IRS extends tax deadlines for Knox County storm victims

Residents and businesses affected by September's severe storm now have until Jan. 7, 2027, to meet certain federal tax deadlines.

October 14, 2026Updated: October 14, 2026

By News Channel Nebraska

IRS extends tax deadlines for Knox County storm victims

Regional

Marian wins record 14th golf state title, Murnan claims individual crown

6-year-old discovers rare fossil at Nebraska state park

Two Nebraska senior living centers close, sending almost 100 people scrambling for a place to live

Nebraska AG’s Office seeks $19,000 in attorneys’ fees from City of Lincoln after charter fight

Northeast Lincoln fire causes $161K in damage, displaces six people

Big Noon Kickoff festivities in Lincoln

State

Nebraska AG sues OpenAI over alleged ChatGPT safety risks to children

Auburn reaches milestone in community forestry

IRS extends tax deadlines for Knox County storm victims

Kearney police arrest man wanted on six warrants in Nebraska and Texas

Feds approve Nebraska’s request to block TANF funds for drugs, psychics, music, porn and more

Sports

Norris fifth in Class B, EMF's Klooz fifth in Class C at 2026 Girls Golf Championships

West Holt wins Class C championship in girls' golf, Minden's Jorgensen takes individual title

Garden County snares sequence of sweeps at Potter-Dix triangular

Crete, Beatrice begin latest quests for softball state championship success

Marian wins record 14th golf state title, Murnan claims individual crown

Ag & Outdoor

Pillen issues executive orders pausing diesel tax, increasing grain and livestock hauling weight limits

Nebraska's congressional delegation critical of Trump plan to lower beef prices

Outdoor notes: Birding Bowl inspires generous next step

Outdoor notes: Tips for enjoying water safely this summer

Outdoor notes: Rare lake sturgeon made 681-mile swim