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Nebraska health officials are offering advice and tips on how to minimize the stress that comes with the holidays.

More than 100 students from 12 local schools have been nominated to participate in this years Shop with a Cop organized by the Gering Police Department.

A photo of JFK shot in an Omaha backyard in 1959 became one of the most iconic of his life, featured on campaign buttons and funeral cards.

Sgt. Philip Eckerberg, of the Scottsbluff Police Department, answers questions submitted by readers each week. To submit a question for consideration, email policeinfo@scottsbluff.org.

Educators across Nebraska and South Dakota were part of the inaugural class for the Automation in the Heartland workshop in October. 

The Nebraska Court of Appeals has denied a second bid by a Scottsbluff man to have his burglary conviction overturned.

A 55-year-old man died in a two-vehicle crash Saturday night in Scottsbluff, Nebraska.

The Scottsbluff Police Department said 55-year-old Fredrick Evans was not wearing a seat belt. 

The Nebraska Department of Transportation has awarded a seat belt enforcement grant of $7,000 for the Scottsbluff Police Department to participate in the national “Buckle Up, Every Trip, Every Time”

Cappuccino and Company kicks off Small Business Saturday by hosting a book signing featuring Nebraska-based childrens book author Jayme Sandberg and her newly released title “Total Solar Eclipse: A Stellar