Possible threat to Kimball Public Schools leads to increased police presence

Kimball Public School facilities had an increased law enforcement presence Wednesday morning following a possible threat toward the safety of the students.

September 2, 2026Updated: September 2, 2026
By Kristi Shields

Regional

Warning about hunting habitat at Fort Robinson & other areas impacted by fires

As hunting season gets underway, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission officials are warning hunters that wildfire damage has significantly changed habitat at Fort Robinson State Park and surrounding public lands.

Two-vehicle collision results in minor injuries

A Jeep CJ and an SUV collided at an uncontrolled intersection northeast of Potter Wednesday. No serious injuries were reported.

Free mental health and wellbeing resource gets a fresh new look

Panhandle Public Health District announces CredibleMind is getting a new look. CredibleMind is a free program that provides access to thousands of trusted mental health and wellbeing resources, including articles, videos, podcasts, self-assessments, and local support information.

Former North Platte police investigator faces federal child sex abuse material charges

A former North Platte police investigator who worked internet crimes against children cases has resigned following his arrest on federal charges of possessing child sex abuse materials.

Commissioners discuss lowering EMS funding request

The Cheyenne County Commissioners discussed a proposed funding increase in support of the SRMC ambulance service. Discussion included what the hospital is doing to reduce costs.

Potter-Dix freshmen explore fitness opportunities

Potter-Dix freshmen took their health class to The Training Room in Sidney. The visit allowed students to see equipment and fitness options beyond those currently available at Potter-Dix.