While the U-S Army Corps of Engineers is promising to focus more on flood prevention, many eastern Nebraskans are still questioning how that will be accomplished after the summer-long flooding… Read more »
An assistant football coach at Sidney High School — who was on the Husker football team in the late 1980s and early ’90s — is charged with three drug felonies…. Read more »
Authorities are now releasing details about the arrest of a Panhandle man in what’s believed to be the state’s largest-ever child porn case. Twenty-eight-year-old Thomas Schildt of Gering was arrested… Read more »
There’s a tremendous amount of wealth in the Husker State and that wealth could be on the move out of state without action now, according to Jeff Yost, president and… Read more »
U.S. Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack says the 2012 Farm Bill will be “structured” by what the so-called “Super Committee” in congress decides. The panel was created as part of this… Read more »
As the U.S. Postal Service continues looking for ways to become profitable, it’s considering closing the mail processing center in Norfolk, eliminating or moving 45 jobs. Closure may come as… Read more »
Two teens are suspected of huffing a chemical substance on Monday afternoon and driving around Beatrice, hitting a parked car and sideswiping another motorist. Police Chief Bruce Lang says the… Read more »
The decision by the U.S. State Department to have TransCanada look for an alternate route for its Keystone XL oil pipeline across Nebraska is being called “disappointing” by officials in… Read more »
The Farm Bureau Federation’s annual survey finds the cost of the 12 basic items for a Thanksgiving dinner is up 13% from last year. Farm Bureau research director Dave Miller… Read more »
A northeast Nebraska teenager is showing his patriotism in a unique way in observance of Veterans Day. Many people have taken down their Halloween decorations and are about to put… Read more »