An upcoming concert in Northeast Nebraska is among the dates affected by an accident in Nashville.

Gov. Pillen has appointed Jason S. Doele of Norfolk as the new district court judge for Nebraska's Fifth Judicial District, which includes multiple counties. Doele, a partner at Stratton, DeLay, Doele, Carlson, Stover & Stratton since 2010.

Madison County libraries are thankful for local funding as the U.S. Senate voted to overturn a program that helped them provide free WiFi hotspots to the public.

Allegations of drug trafficking along with illegal guns brought federal agents to Knox County.  

Pierce safety educates kids of all ages the Importance of road safety.

Strong to severe thunderstorms are expected to develop across Nebraska this evening and continue into the overnight hours.

In Norfolk, Nebraska, a "No Kings Day" protest drew participants from across the state, advocating for equality, justice, and community empowerment.

Thousands of people across the country participated in "No Kings" day protests, with 13 events held in Nebraska alone.

"Volleyball Day in Norfolk" brought out an exciting crowd at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Norfolk. With a hard fought battle between the Dark and Light Team, Dark team won 3-2 in five sets.

In the wake of sweeping immigration raids, a wave of protests has spread across the nation, reaching even the heartland of Nebraska.

Volleyball enthusiasts, mark your calendars! Friday, June 13, promises a unique spectacle as Norfolk hosts its first-ever "Volleyball Day," a potentially once-in-a-lifetime event set to unfold at Veterans Memorial Park.

A former U.S. Border Patrol agent has decided to run for Congress in Nebraska’s largely rural, sprawling 3rd Congressional District.

The Great American Comedy Festival is returning to Norfolk, Nebraska, to celebrate Johnny Carson's legacy with a weekend packed with comedy and magic. The festival, starting on June 12.

COLUMBUS, Neb. Columbus voters have approved an extension of the city's sales tax and authorized a portion of the revenue for economic development projects.

NORFOLK, Neb. — Each year, a community gathers to remember 7-year-old Landon Bos, tragically killed while scootering, at a memorial event that champions biking safety. For the annual Landon Bos Bicycle Rodeo, children ages 0 through 12 participate i

WINSIDE, Neb. — A two-vehicle collision drew Winside Fire & Rescue and Wayne County Sheriff's deputies to the scene around 4:10 p.m. June 10. Both vehicles sustained significant damage. The truck ended up in a ditch with its driver-side tire complet

A car show in downtown Norfolk, featuring classic hot rods and muscle cars, drew large crowds and raised $6,000 for local families facing medical issues.

NORFOLK, Neb. -- Downtown Norfolk is bursting with color as the River Point Creative District unveils its first crosswalk mural, a year-long collaboration with the city, celebrated by the board and volunteers on Sunday. The topic is music, and the reason

Pender Community Hospital is affiliating with Bryan Health to boost local healthcare with more resources and support, ensuring continued high-quality care for northeast Nebraska

Rep. Mike Flood introduced the Weather Workforce Improvement Act to address the National Weather Service's staffing shortage by granting temporary direct hiring authority for public safety positions.

NORFOLK, Neb. Telcoin Bank in Norfolk is set to become the first federally regulated digital asset bank in the U.S., following the Senate's passage of the GENIUS Act. This landmark legislation aims to bring regulatory clarity t

A two-vehicle collision near Woodland Park, Nebraska, resulted in injuries to both drivers, who were transported to Faith Regional Health Services.

NORFOLK, Neb. – The Zone Afterschool Program has relocated to the Norfolk Senior Center, sparking new opportunities for collaboration and enhanced learning experiences for students. Previously situated at 218 W. Braasch Ave., the move was driven by

NORFOLK, Neb. (AP) — The Norfolk Lions Club is set to host its annual Fishing Day for young anglers aged three to thirteen at Sky-view Lake on June 7, offering over 600 prizes. The free event aims to connect with the community and support the youth,

The River Point Creative District aims to revitalize Downtown Norfolk by blending art with economic development.

Nebraska’s Auditor says he’s seeing a rise in improper spending in local governments all over the state.

Tessere Incorporated, working with the Norfolk Police Department, has clarified that the $10.5 to $13.4 million price hike includes construction costs, design, furniture, I.T., and security.

PETA's "Hell on Wheels" campaign visited Black Cow Fat Pig in Norfolk, aiming to promote veganism. Despite the graphic display, customers enjoyed a pulled pork special.

The people waiting their turn to rappel down the 17-story Highline Apartments building had strict instructions: Don’t come up to the roof until we come get you.

The Genoa Indian School Foundation offers a message of hope and awareness, preserving the school's history for future generations and encouraging healing through acknowledgment of the past.

Norfolk Crush has opened a $375 million, state-of-the-art soybean processing facility in Northeast Nebraska, poised to significantly alter local agricultural practices. This new landmark aims to revolutionize how farmers market and process their soybeans.

A mental health crisis demands action: Douglas County responds with a powerful new digital platform and director, designed to break the silence and provide essential resources.

A Nebraska audit finds excessive spending, unaudited credit card use for personal stuff like travel and golf, undocumented perks for officials, and questionable student incentives.

A Columbus man was shot dead after a shooting in a Walmart parking lot on Tuesday 

At around 6:20 p.m. Tuesday, the Columbus Police Department was dispatched to the Supercenter on the east side of town for a report of a shooting, according to CPD.

NORFOLK, Neb. -- The Norfolk Arts Center is under fire after removing a photograph of two men kissing from a recent exhibit, sparking accusations of censorship and raising questions about the center's commitment to inclusion. In a statement, a group of co

Columbus Welcomes New Police Chief Fear and Officer Velazquez to their department

The 88th Annual Nebraska Fire School is currently taking place in Grand Island, offering 33 classes covering various aspects of firefighting and emergency services.

COLUMBUS, Neb. -- In a decision that's sure to spark discussion, Columbus Public Schools (CPS) has announced it will close option enrollment for the 2025-2026 school year. This move was made during the May 12, 2025, Board of Education meeting, and comes a

Mongecka Eastman, 24, of South Dakota, was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for assault and sexual abuse.

WAYNE, Neb. — The Wayne State community is in mourning the death of Curt Frye, a former president who leaves behind a legacy of dedication and service to the community. Frye, who was 77, passed away Tuesday at Avera Sacred Heart Hospital in Yankton,

The Norfolk Senior Center did a "jail and bail" fundraising event where local celebrities got "arrested" and had to raise $1,000 to get out. The money raised supports the Senior Center's programs.

Nobody is injured but a house is damaged after an overnight fire in Columbus.

A masterstroke of penmanship: Pierce White wins prestigious Zaner-Bloser national championship handwriting award

A Northeast Nebraska teacher is accused of having sexual relations with a student. 

A seventh-grader in Norfolk, Kyler, is leading fundraising efforts to get a new K-9 unit for Madison County, aiming to raise $45,000.

The City of Columbus appears poised to turn to a law enforcement leader with experience in Colorado and Iowa to lead its police department.

NORFOLK, Neb. -- The Norfolk Police Division has concluded its search for a new police chief, naming Interim Chief Brian Tighe to the permanent position. The decision comes after a period of uncertainty, during which former chief Don Miller, Captain Chad

Mark Linville, President and CEO of First State Bank in Randolph, was chosen as the Chair of the Nebraska Bankers Association (NBA). Travis Sears, VP at Union Bank & Trust, was selected as chair-elect and will take over as NBA Chair in May 2026.

Expo Purpose: Designed for seniors and those navigating aging-related decisions for parents, focusing on more than just medical concerns.

NORFOLK, Neb. -- The driver involved in the accident near HWY 275 and HWY 24 intersection in Norfolk has walked away with no injuries. The driver struck a pole, which caused it to snap in half and crash into the substation causing multiple power outages.

After a judge KO'd most of North Fork Wind's lawsuit, Knox County doubles down, now eyeing a complete ban on all wind and solar farms!

Council OKs Bruning Sculpture for Victory Road

NORFOLK, Neb. -- Norfolk is setting its sights on a future free from roadway fatalities, as a comprehensive multi-model transportation plan was unveiled to the city council, outlining ambitious goals for enhanced safety and connectivity within city limits

A Norfolk man is in jail after a weekend shooting.

Heartland Rocketry: Igniting a Passion for Successful Rocket Building Across Generations

WEST POINT - For the second time in two weeks, the GACC/West Point-Beemer Patriots take down the Thurston-Cuming County Thunder

WINNEBAGO, Neb. -- The Little Priest Tribal College unveiled its monumental $6 million Louis LaRose memorial building this afternoon, marking a new chapter for students and the community. Over two hundred people attended the event, where public tours high

Lincoln Pius X holds on for the 3-1 victory over Norfolk, thanks to some incredible defensive plays from Vanis, Mlnarik and Kassmeier

Investing in the Future of Health: Columbus Community Hospital's Mead Family Cancer Center to Offer Cutting-Edge Treatment and Comprehensive Support

Wayne State College students are stepping into a new era of campus living with the opening of Stearns Hall.

(TIF) Tax, Increment, and financing has been a hot button issue in Norfolk. It is an economic development tool in which part of the property tax on a new development is directed toward the developer for certain infrastructure costs.

Norfolk patients facing ear, nose, and throat issues are set to benefit from a major fundraising success, as the Faith Regional Health Services Foundation Gala raised funds to acquire advanced surgical equipment.

The Norfolk School Board names Bill McAllister as their new interim superintendent