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A Lincoln County woman in her late 20s has the H1N1 flu, health officials said Tuesday.
Murderer claims innocence; wants DNA tests
A man convicted of first-degree murder claims he is innocent and plans to use DNA to prove it.
Special prosecutor named in fatal shooting
A special prosecutor has been appointed to investigate the shooting death of a North Platte man by a Lincoln County Sheriff's Deputy June 27.
Special prosecutor named in Neb. deputy shooting
Most of us know someone who's been affected by cancer. That's why the June E. Nylen Center encourages people to take part in their "Race for Hope." More>> Associated Press - July 1, 2009 12:05 PM ET NORTH PLATTE, Neb.
Baaa-d neighbors get their day in court
Fed up with the noise and smells from their neighbors sheep, Gary and Billie Motsinger, 1205 N. Bryant, sued to force the city to uphold it's own codes preventing animal establishments, the elimination of pests and excessive animal noise.
Neb. patrol investigating after deputy shoots man
It's 36-months in jail for the Creighton, Nebraska, man, who took off with his wife and kids after domestic abuse questions by police.
Businessman works from top down
The bitter and longstanding property dispute between Ken and Connie Bible of Midwest Screen Print and Attorney Allen Fugate took a strange turn on Wednesday, June 10.
A land survey done by the Lincoln County surveyor shows the giant cottonwood tree on North Market Street stands on Brady village property.
Judge pleads case in misconduct hearing
Lincoln County Judge Kent Florom faced a Judicial Qualifications Commission during a hearing for his alleged judicial misconduct in Lincoln Tuesday.
Nebraskaland Heritage highlighted
The Hayeks and their collection. Slices of history, food, entertainers and antique machines welcomed Nebraskaland Days Saturday at the Lincoln County Historical Museum.
Success story: Lynch sentenced to probation
A North Platte man who pleaded guilty to methamphetamine possession was sentenced to three years probation by Lincoln County District Court Judge John Murphy.
Nominations of green yards, businesses wanted
Agriculture - Local News - Story List Nominations of green yards, businesses wanted by North Platte Bulletin Staff - 6/13/2009 Keep North Platte and Lincoln County Beautiful is accepting nominations of beautiful yards and businesses from North Platte residents for the 2009 Green Vision/Green Thumb program.
No chump change: Kramer found not guilty
An alleged theft of less than $60 resulted in a nasty rift between two good friends and a trial in Lincoln County Court.
Police chief found not guilty of assault
The former Crawford Police Chief, charged with assault after shooting a 16-year-old boy in 2007, was found not guilty Thursday.
Deputies work to solve mystery death
The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office might soon learn if the body of a man found on the Union Pacific Railroad four years ago was an accidental death or murder.
Weatherman, three others, cited for procuring alcohol
Pictures of a high school graduation party posted on a Facebook page landed KNOP-TV weatherman Thomas Kippen and three Maxwell adults in hot water.
Kindle found guilty; Charging Elk sentenced
Two men involved in a hostage situation, fire and police stand-off had their day in court.
ACLU: Marriage checklist unfairly targets illegal immigrants
The ACLU might sue Lincoln County because the county makes it too hard for new immigrants to obtain a marriage license.
Frenier returns from mishap to win twice
Special To The Times Quite a following Fans and trophy presenters flock around Fort Morgan driver Jeremy Frenier after one his main event wins in Nebraska last weekend.
Four stores cited for selling liquor to minors
Four of 43 randomly selected Lincoln County alcohol retailers sold alcohol recently to an undercover, underage investigator.