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A unique outreach program is bringing Nebraska communities together with art. The Sheldon Statewide program kicked off its commemorations exhibit at the West Nebraska Arts Center today. The program
Nebraska health officials are encouraging families to get up, get out and get fit The Nebraska Sports Council is kicking off the first ever Live Well Nebraska family challenge this June. Participating
A South Dakota grocery store closes after a series of health violations but it could be back in business by the end of the week. Attorney Terry Pechota says the Pine Ridge Grocery Store in the Sioux
State Senators are being urged to shift their focus toward a budget as the national debt continues to grow. Senator Mike Johanns addressed the Senate yesterday and asked them to adopt a budget resolution.
The cirrus house kick started mental health awareness month with their 2nd annual block party. Cirrus House members, staff and community members lined up to get BBQ sandwiches, cold drinks. Tours of
County clerks say yesterday's voter turnout was rather disappointing but they have higher hopes for the general election. County clerks say lack of races was likely the biggest factor leading to low
Current Nebraska U.S. Senator Ben Nelson says "special interest group cash" won Deb Fischer the Republican nomination. Nelson congratulated Bob Kerrey on his win but had a different point of view about
Deb Fischer of Valentine edges out the competition to win the Republican nomination for the Nebraska U.S. Senate seat. At her victory party in Lincoln, Fisher said she was not surprised by the win and
Steve Erdman wins Morrill County, Commissioner at Large Steve Erdman - 408 Votes - 52% Ward D. Nelson - 359 Votes - 46%
Deb Fischer wins the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate Seat. She will face off against Bob Kerrey in November.
John Ravenscroft - 2,781 Votes - 37.04% Ernest R. Fellows - 137 Votes - 1.82% Cash Ostrander - 1,593 Votes - 21.21% Earl M. Jones - 720 Votes - 9.59% Michael Jacobson - 94 Votes - 1.25% Jack Anderen
Gering City Council - Ric Johns & Justin Allred move on to General Election Ric Johns - 222 Votes - 55.50% Justin Allred - 107 Votes - 26.75% Steven A. Koralewski - 69 Votes - 17.25%
County Commissioner Kim Baliman (D) : 55 M. Timothy Nolting (R) : 313 Dave Bashaw (R) : 302 Robert Jenner (R) : 113 Kimball Member of City Council Darrell J. Huenergardt : 289 Dick Cutshaw : 73 James
Ryan Heckert - 61 Votes - 8.03% Daniel T. Jordan - 28 Votes - 3.68% Dennis G. Murphy - 119 Votes- 15.66% James Ellicott - 157 Votes- 20.66% Shon Whetham - 111 Votes - 14.61% Sydney L. Meidell - 125
Republican Doug Hashman elected Box Butte County commissioner by 797 votes. Republican Dede DeVeny trailing with 391. Democrat Marvin Toedtli advanced with 409 votes.
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) _ U.S. Rep. Adrian Smith has won the Republican nomination for Nebraska's 3rd Congressional District, defeating little known candidate Bob Lingenfelter. Lingenfelter raised no money for
Former Nebraska Governor Bob Kerrey has won the Democratic nomination for the Nebraska U.S. Senate seat. He will be jocking for retiring U.S. Senator Ben Nelson's seat. He beat out Steven P. Lunstgarten,
The city of Gering is leaning toward repealing a hotel tax the council approved in April. Gering city council member voted 5-2 last night to continue to put the hotel tax on hold. The tax is set to
Lincoln City Council members also voted on a law that protects gay and transgendered people from discrimination. Five members of the council voted to pass the measure. Two council members decided not
Voter turnout in Scottsbluff county has been bleak. Vera Dulaney, the Scottsbluff county clerk, says voting has been slow going today. But she says she thinks activity will pick-up once people leave
An internationally recognized speaker on grief and loss will be in Scottsbluff this evening to share music, hope and healing. Singer, songwriter and inspirational speaker, Alan Pedersen and the Angels
Organizers of an annual Panhandle powwow say they are still short on funds Committee member Jina Red Nest says that they are still looking to raise money for this years "Circle the Bluffs Powwow."
Panhandle officers are celebrating the lives of fallen heroes today. Scotts Bluff county officers gathered at the Mitchell cemetery this morning in recognition of "peace officers day."
Local schools are getting a surprise cash donation to help relieve out of pocket expenses for area teachers. The 23rd Leadership Scottsbluff class raised more than $18,000 dollars for teachers during
Three KOTA territory women are recognized for their dedication and contributions to regional hospice care. Linda Rock, Jeannie Hergenreder and Marjorie Vojta-Elwood each received awards from the Nebraska Hospice and Palliative Care Association for their work at Prairie Haven Hospice.
Tickets are now available online for the 2012 Nebraska State Fair in Grand Island. This year the fair runs from August 24th to September 3rd. Gate admission tickets cost $7.00 for adults and $3.00
Online bidding for a private lunch with billionaire Warren Buffett will begin next month. The proceeds from the auction will go to benefit a California based charity, called The Glide Foundation, which
Primary elections kick off in Nebraska tomorrow. County polling locations will be open to voters from 7 AM to 7 PM. Scottsbluff county clerk Vera Dulaney says all information regarding polling locations and procedures is available on the county web site.
County Health Experts are urging people to keep their distance from wild animals after several skunks are diagnosed with rabies. Three confirmed cases of rabid skunks have already been confirmed this
Law enforcement officers from across the Panhandle will spend tomorrow remembering fallen colleagues. Officers will gather at the Mitchell cemetery for "peace officers memorial day" tomorrow.
As the weather gets warmer, more and more people are spending time outside and on the lake but your boat might need to be inspected before it launch in Wyoming waters. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department
With the primary election is just around the corner Nebraska Secretary of State is making sure voters are ready. Secretary of State John Gale is reminding Nebraskans of a few simple things before they
Kids of all ages celebrate their love for Mom with a trip to Gering Garden Center for beautiful flowers. Gering Garden Center's owner Mike Kautz says Mother's day and flowers are a time honored tradition.
This week will be a special week for police as fallen officers are remembered and those that keep our communities safe are recognized. There are numerous law enforcement agencies in KOTA Territory who
Members of local law enforcement put away their badges and put on their running shoes to support the Special Olympics. For the past 15 years the Scottsbluff and Gering Police Departments and the Sheriff's
On her day of retirement Dr. Janie Parks, President of Chadron state College says it had been a honor and a privilege to serve the college. Dr. Parks has been president for the past 7 years and has played
Monument Mall was booming with activity today as kids search for the perfect gift to show mom they care. Rows of arts and crafts booths lined the main drag of Monument Mall during the Mother's day arts
Local letter carriers were dropping off Saturday's mail and picking up food to do their part in nation-wide food drive effort. Scottsbluff and Gering postal workers say this was their best year ever
A massive grassfire is still under investigation after it scorched over 3,000 acres North of Mitchell on Thursday. Nine fire departments and more than 55 people, some coming from as far as Chadron battled
More than 100 KOTA Territory residents kicked off their Saturday morning with a trek from Summit to Summit. Runners and walkers of all ages gathered at Summit Christian College in Gering for their 4th
People in KOTA Territory have mixed feelings about politicians taking a stance on the gay marriage issue.
Earlier this week, President Barack Obama says he supports it, and now, U.S Senate candidate Bob Kerrey says he believes strongly in marriage equality.
Two panhandle city councils have entered an inter-local agreement to share a city planner.
Scottsbluff and Alliance are looking to hire a person to handle small and large scale projects for the two cities.
A series of Panhandle fires have kept county crews busy fighting flames A fire triggered by a controlled burn spread across a Morrill property yesterday afternoon. Fire officers say strong winds quickly spread the flames and the fire destroyed a significant amount of property.
Nebraska Republican US senate candidate Don Stenberg is fighting back against claims of negative campaigning. Stenberg stopped in Scottsbluff yesterday to meet with potential voters.
A Scottsbluff man plans to appeal his murder conviction and life sentence.
A lawyer for Daniel Morgan filed the notice on Wednesday in Scotts Bluff County District Court. Grounds for the appeal have not been specified.
Nebraska Senator Mike Johanns says he's skeptical about a U.S. Postal Service proposal to keep rural offices open.
Johanns is says he is doubtful the agency's new plan to modify retail hours and have area stores contract for services will save them.
Chadron State College's Upward Bound program, which helps high school students from the region pave the way to college, has been funded for another five years.
The Wyoming Livestock Board is heading a criminal investigation against a Wyoming pig farm exposed for animal cruelty.
Earlier this week, the Humane Society of the United States released a video of its findings from an undercover investigation at Wyoming Premium Farms in Wheatland.
A five thousand dollar bond has been set for former Nebraska cornerback Alfonzo Dennard following an altercation this weekend in Lincoln.
The Nebraska men's basketball team sign first in-state player since 2001
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