The companies working to build pipelines to capture carbon dioxide produced by ethanol plants and transport it as a liquid under high pressure to permanent storage deep underground may face opposition from farmers and environmental groups in Nebraska and Iowa.
The Junk Jaunt being one of the largest yard sales in Nebraska, is not just for stores looking to make a profit but it’s actually become an avenue for organizations in Grand Island to raise money for a good case.
The Aksarben Stock Show is back for its 94th year at Fonner Park this weekend and earlier on Friday, youth got to participate in the Cattle Interview Challenge.
White House Senior Policy Advisor for Education, Mary Wall, explains how school districts can access federal funds to supplement state-issued penalties.
An arrest warrant has been issued for a Nebraska City man on a felony abuse charge after his wife was found deceased at the Timber Ridge Apartments on Sept. 20.
With staff members being stress and overworked, Grand Island Public Schools announced Wednesday it is giving them the day off Friday for a mental health day.
The nonprofit serves as a location where foster and shelter children, aged newborn to 19 years old, can come to pick out necessities such as outfits, backpacks, undergarments and more.
The second week of a special Nebraska lawmakers session took an odd turn Wednesday when several women of the legislature put the male-dominated Unicameral on notice.
CHI Health will deliver an address over questions and concerns for the upcoming flu season during the coronavirus pandemic as people become confused with symptoms and treatment options.
Grand Island Central Catholic and Gibbon High School had to cancel their football game this week after a Gibbon athlete tested positive for the COVID-19.
It’s the first day of fall and Doctors at CHI Health St. Francis want people to be aware of another type of fall, which happens to be the leading cause of traumatic brain injuries in the U.S.
The 2021 annual Junk Jaunt which draws large crowds from all over the country will be coming back this weekend for it’s 18th year and there will be more than 50 stops in Grand Island including Wayne’s Cyclery.
The second week of a special Nebraska lawmakers session took an odd turn Wednesday when several women of the legislature put the male-dominated Unicameral on notice.
More than 25 Nebraska State Troopers have been honored for their efforts to remove impaired drivers from the road, as well as educate the public about the dangers of drunk driving.
