Ceresco Barn Fire Kills Several Goats
(AP) - Eight dairy goats are believed to have died
in southeast Nebraska barn fire.
The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office says the Ceresco barn is a
total loss. About 1,000 bales of bromegrass hay were inside. . . |
Dry Weather Lets Farmers in the Fields
(AP) - Without rain to get in the way of the work,
western Nebraska farmers were able to plant their winter-wheat
fields.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture said in a report released
Tuesday that 9 percen. . . |
Banking Department Reports Fraudulent Loan Companies
(NRG)- The Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance is warning Nebraska residents about two Internet-based companies offering personal loans to consumers. Barstow Brokers claims to be based in Omaha, while First Liberty Fin. . . |
NSP Reports Labor Day Numbers
(NRG)- Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol took 110 impaired drivers off Nebraska roads during the more than two week long special "You Drink & Drive, You Lose" enforcement campaign. The nationwide effort which began Augu. . . |
Dove Hunters Asked to Report Banded Birds
(AP) - The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
wants hunters to report any bands they find on doves they shoot
this fall.
Jeff Lusk is upland game program manager for the Nebraska Game
and Parks Commission. . . |
Former Doniphan-Trumbull Teacher Pleads Not Guilty
(AP) - A former Doniphan-Trumbull teacher and
coach has pleaded not guilty to assault charges.
Hastings television station KHAS-TV says 26-year-old Dale Kavan
made his pleas Tuesday in Hall County District Co. . . |
Game and Parks Plans Hunter Workshop
(AP) - A Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
workshop for small-game hunters will be held at the Lincoln Izaak
Walton League facility.
The workshop and rifle sight-in is set for Sept. 12. The
facility and . . . |
Elyria Woman Dies in Horse Accident
(AP) - Authorities in central Nebraska say an
Elyria woman was fatally injured when her horse rolled over her.
According to Ord radio station KNLV, Wendy O'Neel was rounding
up cattle west of Sargent on Satur. . . |
State Fair Numbers Top 2008
(AP) - Attendance at the Nebraska State Fair
didn't just beat expectations during its inaugural run in Grand
Island. It also beat attendance at the fair when it was held in
Lincoln two years ago.
Fair off. . . |
Prison Inmate Suing Over Glass Shard in his Arm
(AP) - A Nebraska prison inmate has sued a Lincoln
hospital and a doctor for negligence, saying a glass shard was left
in his right forearm during treatment 14 years ago.
The lawsuit filed by David Dieguez Al. . . |
Autopsy Finds No Crime in Lincoln Baby's Death
(AP) - Lancaster County authorities say an autopsy
on the body of an infant who was found in a toilet has found no
evidence of a crime.
Sheriff Terry Wagner said Tuesday that the cause of Chase
Lauenroth'. . . |
Wednesday News Gram
Cloudy and breezy today with a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms with a high of 78 and southeast winds 15 to 25 mph. Cloudy tonight with a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms with a low of 62 and sout. . . |
North Platte Teen Drowns in Interstate Lake
(AP) - Lincoln County authorities have
released the name of a 15-year-old boy who drowned in a lake west
of North Platte.
The boy was identified as Cody Murphy, of North Platte.
The Lincoln County Sh. . . |
Rural Nebraskans Income Tied to Ag
(AP) - A poll of rural Nebraskans suggests that
agriculture is still key to their economic well-being.
The 2010 Nebraska Rural Poll was conducted in March and April by
the Center for Applied Rural Innovation . . . |
Free Water Tests Offered at Husker Harvest Days
(AP) - Nebraskans who wonder about nitrates
in their well water are being invited to have it tested free at
Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island.
A cup of the water is needed for the testing in the Natural
. . . |
Nebraskans Will be Able to Check Benefits Online
(AP) - Nebraskans who receive economic assistance
soon will be able to go online to check the status of their cases
and get details about the amount of money they're eligible to
receive.
A news release fr. . . |
Some Nebraska Meatpackers Set for Trial over Workers Pay
(AP) - Three Nebraska meatpackers are headed to
trials over how they pay their workers.
In separate lawsuits filed in U.S. District Court, Nebraska Beef
Ltd. in Omaha, Greater Omaha Packing Co. and the Tyson . . . |
State Settles Lawsuit over Beatrice Accident
(AP) - The state of Nebraska has settled a lawsuit
that accused workers at the Beatrice State Developmental Center of
waiting five days to report an accident in which the legs of a
resident were broken in a fall.
. . . |
Death Row Inmates Say Rights Violated
(AP) - Two men on Nebraska's death row for their
roles in the 2002 Norfolk bank slayings say prison officials denied
them rights guaranteed under a 24-year-old agreement.
Eric Vela and Jorge Galindo say in co. . . |
Hastings Man Sentenced for Assault
(AP) - A Hastings man has been given 6 1/2-to-14
years in prison for assaulting his estranged wife.
After a deal with prosecutors, 40-year-old Alan Good had pleaded
no contest to several charges. Prosecutors . . . |
Medical Reasons Cited for Inmate Parole
(AP) - A Nebraska prison inmate who apparently is
too ill or injured to pose a threat to anyone soon will be placed
on parole.
Charles Talley is scheduled to leave prison control on
Wednesday, having serv. . . |
Hundreds Turn Out for Callaway Kite Flying
(AP) - Kite enthusiasts from 14 countries and
more than 25 states turned out in central Nebraska this weekend to
participate in the 20th anniversary of the Callaway Kite Flight.
American Kitefliers Associatio. . . |
Lincoln Police ID Dead Baby in Toilet
(AP) - Authorities in Lincoln have released the
name of a dead baby who was found with his head in a toilet.
The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office on Sunday identified the
baby as 10-month-old Chase Lauenroth. . . |
Nebraska Programs Gets Rural Jobs Grants
(AP) - Three Nebraska programs will receive more
than $250,000 in federal grants to boost the economy in rural areas
and help support nearly 100 jobs.
The USDA Rural Development grants are going to the Cente. . . |
Lincoln Rated Safe Driving City
(AP) - An insurance company's study shows that
Lincoln is one of the safest U.S. cities for drivers.
Researchers with Allstate Insurance Co. analyzed two years of
internal crash data to calculate the chance t. . . |