GURLEY — Everybody’s got a thing. For Leon Kriesel and Cheryl Burkhart-Kriesel, it’s turkey hunting.
 The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 in Nebraska has remained relatively stable over the past two weeks, but remains near record levels, putting significant stress on the state's hospitals.
Editor’s note: This is the third article in a three-part series about the candidates named as finalists for the city manager position at the City of Scottsbluff.
In recent weeks, Gov. Pete Ricketts has stepped up press conferences reporting on the state of the coronavirus in Nebraska. Ricketts began reg…
Scottsbluff Police have released additional details in the investigation of a homicide. Gregory Moore, 54, of Scottsbluff, has been arrested o…
The historic West Nebraska Arts Center building has been in need of a facelift for a while, executive director Michele Denton said.
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Owners of the Omaha area Sonic franchise will cover funeral and out-of-pocket hospital expenses of four workers who were shot Saturday night a…
In Douglas County, nearly 3 out of 10 people tested last week were positive for the virus, according to the Health Department.
Grab a malty stout and follow this recipe for perfectly gooey, chocolate chunk and stout brownies.Â
A $28,000 damage claim for lamb depredation by black bears in south-central Wyoming was recently denied by the Game and Fish Commission. Unans…
Nebraska health care leaders looked ahead to a time when COVID patients and others needing medical care might overwhelm the state's health car…
Read through the obituaries published today in Scottsbluff Star-Herald Online.
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