Hunting accident reports at all-time low in last year
The three hunting accidents, none fatal, reported to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission in 2016 are the fewest recorded in a year since the state began keeping track in 1958.
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State kicks off campaign against opioid abuse
Monday marked the launch of the DOSE OF REALITY public awareness campaign intended to alert Nebraskans to the dangers of misusing opioid pain medications.
Bill would raise smoking age to 21
Nebraska teenagers would be prohibited from buying and smoking tobacco products under legislation introduced by Sen. Merv Riepe of Ralston.
The Windsor, Colo., Pride of Windsor High School Marching Band performed last December at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. (Courtesy photo)
Colorado high school band plays at Pearl Harbor; France on schedule
All grandparents are proud of their grandchildren, but Grant residents Bill and Carolyn Wright have had some extra bragging rights recently.
Two with Imperial ties survive crash near Kearney
The Buffalo County Sheriff’s Office in Kearney continues to investigate an early Saturday morning fatal accident on a rural county road, northwest of Amherst. Two young women with Imperia