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Residents of the midwest should stay off the roads if possible as ice storms and blizzards hit the region, meteorologists say

Residents of the midwest should stay off the roads if possible as ice storms and blizzards hit the region, meteorologists say

Blizzard warnings impacted a vast population, stretching from northwestern Kansas through Colorado into most of South Dakota

Central South Dakota was expected to bear the brunt of the storm, with more than 30cm of snow expected in places. Read more at straitstimes.com.

It will be a white Christmas in some parts of the Great Plains.Blizzard warnings affected about 720,000 people from northwestern Kansas and Colorado to

Blizzard warnings were affecting around 720,000 people from northwestern Kansas and Colorado to most of South Dakota

Blizzard warnings are in effect for much of central and northeast Nebraska into Wednesday. Christmas Day snows could erase North Plattes 3.2-inch record from the World War II Canteens opening

This year, Lisa came back to work full time for Successful Farming after a 17-year stint working part-time and raising kids. She hit the ground running and visited a lot of interesting farmers and ranchers.

The South Dakota Supreme Court reversed part of a lower court’s ruling in a case involving construction on Highway 45 north of Platte.

The new Essential Air Service contract also retains SkyWest Airlines minimum 12 weekly flights to and from Denver in place since February 2018, North Platte Airport Authority leaders said.