Page 8 - Mark Shepard News Today

Days after a fourth-grade male student brought a handgun to Milliken Park Elementary School, the Fremont Police Department was called to Johnson Crossing Academic Center for an alleged threat that

Fremont Police Capt. Kurt Bottorff said the investigation into a student who brought a gun to Milliken Park Elementary School last week is ongoing.

In response to a public records request by the Fremont Tribune, officials at the Fremont Public Schools (FPS) on Monday, Jan. 23, released a series of emails about the use

Officials at Fremont Public Schools stopped distribution of a racial diversity and LGBTQ+-affirming book in fall 2022 following complaints from several local parents, officials confirmed on Monday, Jan. 23.

After studying 10 years worth of health insurance exchange data, Mark Shepard has good news for health care policymakers.

The Fremont Area Association of Retired School Personnel met for their January meeting at St. James Episcopal church. Members were provided a lunch by the church ladies.

Newsy tidbits of information from the Monday, Jan. 9, meeting of the Fremont Public Schools Board of Education.

Officials from the Fremont Public Schools (FPS) school district said none of the 11 controversial sexual education and LGBTQ-themed books under scrutiny at Keene Memorial Library in Fremont are used

The effect of the increased minimum wage in Nebraska for Fremont employers is a mystery, as many local restaurants and businesses contacted about the issue did not offer comment to

The Fremont Police Department will use grant funds from a local charitable organization to host a school shooting prevention and awareness conference for Fremont Public Schools as well as other