Iowa teenagers could work more jobs and for longer hours under a bill signed into law Friday by Gov. Kim Reynolds.

The LENRD has stepped back from a no dam policy, approving JEO Consulting to finish its Battle Creek WFPO study. This despite past opposition against plans that include dams.

One northeast Nebraska town's water park is making a slash of a comeback Memorial Day weekend.

A Schuyler man will face prison time and deportation for selling fraudulent identification documents.

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

On June 17th, Midtown Event Center will host Lemon Fresh Day and The Rude Band at the Point.

The South Dakota State Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating a house explosion that killed two people.

One county's GOP held its monthly meeting, where they tackled the city's budget, welcomed guest speakers, and more.

Norfolk will begin sewer lining work on Omaha Avenue starting May 30.

One northeast Nebraska town's fundraiser is giving a nonprofit the opportunity to raise funds to help more parents and save more infant lives.

Starting in July Plate renewals will cost $4 per plate when ordered through mail or online.

A Schuyler man has filed a lawsuit against a Nebraska company after he says he was suspended in mid-air in 200-degree temperatures 'like a human being on a spit roast.'

Reigle Cattle Company is taking steps to expand it's operations in Madison.

The new center will sit on donated land on Lindsay's north side

Harrowing video of a driver speeding from Iowa police with an officer clinging to his hood and roof emerged this month during the motorist’s sentencing.

One northeast Nebraska town welcomed patriots on their first stop of a nationwide tour to honor those who have served their country.

There were 25 vendors from across Northeast Nebraska selling a wide variety of goodies such as decorations and pet treats.

Nebraskans flooded the state capitol Friday in protests of bill LB-574.

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

The Norfolk Area Big Give is underway!

Smoke from Canadian wildfires have reached Nebraska, triggering an air quality warning in numerous counties.

Two busy roadways in Norfolk have some temporary traffic changes, which lower vehicle speeds.

The Nebraska Game and Parks commission is hoping to get people excited about the number of outdoor activities the state has to offer.

Pierce Elementary was awarded free bike helmets and a check for $2,500 for winning NCN and UHC's Small Towns Matter Giveaway.

The city has rejected a park renovation bid. Instead Norfolk has broken the project into smaller bid packages.

The city of Norfolk will consider rejecting it's only bid to redevelop Johnson Park on Monday.

Discussions continued on whether or not to complete Battle Creek's Watershed and Flood Preventions Operation study.

Authorities have identified two people who were killed and another who was critically injured this week after a South Dakota police chase at speeds over 100 mph that ended with the fleeing vehicle crashing into a semi.

A driver was taken by helicopter after a crash in rural Nance County on Tuesday.

The Norfolk Library Foundation will be hosting a first-of-its-kind book sale on May 20th.

Transparency between parents and what goes on in the classroom was the focus of Monday's meeting.

A broadcast reporter has been charged with making a prank phone call using South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem’s personal cellphone number.

Norfolk's Cinco de Mayo has been postponed until next week.

The Nebraska Department of Veterans' Affairs has been working to unite its veterans in the state with life-long exotic or furry partners.

EMMITSBURG, MD — Four fallen firefighters will be added to a national memorial, which honors the sacrifice of first responders across the country, this weekend.

The younger brother of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is facing sexual battery after an early-morning arrest on Wednesday.

Max Blunck was presented the "People Power" award Monday, for organizing an Easter egg hunt.

The city of Norfolk has approved the use of EDP funds to go toward creating a new childcare center.

The new 1 mW system is expected to go online this summer

The new facility will increase the museum's space ten-fold

Patch, sporting a jean jacket as she strutted down the runway, was crowned the winner of Drake University’s Beautiful Bulldog Contest in Iowa.

Mike Sousek's resignation was approved Thursday night.

A decision to complete Battle Creek's WFPO study has been tabled.

One northeast Nebraska college welcomed students and the community to close out its semester writing event.

Do you know these two suspects?

NPD is asking the public to help identify two supposed shoplifters.

One northeast Nebraska college welcomed high school and undergrad college students from three states to celebrate the world of cinema at a film festival.

CASA of Northeast Nebraska updated Madison County Tuesday, highlighting its need for volunteers.

Despite recent rainfall, ground levels remain low in the Lower Elkhorn NRD

A northeast Nebraska community provided a weekend sendoff to one of its own, bidding farewell to Norfolk Public Safety Director Scott Cordes as he heads to Lincoln to become the state's new fire marshal.

Nebraskans will be able to turn in unused, expired, or unwanted prescription drugs at participating locations.

One northeast Nebraska town welcomed the seniors of the region for a day filled with music, dancing, even a tournament, and much more.

As construction continues on First Street and Benjamin Avenue, drivers should expect road changes starting next week.

The Little Red Hen Theatre in Wakefield is putting on a production of the 1982 Marsha Norman play "'Night, Mother" this weekend.

Jason Settles has been approved as the senior high principal at NPS. However, his hiring brought questions of transparency and board involvement.

A plan to redevelop Norfolk's historic building into a boutique hotel has been approved.

The grain bin simulator is expected to be ready by this June

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem signed an executive order Friday that blocks state agencies from signing contracts with financial institutions that she says have discriminated against the firearms industry.

The Iowa Supreme Court on Friday refused to dismiss a lawsuit against Gov. Kim Reynolds that seeks to require her office to respond to public record requests.

The Discoverers have found a way to win. 

After starting the year 1-6, the Columbus Discoverers evened up their record to 7-7 after a 4-0 win over the Hastings Tigers on Friday afternoon.

The new owners Karen and Steven Carlsen said when the shop became available to purchase, they thought it was a match made in heaven.

According to the Department of Health and Human Services, 700 Nebraskans are diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease every year.

One northeast Nebraska town's chamber of commerce hosted its annual banquet Thursday making it a night to remember.

Xochitl Torres Small met with local business owners, rural entrepreneurs, and farmers to highlight the USDA rural development investments that support rural areas.

Norfolk Public Schools work to provide its students with a quality education, but also provide essentials to students who may need it through the Panther Pantry.