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Western Nebraska Community College is thrilled to announce the launch of its expanded Commercial Driver's License (CDL) program in Sidney, beginning in Fall 2024.

Midwest tornadoes flatten homes in Nebraska suburbs and leave trails of damage in Iowa

Bigfoot Conference attracts people from all over state, outside the US

CHI Health St. Francis hosts donor remembrance ceremony, unveils new donor memorial wall

April is Donate Life Month and in honor of it, CHI Health St. Francis hosted their annual Donor Remembrance Ceremony Friday.

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Returns April 27

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and its partners are hosting the 26th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

Nebraska National Guard to conduct routine training exercise near Sidney Airport

The Nebraska Army National Guard will be conducting a routine training exercise the morning of May 4. near the Sidney Municipal Airport.

Severe weather outbreak in eastern Nebraska, Friday afternoon

Supercells drop hail, include funnel clouds and tornadoes

Nebraska suspect arrested in connection with burglary of Pine Bluffs business

PINE BLUFFS, Wyo. -- On April 25, the Pine Bluffs Police Department made an arrest of a subject from Nebraska who burglarized a local business.

Cowboy poets, musicians from across the region gather for Old West Days

A gathering of cowboy poets, artists and musicians from across the West is happening in Valentine this weekend.

Boss City Brewing Co. opens to community excitement

Boss City Brewing Company officially opened to the public on Thursday, April 25. The opening is a journey from home brewing to commercial production.

Over 170 jobs require license in Nebraska, state will soon recognize some credentials earned elsewhere

When their first child was born with serious disabilities, Nick Smith and his wife Desiree moved to Nebraska to live closer to family.

Small radio station raises over $100,000 for St. Jude

A small radio station in rural southeast Nebraska raised over $100,000 for kids in need at St. Jude Children's Hospital.

PACE poised to get back in the game

Following a scandal that rocked City Hall last year, Mayor Jean Stothert says the non-profit PACE, Police Athletics for Community Engagement, is turning the page and in line for $50,000.

Kearney Regional Medical Center breaks ground on $30+ million addition

The hospital broke ground on a new addition valued at more than $30 million.

'Kid-Preneur Marketplace' draws crowds

Students in the Home-school Co-op in Sidney had the opportunity to be an entrepreneur, offering the goods and services in a "Kid-preneur Marketplace" April 25.

Beatrice Public Schools honors staffers retiring, following decades of service

Staffers with 348 total years of service bidding farewell to Beatrice Public Schools

Zero for 63: In past decade, Omaha police haven’t sided with any resident who formally complained of bias

Omaha police officer Jeffrey Vaughn stepped onto the shoulder of Interstate 80 near Gretna on a mild June 2020 day.

Beatrice High School plans to upgrade policy on electronic devices in the classroom

The goal is to reduce distractions during the learning process

Sarah Sinnett, Plummer Insurance hoping to win radio listener new e-bike, gym membership

Radio listeners in the Nebraska Panhandle, southeast Wyoming and northeast Colorado who correctly predict which racer wins the 4th Annual Big Boy Big Wheel Race will also win big this spring thanks to the support of local businesses.