The Toys for Tots program by the U.S. Marine Corps is collecting toys for its "Fill the Truck" campaign. New unwrapped toys for youth birth to 18 years of age are accepted.

Sidney first responders were called to a possible hazardous materials/explosion hazard south of Sidney Sunday morning, Nov. 27.

All hiking trails will be closed at Fontenelle Forest on Monday for a prescribed burn.

The state has reported another case of avian flu in a commercial flock.

A northeast Nebraska mayor has died.

It was an important weekend for smaller businesses around the country. Saturday marked ‘Small Business Saturday’ as the annual day encouraging shoppers to check out their local shops and appreciate what they do for the community.

Black Friday and Cyber Monday start the shopping season but some people who already purchased online are discovering they bought into a scam.

An Omaha house fire was knocked down quickly Friday afternoon, but not before it caused some damage.

Three Omaha residents in one vehicle were injured in a rollover crash on I-29 in Mills County, Iowa.

Fire crews in Norfolk spent Saturday morning responding to a car crash that led to heavy smoke filling the area.

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A strong cold front, with widespread snow accumulations, is expected to sweep across the Sidney area early next week, according to the National Weather Service.

National stores weren't the only places enjoying a heavy influx of customers on Black Friday.

'It's the difference between life and death for a few cats in town...' said Emma Burris-Janssen.

A community college in northeast Nebraska is holding a livestock show this weekend.

The North Platte Police Department responded to an accident on Wednesday afternoon after a three-car crash resulted in one car flipping onto its side.

An advocate for agriculture in Nebraska has been recognized for her contributions to the industry.

A fire at a storage garage with vehicles inside resulted in heavy damages.

The Nebraska State Patrol said they are investigating a homicide that happened between Thursday and Friday night.

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett donated more than $750 million in Berkshire Hathaway stock to the four foundations run by his family Wednesday, but unlike his annual summer gifts, the recipients didn’t include the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

The bodies of more than 80 Native American children are buried at the former Genoa Indian Industrial School in east central Nebraska.

A new study shows that fewer than a third of Nebraska's hospitals are in compliance with a federal law that requires patients to be informed of the costs of services before receiving care, but the state is well ahead of the national average.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will consider changing its policy on the way student fees are distributed after being sued by a Christian student group that alleged it had been discriminated against.

A mass waterfowl death at the Lewis and Clark State Recreation Area in northeast Nebraska has prompted state officials to urge caution to potential visitors.

Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts has appointed Sheridan County Attorney Aaron Conn of Rushville to succeed retired 12th Judicial District County Judge Russ Harford of Chadron.

There are ways to prevent prediabetes from turning into diabetes, as was found by Hastings resident Kenny Morris, who was diagnosed with prediabetes by his doctor in 2017. 

With good time the teen is likely to be eligible for parole when he is in his 50's.

A teenage driver was located after a multi-county pursuit that ended with a crash in Merrick County.

Central Nebraska firefighters were kept busy the day before Thanksgiving.

A southeast Nebraska prison facility is taking steps toward resuming a normal operational schedule, Nebraska State Correctional Services officials announced Wednesday.

An Omaha murder suspect has been apprehended, but another remains at large.

Authorities in Omaha are investigating after a 34-year-old pedestrian was struck and killed Wednesday night.

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A veteran volunteer fire fighter in the panhandle was recognized by his peers at the Nebraska State Volunteer Firefighters Association (NSVFA) Annual Conference in Norfolk on Oct. 23.

A warm meal with an open heart was served Tuesday at the Sidney Elk's Lodge to encourage community and togetherness in a Thanksgiving celebration.

Chadron High School Counselor Loni Watson recently received the 2022 Counseling Excellence Award from the Nebraska State College System.

Chadron City Council members will get a pay raise when the new council is sworn in on Dec 5th. The current council approved the increase Monday night.

It’s now official – Scottsbluff Police Chief Kevin Spencer is also the new Scottsbluff City Manager.

Repairs made Monday to the HVAC system at the Chadron Area Aquatics and Wellness Center have failed, leaving the building closed until at least next week.

For the 22nd year in a row, a southeast Nebraska radio station along with local businesses is putting on a Thanksgiving meal.

Owner Bryce Schmitz said it's a place where everyone can come and let off some steam.

A felony warrant has been issues for an 18-year-old man for an Omaha homicide that occurred at the beginning of November.

Big Brothers Big sisters “Big pains big gains” fundraising campaign is ending on a good note and with much pain. 

The Kimball community will be celebrating the Christmas season Saturday, Nov. 26 with a parade and all that goes with it.

A Lincoln man was pronounced dead after a motorcycle accident Wednesday afternoon.

The South Sioux City Community School District has extended an offer to Dr. Rony Ortega to serve as the new superintendent. 

The Cheyenne County Commissioners approved the 2021-2022 audit in their Nov. 22 meeting. The move came after Commissioner Randy Miller questioned a line item where the budgeted federal funding does not match the amount received.

Nebraska government officials were given a clearer picture of the state’s post-COVID educational standing.

One northeast Nebraska business is now open to help your holiday shopping, and also help your local Nebraska-owned businesses.

The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office along with other law enforcement responded to a disturbance Tuesday afternoon that ended with one person in custody.

The intersection of Antelope Valley Parkway and Vine Street is reopened following a series of crashes Tuesday evening.

The Sidney City Council approved moving ahead with a proposed solar project.

A rollover crash on eastbound Interstate 80 affected evening commuters near the I-680 interchange as well on Tuesday.

FYRA engineering gave a brief update on the alternative option study for the Battle Creek Watershed

It’s five days before the big day. The Model A dashes down West Fourth Street. Its driver eases up in front of a brick storefront and strolls inside, jaunty as you please, dressed in his Sunday best.

Americarts announced Tuesday that it is no longer in a purchase agreement with the owners of the Livestock Sales Barn property.

Multiple vehicle theft attempts, two of which caused accidents, are being investigated by the Lincoln Police Department.

The Wayne County Sheriff's Office says they are looking for missing 15-year-old Deztinee Bare from Hoskins.

Authorities in northeast Nebraska said that Deztinee Bare was found Wednesday morning around 10 a.m. in Stanton.

This year's shopping extravaganza, named "Stronger Together," starts at the Fox Theatre at 9 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 26. The first 300 participants will receive shopping bags with information from participating businesses. 

Chamber director updates city council
Only a few months into management of the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce and President/CEO Toshia Jones is reporting an increase in membership.

Norfolk held its annual Hometown Holidays Festival Tuesday night. 

If you're interested in adopting Remington, you can contact the Animal Shelter of Northeast Nebraska at 402-750-4665.

The opportunities in STEM-related fields are endless. Nebesniak and other UNK faculty promoted these opportunities Tuesday during an event that brought nearly 130 high schoolers to campus.