Letter: Hosein capable of impact at Regents
I am writing to offer my wholehearted endorsement of Dr. Jeremy Hosein for the Board of Regents. My perspective comes from decades of knowing Jeremy personally and professionally. I’ve known
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Letter: Speed will bring fresh voice
After a career in higher education — where I encouraged young people to be active in politics — I returned to Nebraska in 2018 to find that its unique nonpartisan
Regional West welcomes new board chair, two new board members
The first quarter of 2026 brought changes to Regional West’s board of directors since enacting term limits.
Gering announces temporary closure of Dogwood Street
City of Gering Officials would like to inform citizens that there will be a temporary closure of the intersection on Dogwood Street just off of Kimball Avenue beginning Monday, May
District 48, Scotts Bluff County candidates discuss taxes, transparency at local forum
Candidates for county commissioner and District 48 shared views on taxes, transparency and public service during a May 6 forum in Scotts Bluff County.
Gering voters will consider renewing sales tax
Gering voters will appear on the May 12 ballot and will consider renewing a 1% sales tax during the 2026 Primary Election. The Star-Herald compiled a Q&A on Proposition No.
Amelia Gibson named Outpatient Radiology Scottsbluff's Athlete of the Week
This week’s Outpatient Radiology Scottsbluff’s Athlete of the Week is Amelia Gibson. The Alliance High School senior came into the week having won all but one of her 22 matches
Southeast Nebraska neighbors: Obituaries for May 7
Read through the obituaries published today in The Lincoln Journal Star.
Scottsbluff neighbors: Obituaries for May 7
Read through the obituaries published today in Scottsbluff Star-Herald Online.
Eagle man killed in crash near Elmwood after allegedly trying to run wife off road
An Eagle man died in a crash after allegedly attempting to run his wife off the road near Elmwood.
Images II founder winds down 52-year printing business in Lincoln
Images II has served clients from Lincoln to NASA. Now, after 52 years, owner Redge Johnson is preparing to say goodbye.
Scottsbluff High School esports win state, ready to compete at national contest
Scottsbluff High School’s esports team turned an early-season loss into a state championship — and now a shot at a national title.
Lincoln-based Nelnet agrees to $10M settlement over data breach in 2022
Attorneys for 23 people who sued asked the court to grant final approval of a $10 million common fund settlement.
Nebraska State Poet Jewel Rodgers' 'Homegrown' event highlights local writers, musicians
Nebraska State Poet Jewel Rodgers "Homegrown" event Saturday brought poetry, music and storytelling together in Scottsbluff, encouraging local artists to share their work and connect with the creative commun...
Scottsbluff boys, Gering girls soccer teams both fall in Class B district semifinal games
Skutt Catholic edged the third-seeded Bearcats 2-0 with both goals coming in the second half. The Gering girls finished with a 9-9 mark with a loss to top-seeded Skutt.
Lincoln woman accused of financially exploiting 97-year-old mother, using money to gamble
The transactions between Jan. 1, 2021, and March 1, 2026, totaled nearly $350,000.
Lincoln launches second year of local food challenge
Last year, 21 organizations participated in the challenge, placing 289 orders with 38 regional farmers and suppliers and spending nearly $600,000.
Nebraska Democratic candidates Burbank, Stille visit Panhandle on campaign swing
Cindy Burbank, a Nebraska Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, and Becky Stille, a U.S. House of Representatives candidate, stopped in the Panhandle, sharing their platforms and hearing concerns from local voters
Chief justice proclaims 2026 Problem-Solving Court Month
Chief Justice Jeffrey Funke issues a 2026 Problem-Solving Court Month proclamation, highlighting drug courts, LB454’s impact, and rising graduation rates in Nebraska.
Jenifer Gompert sworn in as Morrill County clerk magistrate
Jenifer Gompert was sworn in as Morrill County Court clerk magistrate on April 23, 2026, in Bridgeport, Nebraska, after beginning her duties on January 5, 2026.
Western Nebraska CC softball, baseball teams both head into postseason play Thursday
The fourth-seeded Cougar softball team open play at 11 a.m. Thursday against No. 5 Luna Community College. The WNCC baseball squad faces Otero College that afternoon.
Lincoln Airport to temporarily lose Chicago flight amid FAA O'Hare mandate
The Lincoln Airport will temporarily lose one of its five daily United Airlines flights to Chicago starting in June, airport officials said Wednesday.
Portion of Avenue B closed due to water leak
The City of Scottsbluff advises the public that from Wednesday, May 6, through Friday, May 8, Avenue B between West 21st and West 22nd Street will be closed to traffic
Scottsbluff City Council adopts 'Vision Zero' street safety policy
The Scottsbluff City Council put safety at the forefront of Monday’s meeting, approving a resolution adopting a “Vision Zero” policy regarding serious car crashes, part of the ongoing Safe Streets