The West Central District Health Department’s COVID-19 Community Risk Dial stayed at 3.62 this week, which according to a press release from the W.C.D.H.D remains in the severe risk level.
A federal judge has blocked one of Union Pacific’s main unions from going on strike over its concerns about the railroad’s efforts to protect
The state law that allowed President-elect Joe Biden to win one of Nebraska’s Electoral College votes could once again be in jeopardy under a
The Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) is investigating an incident in which a subject shot himself during a brief standoff in Kearney County. At approximately 12:10 p.m. Thursday, the Kearney County
The risk for flooding along the Missouri River appears lower than normal headed into the year because the ground remains dry across most of the
Nebraskans who want to register for a coronavirus vaccination should be able to do so online or by phone soon, state officials said Thursday.
An eastern Nebraska man faces federal charges, including kidnapping, after investigators say he made threats to kill a U.S. wildlife officer who
Investigators have not been able to determine what sparked an explosion and fire that killed three people in December, Omaha fire and police
The North Platte Public School Board of Education is considering merging a few elementary schools in North Platte. The full press release from NPPS Director of Communications, Tina Smith can be
