State Sen. John Stinner's proposed study on the effects of COVID-19 on childcare gets a hearing on Tuesday at 8 a.m.
Kids and adults alike scavenged pumpkin patches and navigated corn mazes on Saturday, to kick off fall festivities during the opening weekend at local pumpkin patches.
COVID-19 cases have increased since the beginning of the school year, PPHD reported on Monday.
The wind proved to be a formidable foe at the Alliance Golf Invitational on Monday. Gering's Madi Schlaepfer scored an 80 for the win, and Sco…
The Gering City Council voted unanimously to immediately increase price increases for some utilities during their meeting on Monday.
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A Scottsbluff man suffered minor injuries after being struck by a vehicle Monday morning.
After being arrested and taken to the Douglas County Jail, the 22-year-old man allegedly became combative and shot himself in the head with a handgun.
A woman in her 20s has been transported to Regional West Medical Center after being involved in a collision Monday morning.
Runners braved the wind and smoke from wildfires to compete in the Monument Marathom.
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