Young moms fight to reopen city pool
Trump administration orders ICE to suspend most vehicle stops after 2 deadly shootings
Trump administration orders ICE to suspend most vehicle stops after 2 deadly shootings
How to prevent a data center? Cherry County approves six-month moratorium on conditional use permits
As data centers expand across Nebraska, Cherry County leaders are taking steps to slow potential development locally.
Two Nebraska nurses disciplined after alleged reuse of deceased patients' medications
Two Nebraska nurses disciplined after alleged reuse of deceased patients' medications
Commissioners Approve Economic Development
Commissioners Approve Economic Development
Cass County residents gather in opposition of potential data centers coming to their area
Cass County residents gather in opposition of potential data centers coming to their area
Nebraska Hospitals invest in maternal health services statewide
As maternal health care access faces challenges nationally, Nebraska hospitals are proactively stepping up to ensure expecting and new mothers receive top-tier care, no matter their ZIP code.
Downtown Sounds
Downtown Sounds
Parasite causing "explosive diarrhea" confirmed in Nebraska
Parasite causing "explosive diarrhea" confirmed in Nebraska
One of Nebraska's oldest public pools keeps summer tradition alive in Lynch
One of Nebraska's oldest public pools keeps summer tradition alive in Lynch
Two juvenile suspects in custody following high-speed chase
Two juvenile suspects in custody following high-speed chase
Lindstrom launches petition drive to qualify nonpartisan bid for Nebraska governor
Lindstrom launches petition drive to qualify nonpartisan bid for Nebraska governor
Questions raised about federal land management during record-breaking fire season
A series of recent wildfires across the Nebraska Sandhills and Panhandle is prompting new questions about how federal land is managed and how fires are fought.
Rushville, Nebraska woman sentenced to more than six years for fraud and money laundering
A 57-year-old Rushville woman has been sentenced to 6 years and 6 months in federal prison after being convicted of four counts of wire fraud and three counts of money laundering.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln: reaching every student in the Panhandle
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) Panhandle Research Extension and Education Center in Scottsbluff is home to researchers and faculty who assist Panhandle communities. It is now also home to Rene Nava, UNL Admissions Assistant Director in the Panhandle.
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How to prevent a data center? Cherry County approves six-month moratorium on conditional use permits
As data centers expand across Nebraska, Cherry County leaders are taking steps to slow potential development locally.
Three former Cherry County law enforcement officers honored
He lost his life protecting the Valentine area over Easter weekend in 1954, but do people today know the name Trooper Marvin Hansen?
Questions raised about federal land management during record-breaking fire season
A series of recent wildfires across the Nebraska Sandhills and Panhandle is prompting new questions about how federal land is managed and how fires are fought.
Rushville, Nebraska woman sentenced to more than six years for fraud and money laundering
A 57-year-old Rushville woman has been sentenced to 6 years and 6 months in federal prison after being convicted of four counts of wire fraud and three counts of money laundering.
Firefighters make progress on nearly 30-acre fire near Crawford
The Crawford Fire Department says the fire was caused by lightning and was first reported yesterday. It has burned approximately 30 acres.