Louisville lakes make top 10 for largemouth bass and blue gill

Nebraska was one of only seven states to see an increase in jobless claims during that period.

Who should be allowed to use communal bathrooms and locker rooms?

Buick drops 14 feet from retaining wall

If you walked into a grocery store here in Nebraska and try to buy a quick drink using your EBT card, you might not be able to anymore.

U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts addressed a wide range of national issues Wednesday during a press conference, touching on the federal investigation into a Minnesota ICE custody death, a potential government shutdown, and Second Amendment rights.

Hanna Marth to join Northeast Community College Hawks this fall

Board expects temporary plant to be installed by mid-April

Updated Jan. 28, 2026

First Responder Network Authority set to expire in February

Data released Tuesday reveals a 0.6% annual population bump, or about 12,500 more residents overall from July 2024 through June 2025.

Latest version of Medicaid waiver changes heads to second public comment period ending March 4

The Big Ten announced its 2026 football schedule on Tuesday, providing all 18 schools with dates for their nine conference games.

Nebraska’s governor is making a move to crack down on what he calls a dangerous THC market.

NRD says road/dam needs to be re-done

A Southeast Nebraska sixth-grade teacher has been arrested over an alleged relationship with a former student.

Lincoln police say victim was an 18-year-old Palmyra graduate

Gov. Jim Pillen officially filled to run for re-election as Governor of Nebraska.

In separate case, Percival man given time in jail for obstructing a peace officer

Otoe County will pay $172,500 in administrative wages among five commissioners

Nebraska City Fire and Rescue responded to an injury accident on Highway 2 Monday morning with a temperature of negative 8 and a wind chill of negative 23 degrees.

50 hours and counting of subzero weather

The National Weather service says that very cold temperatures and strong winds are producing life-threatening wind chills ranging from -20 to -35 degrees this morning.

Harkendorff asks for another four years to continue Falls City success

When Rachel Woollen gave birth to quadruplets 17 weeks early, they had a less than 4% chance of all surviving. They’re about to celebrate their 18th birthday.

Commissioner voices opposition to zoning regulations

Subdistrict 8 covers towns of Auburn, Brownville and Nemaha

Company demonstrates distribution ahead of construction at Nebraska City

Wind chills of 20 degrees below are forecast to follow today's above-freezing temperatures

A U.S. Department of Justice request for voter data is facing some pushback in Nebraska.

Arrest affidavit says former jail employee refused money from inmate

Fire incidents remain below average

Extreme cold warning extends from Great Lakes to Maryville, Mo.

In separate cases, women sought help at Nemaha County gas stations

AUBURN, NE - The Auburn Bulldogs and Falls City-Sacred Heart Irish split a doubleheader on the court in Auburn on Tuesday, as heard on B103. The opener saw FC-SH pick up a 55-23 win. The Irish were up just five points after the first quarter, but they bui

Former state senator Lynne Walz announced Wednesday morning that she is going to seek the Democratic nomination for governor in the May primary.

Mayor foresees mega convenience store with 100 gas pumps as catalyst for city’s ‘good life district’

Nebraska Special Teams Coach Mike Ekeler is departing from the Huskers and heading to USC, per sources. 

Neeman served 36 years on Nebraska City Police Department

One boy is dead after a UTV accident near Bennett Monday afternoon. 

A bill would require Nebraska lawmakers to complete a civics knowledge test within 90 days of taking their oath in office.

A Nebraska senator wants schools to teach students the dangers of communism. State Sen. Dave Murman of Glenvil, proposed LB 1024 last week.

Tax season is about to begin as 1099s and W-2s arrive in mailboxes across Nebraska. 

NEBRASKA CITY, NE - The Lourdes Central Catholic Knights grabbed a pair of wins over Sidney, Iowa, on Saturday in a home basketball doubleheader. In the opening contest, LCC held Sidney to just one point in the second quarter to build a 29-12 lead at rece

The U.S. Department of Education announced it is pausing plans to garnish wages of student loan borrowers in default. The seizure of tax refunds and other federal benefits from borrowers with student loan debt are also being delayed.

MURDOCK, NE - The Knights of Elmwood-Murdock brought in the Cougars of Conestoga for a doubleheader of basketball action on Friday, as heard on B103. In the opener, the Elmwood-Murdock girls continued their impressive season, walloping the Cougars, 64-29.

Vested Interest for K9s

Body found in remains of fire at Nebraska City campsite

City council to consider length of council president duty

Statewide Arboretum provides for 105 trees along softball complex bike trail

Rep. Adrian Smith has filed for re-election in Nebraska’s 3rd Congressional District, citing work on tax relief, agriculture, trade and border security as he seeks another term in Congress.

LINCOLN, Neb. - While insisting concerns of a budget crisis in Nebraska are overblown, Governor Jim Pillen is proposing a nine figure cut in spending. During his annual State of the State address Thursday morning, Governor Pillen proposed $495 million wor

The University of Nebraska is moving forward with purchasing Clarkson Regional Health’s share of Nebraska Medicine.

Sports betting is allowed at casinos in Nebraska but not on your phone, like it is in 38 other states.

Complaint of overnight truck parking turned over to city's ordinance committee

Recall launched after new paving ordered during seal coat project

Euni Diediker has been running Euni’s Palace for more than 40 years.

Wirth Foundation enhances museum's telling of Westward movement

Victims in Syracuse and Nebraska City

Republicans seek re-election for county board, clerk

PERU, NE - Peru State College Athletics has announced the hiring of Gwyn Williams as the College's new Associate Athletic Director. Williams brings a strong background in athletic administration, sports information, and game-day operations to the Bobcats.

Bailey eligible for parole in a year

JOHNSON, NE - The Eagles defended their nest against the Indians on Saturday, picking up a pair of wins, as heard on B103. Johnson-Brock's ladies started the afternoon with a 48-33 win over Weeping Water. The Indians were strong at the free throw line, co

AUBURN, NE - The Auburn Bulldogs hosted the Palmyra Panthers for a Friday night basketball doubleheader and finished with a split in the two games, as heard on B103. In the opener, Palmyra built a 17-7 by halftime and cruised to a 37-26 win. The Panthers