Four men who were fired from their roles on the Jefferson County highway department in November are protesting their termination in a rare grievance hearing against the county. On Tuesday, the Jefferson County commissioners will present their final conclusions in the case.
The leader of an economic development organization in Southeast Nebraska has received some statewide recognition for her work to drive positive change for her community.
Despite no project pending and only 17 days after Gov. Jim Pillen signed LB 1261 into law, Otoe County planners advanced a moratorium on private power plants
A Fairbury man who fired a gun during an altercation with his neighbors more than a year ago will be spending the next six months in jail.
UNK Students Get Inside Look at Rural Healthcare