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Cleveland City Schools Will Meet In-Person Feb. 1-5 Wednesday, January 27, 2021 Cleveland City Schools continues to monitor active case counts and other data points in the community. In consultation with the health department and a downward trend of local cases, the district will continue to be in the Yellow Phase the week of Feb. 1-5. All students will be in a traditional, in-person school setting everyday. Cleveland City Schools will continue to be in the yellow phase while the COVID-19 task force meets biweekly to monitor the situation. Moving forward daily communication of COVID-1...

Nebraska's COVID restrictions will loosen over the weekend; Ricketts announces new DHMs State enters "yellow" phase on Saturday On Friday, Governor Pete Ricketts announced that the state is moving from the “orange” to “yellow” phase of its coronavirus pandemic response plan. and last updated 2020-12-13 16:05:18-05 OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — On Friday, Governor Pete Ricketts announced that the state is moving from the “orange” to “yellow” phase of its coronavirus pandemic response plan. As a result, the State of Nebraska is issuing new Directed Health Me...

  A Loggieville woman wants signs posted by trappers near their lines after losing her dog to one. Amanda Comeau tells the Leader she and her rescue dog Sadie were out for a nature walk on a trail near her home and the Loggieville Lagoon when Sadie got her head stuck in a bucket-type trap and suffocated. Comeau feels more should be done by trappers to warn people when there are traps in an area. Posting such warnings are recomended but not required under the law. Johnathon Cormier in the Natural Resources Department says the problem with posting signs is that another trapper, or people who a...

Indoor dining, in-person school events, gyms, and more put "on pause" by Nick Warren Flickr/Governor Tom Wolf Gov. Wolf, at a Dec. 7 press conference On the afternoon of Thursday, Dec. 10, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf ordered limited-time mitigation orders against the further spread of COVID-19. These restrictions will prohibit indoor dining, in-person school events, indoor gatherings of more than 10, and outdoor gatherings of more than 50 people, as well as temporarily shutting down gyms and entertainment venues.  This order will take effect for the entire Co...