Cuming County News Today

The Sonoma County board of supervisors voted to declare a local state of emergency because of the kincade fire. The agreed to extend the previous Emergency Declaration for the Public Safety power shut off. Allie rasmus was at the meeting that just wrapped up in joins us live with the latest. Reporter declaring that local Cuming County with state of emergency is the first step for the county to eventually apply for state funding to pay for the kincade fire. The cost of which is still being tallie...

Of that mountain that looked like it was acting as a fire break which helped slow the progress of this fire compared to 45 minutes ago. This is good news because they are homes closer to the daly city side of the mountain. Despite that, voluntary evacuations have been ordered. Acreage, 15 or 20 acres. No official word yet. Wind has been a huge story in the bay area this week. The red flag warning is up and running for tomorrow. Meteorologist mark tamayo joins us now. Some people were seeing wind...

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MADISON — A West Point man is facing a heap of charges, including attempted murder, stemming from an alleged altercation involving his ex-wife over the weekend.

STANTON — After 35 years of work, the Highway 275 four-lane expressway project will reach a major milestone by the end of the year, elected officials announced on Friday.

STANTON — After 35 years of work, the Highway 275 four-lane expressway project will reach a major milestone by the end of the year, elected officials announced on Friday.

WEST POINT — A Blair man who fired several shots in the vicinity of law enforcement officers during a 17-hour standoff near West Point in December was found guilty of

These annual courses will be held at eight sites across Nebraska in late May and early June.

The atmosphere was one of celebrating the beef industry at the Wisner City Auditorium – the site for this year’s Cuming County Feeders banquet. A night dedicated to promoting the

WEST POINT — A Pierce man could face up to 6 years in prison after being found guilty of two felony drunken driving charges in two counties.