Wednesday Jun 24 | St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
FALLS CITY, Neb. a ' A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held at 5:30 p.m. today to mark the opening of the newly remodeled fourth floor and renaming of the former Hotel Stephenson.
Tacha dominates Class D hurdles
Bertrand senior Taylor Tacha did Saturday what she has done for four years, dominating the Class D hurdles at the state meet.
Former Neb. agency worker faces wire fraud charges
A federal indictment was filed this week accusing Denise Schawang of misrepresenting payments on a series of federal loans she and her husband had obtained.
Southeast Neb. county gets US grant for museum
Several Siouxland organizations will benefit from a successful golf outing, last year.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
Today we celebrate a momentous event - Nebraska Highway Commission approval of the Rulo bridge project.
Nelson group keeps working, hears from educators
" More evidence Friday that "economic stimulus" is in the eye of the beholder: Advocates for boosting federal spending on education and health care got wind that their areas could fall under the bill-cutting ...
Neb. family lawsuit over fatal shooting dismiss ...
A lawsuit filed by the family of a 52-year-old Falls City woman killed accidentally by a Richardson County sheriff's deputy has been settled.
Murdered Store Clerk Remembered
There were good-byes Thursday afternoon for an Omaha store clerk shot to death by robbers.
Homicide victim's services scheduled
Services are scheduled Thursday for homicide victim Laura S. Pierce. The 42-year-old Omaha native was shot and killed during a robbery at the Kwik Shop, 3222 Q St., investigators said.
E. Nebraskans warned of subzero temperatures
Strong winds and subzero temperatures are expected to continue across much of eastern Nebraska into Monday.
Up to 5 inches of snow forecast for eastern Neb.
Meteorologists have issued warnings for snowfall of up to 5 inches in parts of eastern Nebraska.
Above normal temps expected this winter
The latest three-month forecasts show a good majority of the state should see above-normal temperatures this winter, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln state climatologist says.
Temperatures may not be so frosty this winter
Sure, wea ve had our share of gusty winds and cold temperatures, but we could be in for a warmer than normal winter.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
Tom Burton peered over the many displays of bridge designs Tuesday at the Camp Rulo River Club.