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General Motors announced , that Reganis Auto Center in Scottsbluff is one of the 600 dealerships in the country to be reinstated after being cut loose last year..
Army and Air National Guard personnel involved with Civil Support Teams are in Scottsbluff this week conducting weapons of mass destruction scenarios directed against WNCC.
The new public safety building is open for business in Scottsbluff, after one final addition was completed.
Two new businesses moving to Sidney are expected to bring 80 to 90 jobs to the area.
Nebraska's biggest lake continues to rebound from historic low water levels a few years ago but lower-than-normal inflows could keep it from reaching a previously projected peak this year.
Procter & Gamble is recalling two flavors of its Pringles chips because they may be tainted with Salmonella.
Over one hundred parents and students crammed into last nights Scottsbluff School Board meeting after several major changes had been proposed.
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State senator Tony Fulton is back in western Nebraska to meet voters in over a dozen communities as he campaigns for state treasurer.
Firefighters are invited to the northern panhandle this spring to get training on how to respond to wildfires.
Alliance Physical Therapy is one of the only private practices in the state of Nebraska to offer its patients the Anti-Gravity Treadmill. The state of the art treadmill which was designed by NASA is a Ziploc bag that calculates a person's weight and figures out how much air pressure is needed.
Ownership of the space that used to house Kimball's Corner Bar before it burned down in January will be going to the city very soon.
Shelby Aaberg has been named the Nebraska Outstanding Advanced Placement Teacher of the Year by the Siemens Foundation.
The mayors of Scottsbluff, Gering, and Terrytown signed a proclamation declaring the next three months the Great American Cleanup in all three cities.
Nebraska lawmakers advance taxes-for-tourism measure in Wednesday's legislature session
A year after the Dow reached a 12-year low, consumers are warier and thriftier. Such traits can take root when a generation gets truly scared about finances.
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