Laurel News

The Nebraska Corn Board recognized Rich Erwin with its annual Elevator Appreciation Award .

The soldier suspected in Thursday's mass killing at the Fort Hood Army Base in Texas may have posted blogs about suicide bombings and other threats.

The body of a Laurel, Nebraska soldier missing since a 1965 helicopter crash in South Vietnam was finally laid to rest Saturday.

The Sioux City Fire Department honored the brave men who have sacrificed their lives to protect the city today.

Murder Investigation Under Way Nearly $4 million in federal stimulus money is helping the airport with a facelift, but is the money being put to good use? More>> For the past 20 years the Senior Companion Program has been lending a hand, ear and heart to siouxland's elders under the sponsorship of Center for Siouxland.

Closure for the family of a fallen hero from Laurel, Neb., is bringing hope to other families who have a service member who is missing in action.

Saturday the Patriot Guard Riders rode their bikes in honor of Don Grella, while escorting his remains back to his hometown.

It took many decades and as many miles for Donald Grella to come home. On Saturday, his body was back in Laurel, Nebraska, more than four decades after the helicopter pilot headed off to serve in the Vietnam War.

A northeast Nebraska native who was killed in Vietnam and was missing for more than 40 years was buried on Saturday.

Omaha native and attorney Charles L. Titus disappeared this week while scuba diving off the Cayman Islands and is presumed dead, his family said.

A missing Laurel, Nebraska soldier is coming home. Don Grella went missing during the Vietnam War and now his remains will arrive in Omaha on September 26th.

The family of Don Grella finally knows what happened to him in the Vietnam War because U.S. military officials were able to identify his remains.

The family of Don Grella finally knows what happened to him in the Vietnam War because U.S. military officials were able to identify his remains.

Tuesday, June 9, 2009, 2:45 PM by Ken Anderson The Renewable Fuels Association - RFA - says the EPA may have overstepped its mandate from Congress in making indirect land use changes part if its RFS rule-making process.