OGALLALA -- A Kearney man is facing 13 charges of sexual assault of a child.

Sidney Middle School honor rolls were announced Wednesday.

Nebraska residents are gaining more internet options in the coming years.

With federal support for the Digital Equity Act in flux, state organizations are working to identify alternatives as they work towards expanding access to internet for citizens all across the state.

The Hastings Public Library has made Kelly Reisig its new director.

A Kyle, South Dakota man has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison after prosecutors say he followed a 13-year-old girl while she was walking home, grabbed her, forced her to the ground, and then raped her.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded the City of Hastings $475,000 in Brownfield Assessment cleanup funds for the former Hastings Middle School site at 714 W. Fifth St. 

Licensed educators will be able to fast track a master's degree this fall. 

“Fentanyl and other illegal drugs brought into this country by cartels and illegal immigrants continue to be a major problem in South Dakota,” said Jackley.

The Nebraska Republican Party has decided not to pursue any post-trial motions or appeals of a civil defamation case that awarded a former GOP legislative candidate $500,000 in damages.

Lincoln police say two young boys are connected to a string of arsons reported over the last month and a half.

Rodeo fans will have the chance to meet professional bull riders during a special event June 4 at the Gordon Community Theater.

Two people are being treated for injuries following a fiery crash involving a drunk driver.

The Potter Volunteer Fire Department reminds people still need to get a burn permit from their local fire chief if they intend to burn.

LINCOLN -- Today, Attorney General Hilgers is thanking Senators Hardin, Storer, and Sanders for their work on two bills that were signed by Governor Jim Pillen Tuesday.

A legislative proposal seeking to help implement Nebraska’s voter-approved medical cannabis laws failed Tuesday, facing a tougher floor fight than four years ago despite widespread support in November.

A ranching family from the Valentine area is launching a beef stick brand built around American-raised, clean-ingredient meat snacks.

Southeast also is purchasing two residential properties near its Milford Campus

Downtown Sounds Headliner Jaelen Johnston finishes The Voice Season 27 as runner-up. Lincoln native Jadyn Cree of Team Bublé finished fifth.

The annual Big Give Fundraiser in Norfolk and the local organizations a part of it are contributing to strengthen and bring the community together.

Citizens say stench holds them hostage in their homes and ruins their quality of life

Communities are hosting Memorial Day events this coming weekend. Memorial Day, first called Decoration Day, is the nation's foremost annual day to mourn and honor its deceased service men and women.

The first phase of the Kimball Fiber Project is complete and crews have moved onto the next phase.

Farmers First: U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins unveiled the first phase of the Trump administration's "Make Agriculture Great Again" agenda with an appearance at a longstanding small family farm in Valparaiso.

Off the Water can officially open its doors following the zoning approval from Scotts Bluff County Commissioners.

NORFOLK, Neb. -- The Norfolk Arts Center is under fire after removing a photograph of two men kissing from a recent exhibit, sparking accusations of censorship and raising questions about the center's commitment to inclusion. In a statement, a group of co

An increasing challenge is the a difficult but growing reality of the many farms and ranches today that have not identified a successor from within their family.

Columbus Welcomes New Police Chief Fear and Officer Velazquez to their department

Jaelen Johnston closed Season 27 of The Voice with Chris Stapleton’s “Cold” and could make history as the first Super Save winner.

Dr. Charles L. Welch encouraged Chadron State College graduates to embrace their new opportunities and remain true to themselves during the spring commencement ceremony May 10.

Experts say planning before a tornado threatens is key for staying safe.

Nebraska is the first state to receive a federal waiver to ban the purchase of soda and energy drinks under SNAP.

The Sidney And Greater Area (SAGA) Fund has donated to the Prairie Pines Golf Course in Potter. Funds will be used to improve the facility in preparation for its 35th anniversary.

A Torrington, Wyo., man was sentenced to two years probation. In 2024, he was arrested at Scotts Bluff County Fairgrounds in possession of a firearm and suspected cocaine.

Nebraska minors will soon need parental permission to create social media accounts under a bill approved by state lawmakers.

A Winner, South Dakota man is facing charges after allegedly leading law enforcement on a high-speed chase through Valentine, damaging a parked vehicle and resisting arrest.

High winds downed trees and power poles Sunday in Scottsbluff in an afternoon storm.

Fugitive Harley Salway was arrested Sunday evening in Alliance after weeks on the run.

The Cheyenne County Commissioners Monday approved continuing the cash-in-lieu of health option for county employees.

A 22-year-old Mission man has been sentenced to more than six years in federal prison after attacking a person with an axe on the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation.

A St. Francis woman has been sentenced to four years in federal prison for assaulting a juvenile with a sharp object.

Flooding from heavy rain in south central Nebraska through early Monday morning

Winds over 70 mph, two-inch hail, power outages and tree damage reported across Sidney and Scottsbluff.

With international trade missions looming in the fall, Nebraska’s Secretary of State is sharing his thoughts on the impact of possible tariffs.

Forecasters are warning Nebraskans to brace for the possibility of severe weather on Sunday night and Monday night.

The Sidney High School FFA Chapter held its Achievement Banquet Friday, May 16.The Achievement Banquet highlights achievements of the year, and announces the next year's officers.

Residents were invited to display their creative side in the latest effort to brighten the Potter community. Their work has created a walking tour of artwork in downtown Potter.

The Kimball County Sheriff’s Office made an arrest May 14 for several felony and misdemeanor charges.

A Nebraska art center is responding after being accused of censorship and exclusion for removing a work from an exhibition.

Preliminary results show Hemingford voters have rejected a nearly $18 million school bond proposal.

A Crawford man has been arrested on multiple child pornography charges following a Nebraska State Patrol investigation.

The 88th Annual Nebraska Fire School is currently taking place in Grand Island, offering 33 classes covering various aspects of firefighting and emergency services.

Amanda Fehringer (Cheyenne County) and Hailey Dam (Arthur County) were among nine students awarded 2025 Nebraska Farm Bureau project grants to grow their ag projects.

Jack Hoffman captured the hearts of people across the nation during his battle with brain cancer, and on Friday he was posthumously honored with a degree at graduation day in celebration of his legacy.

Events were held in Omaha, Lincoln, Norfolk, Kearney and Scottsbluff

COLUMBUS, Neb. -- In a decision that's sure to spark discussion, Columbus Public Schools (CPS) has announced it will close option enrollment for the 2025-2026 school year. This move was made during the May 12, 2025, Board of Education meeting, and comes a

Unbeaten four-division world champion Terence “Bud” Crawford encouraged graduating University of Nebraska at Omaha students Friday to devote themselves to hard work, never give in to negativity and never stop setting goals.

The Sidney City Council gave its support to a proposed suicide prevention mural, offering the location be moved to the former swimming pool building.

U.S. Rep. Mike Flood will host his second town hall in a two-month span later in May.

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

A Federal Aviation Administration official says the main communication lines went down in Denver earlier this week but radar remained online.

Mongecka Eastman, 24, of South Dakota, was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for assault and sexual abuse.

WAYNE, Neb. — The Wayne State community is in mourning the death of Curt Frye, a former president who leaves behind a legacy of dedication and service to the community. Frye, who was 77, passed away Tuesday at Avera Sacred Heart Hospital in Yankton,

Inspired by auctions executed by FFA chapters in the past, the Fairbury chapter of FBLA held a unique event to raise money to send their 11 qualifiers to compete at the national conference in California this summer.