Disgruntled Boy Scout leaders are planning to create a separate scouting organization in reaction to the decision Thursday to allow gay children to take part in the Boy Scouts of America.  ...More

Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning announced Thursday that University of Nebraska-Kearney psychology professor Joseph J. Benz, Ph. D., 52, is charged with three counts of possession and distribution of child pornography.  ...More

A tree will be planted on Memorial Day at the Lincoln County Courthouse, a lasting memorial to a veteran who was struggling to recover from post traumatic stress disorder when he hung himself in jail five years ago.  ...More

A rundown of entertainment in North Platte and Lincoln County -- shows, festivals and dances. ...More

If you could peel back the layer of the future in North Platte, you might see movie camera trucks parked downtown, filming a doctor in an upstairs office handing someone a bottle of morphine and getting some money in exchange.  ...More

In August, Dominic Hinojosa of North Platte was diagnosed with a brain tumor, which was surgically removed in October, but by March, it had returned.  ...More

A Corvette and a Ford F150 King Ranch pickup will be raffled, and the 2013 Cattlemen's Ball has another high-value item on its list of auction items, and this one is a doozy, organizers say....More

Juvenile criminals would be rehabilitated at home, with help from probation officers, under a bill advancing in the state Legislature. ...More

Lawmakers passed a package of bills Monday that make up the state’s $7.8 billion two-year budget....More

A bill to help develop wind energy in Nebraska advanced in the Legislature Tuesday. ...More

The Nebraska Poison Center reminds everyone that as seasons change so do the poisoning risks. ...More

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