KNEB TV
KNEB.tv Weather: April 27, 2026
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- KNEB.tv Weather: April 27, 2026
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- 2:39
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- 5 months ago
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- Bill Boyer in with your full week forecast here on KNEBtv
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- KNEB.tv News: April 27, 2026
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- 15:57
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- 5 months ago
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- Today on KNEB.tv News: Jail- but not prison- for a Colorado woman who was arrested last year after reportedly having sex with a 10 year old child in a Sidney motel room; County Roads superintendents throughout the Panhandle are working on an agreement that would allow them to respond to assistance requests from outside their home count. Those stories and more-right now:
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- New Scottsbluff Mural Planned for Travel and Tourism Week Celebration
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- 0:58
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- 5 months ago
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- Candy to be added to SNAP-prohibited items in Nebraska
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- 0:51
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- 5 months ago
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- City officials provide update on Gering power system
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- 1:07
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- 5 months ago
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- County Roads Departments Enter Interlocal Agreement
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- 1:17
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- 5 months ago
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- Abby Hale Sentenced in Cheyenne County Motel Case
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- 0:52
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- 5 months ago
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- KNEB.tv Sports: Former Scottsbluff Standout Sebastian Harsh Signs as UDFA with Houston Texans
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- 2:27
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- 5 months ago
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- A LOCAL PRODUCT GETS HIS SHOT AT THE NFL, PLUS RESULTS AND A LOOK AHEAD TO TOMORROW...
WE START WITH THE NFL DRAFT FROM THIS PAST WEEKEND.
DESPITE NOT BEING SELECTED ON THE FINAL DAY ON SATURDAY FORMER SCOTTSBLUFF BEARCAT SABASTIAN HARSH WILL GET HIS SHOT AT PLAYING IN THE NFL.
THE 2020 SCOTTSBLUFF HIGH GRAD WHO WENT ON TO PLAY AT WYOMING AND NC STATE WAS QUICK TO SIGN AN UNDRAFTED FREE AGENT CONTRACT WITH THE HOUSTON TEXANS WITHIN 10 MINUTES OF THE DRAFT ENDING ON SATURDAY.
HARSH WILL JOIN ONE OF THE BEST EDGE ROOMS IN THE LEAGUE ALONG WITH ONE OF THE BEST DEFENSES IN THE NFL.
CONGRATULATIONS TO SEBASTIAN HARSH WHO WILL HEAD TO HOUSTON IN THE NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS TO BEGIN HIS JOURNEY WITH THE HOUSTON TEXANS.
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- Monday Community Calendar
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- 2:01
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- 5 months ago
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- KNEB.tv News: April 24, 2026
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- 17:59
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- 6 months ago
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- Budget cuts threaten the Tri-City Roadrunner, a prison sentence is handed down for a Terrytown man, former Morrill County Assessor Rose Nelson returns to court, and more news now on KNEB tv News:
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- KNEB.tv Weather: April 24, 2026
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- 3:30
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- 6 months ago
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- NEXT Young Professionals Spring up the Bluff Saturday at SBNM
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- 0:53
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- 6 months ago
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- Ousted Morrill County Assessor Rose Nelson Back in Court
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- 0:40
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- 6 months ago
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- The Morrill County Assessor who was recalled by voters last year and now charged with a felony perjury charge was back in court last week. 54-year-old Rose Nelson of Bridgeport is accused of lying during her testimony in a 2022 civil land dispute case that became part of the debate leading to her recall from office last year. Last Wednesday, Nelson appeared in Court with Defense Attorney Robert Brenner as she faces a Class 3 Felony punishable by up to four years in prison. Following her preliminary hearing, Judge Paul Wess took the case under advisement while Brenner filed a motion for a transcript of the roughly 3.5 hour long proceeding.
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- 2.5 Year Prison Sentence for Terrytown Man
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- 0:52
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- 6 months ago
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- A 45-year-old Terrytown man who was arrested last summer following a violent assault was back in court last week for sentencing. Bernard Little Spotted Horse was arrested in July following a brutal attack that hospitalized his victim. After posting bond, he was arrested again in December for a domestic assault. In February , he pleaded no contest to charges of Attempted 2nd Degree Assault and Terroristic Threats. In exchange for his plea prosecutors dropped the ‘Habitual Criminal’ enhancement that would have resulted in a minimum 10 year prison term. Little Spotted Horse was back in court on April 15th for sentencing, where he received 18 months on the assault conviction and 12 months on the Terroristic Threats conviction. Judge Andrea Miller ordered the sentences to run consecutive to each other, but did receive 74 days credit on the aggregate sentences.
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- Secretary of State Bob Evnen Touring County Election Offices
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- 0:42
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- City of Scottsbluff Celebrates Arbor Day
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- 0:55
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Significant FY 26-27 cuts in federal, state funds bodes ill for Tri-City Roadrunner
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- 1:35
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- 6 months ago
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- Scotts Bluff County’s Transit Manager has fired a warning shot across the bow of County Commissioners, telling them federal and state rural transit funding for TriCity RoadRunner services will be much less than hoped for in the new fiscal year.
The topic came up as Curt Richter asked for the Board’s input Monday on a letter he had written, asking the state’s federal delegation for help in securing more transit funding.
Richter said he had received a letter last week from the Nebraska Department of Transportation, telling him the county’s federal award would be nearly $243,000 less for the year starting July 1, and the state award would be almost $59,000 less than the current fiscal year. “They actually went back to the previous fiscal year’s actual expenses, and calculated what percent each agency would get based on their actual expenditures from last fiscal year. This fiscal year I think was a little bit skewed,” said Richter. “You know, y...
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- Nebraska Wildfires Ranchers Share Recovery Stories + Expert Advice for What’s Next
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- 57:25
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- 6 months ago
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- Nebraska producers are facing tough decisions after historic wildfires burned nearly 900,000 acres of pasture and cropland.
In this Rural Radio Forum, ranchers share firsthand experiences—from past fires to those recovering right now—while an expert panel outlines resources and strategies for rebuilding grazing operations.
You’ll hear from:
🔥 Ranchers impacted by recent and past wildfires
📰 Experts from NRCS, FSA, UNL, and the Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition
Practical insight on recovery, grazing decisions, and long-term resilience
This conversation is focused on where we go from here—and how producers can move forward.
This forum is presented in partnership with the Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition and made possible by Nebraska banks supporting agriculture and the stewards of our land, including:
- First State Bank Nebraska
- NebraskaLand Bank
- Sandhills State Bank
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- Planting Season Decisions Rootworm Control & Equipment Issues
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- 3:39
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- 6 months ago
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- Doug Stratman is just getting the 2026 planting season underway in northeast Nebraska.
After putting just one acre in the ground, Stratman had to pause and troubleshoot a planter issue with his starter fertilizer flow meter before continuing — a reminder that even the smallest equipment issues can slow things down during the busiest time of year.
As planting ramps up, he’s also thinking through bigger management decisions across the farm. That includes protecting corn from rootworm pressure by adding insecticide in the starter and experimenting with planting soybeans in 30-inch rows instead of the 15-inch rows he’s used in the past.
For Stratman, planting season isn’t just about getting seed into the soil — it’s about making the small adjustments and management decisions now that can help protect yields and set the crop up for success later in the season.
#agriculture #farming #corn #soybeans #planting #nebraska #agricultu...
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- Friday Community Calendar
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- 2:47
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- KNEB.tv Weather: April 23, 2026
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- 3:59
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- 6 months ago
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- KNEB.tv News: April 23, 2026
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- 18:21
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- 6 months ago
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- Today on KNEB.tv News: Scotts Bluff Co. Duo Caught With Nearly 60 g Meth Take Plea Deals; Sentencing for Bluffs Man Accused of Stealing $36k From Employer Pushed Back; Mitchell Native Jaden Schumacher Releasing New Single “My Hometown” Thursday.
Catch those stories- plus six Bearcats signing to continue their athletic career on the collegiate level- right now on KNEB.tv News:
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- KNEB.tv Sports: Six Bearcats to Continue Athletic Career at Collegiate Level
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- 4:14
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- 6 months ago
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- Shining the spotlight on SHS athletes Rylee Meininger, Marcela Colin, Natalee Bentley, Ella Strom, Loural McCoy, and Mollijane Smith
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- Mitchell Grad Jaden Schumacher Releasing New Single “My Hometown” Thursday
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- 1:01
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- 6 months ago
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- A 2021 Mitchell High graduate this week is stepping into what he hopes will be the start of a breakout season in his drive to make it in the country music scene.
Jaden Schumacher’s newest single, “My Hometown”, drops Thursday, paying homage to the people, places and everyday moments that shaped him, and a reminder not to overlook the simple things that matter most.
Jaden follows that up by taking the stage for his first arena performance on Friday at the Viaero Wireless Center in Kearney.
He’s also been selected to perform at the 30th Annual Country Stampede in Bonner Springs, Kansas, joining the likes of Zach Top, Rascal Flatts, Scotty McCreery, Tracy Lawrence, and Diamond Rio for the three-day country music festival.
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- NDOT Highlights Work Zone Safety During Awareness Week
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- 1:14
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- 6 months ago
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- The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) is joining other agencies across the country in celebrating National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW) from April 20-24.
The national effort, sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), and the American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA), focuses on encouraging safe driving through construction zones.
This year’s theme for National Work Zone Awareness Week is “Safe Actions Save Lives.” When traveling through work zones, drivers are urged to avoid distractions, reduce speed, and stay alert for roadside workers.
“We’re most of the time working on highways or the interstate and the speeds are 60 miles an hour or more. Having that, and then the general public not always paying attention can make you feel a little unsafe,” said NDOT District 1 Highway Construction Technician III, Christian M...
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- 16 Killed on Nebraska Roadways in March
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- 0:38
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- 6 months ago
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- State authorities say 16 people lost their lives in 15 crashes on Nebraska roadways last month, compared to 17 during March of 2025.
Four of the thirteen vehicle occupants killed were not using seatbelts, six were restrained and three were unknown,
with one fatality involving a train, one a bicyclist and one the driver of a farm tractor.
There were three fatalities on the interstate, nine on other highways, and four on local roads.
The year-to-date fatality toll was 54, compared to 47 the same time a year ago, and 52 for the prior four-year average.
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- Sentencing for Bluffs Man Accused of Stealing $36k From Employer Pushed Back
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- 0:56
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- 6 months ago
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- A 42-year-old Panhandle man convicted for stealing tens of thousands of dollars from his Chadron employer will have to wait another month for sentencing. In late 2024, Febronio “J.R.” Plasencio was arrested on charge of Theft by Unlawful Taking (More than $5,000) following an investigation by the Chadron Police Department. Court records say the restaurant’s owner went to the police saying that roughly 20 deposits culminating in more than $36,000 cash that Plasencio was responsible for was unaccounted for. In February in Dawes County District Court, the charge was amended to Attempted Theft by Unlawful Taking, which is a Class 3A Felony punishable by up to three years in prison. Sentencing was scheduled for last week, but Plasencio's lawyer filed a motion for a continuance, saying his client was in the hospital from diabetes complications. A new sentencing date has been set for May 12th.
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- Scotts Bluff Co. Duo Caught With Nearly 60 g Meth Take Plea Deals
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- 0:50
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- 6 months ago
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- Two local residents arrested in July caught with 59 grams of methamphetamine following a NSP traffic stop will not be standing trial. 55-year-old Jerry Goricek and 46-year-old Rosa Gamboa were arrested after the trooper discovered the meth, heroin, fentanyl, and pills after a stop for a broken tail light. Earlier this year year, both struck plea deals to avoid trial... with Goricek pleading guilty to a charge of Attempted Possession with Intent to Distribute 28-140 grams of methamphetamine. Gamboa plead No Contest to a charge of Possession With Intent to Distribute Meth. Gamboa faces 1-50 years in prison when she's sentenced on May 13th... while Goricek will face a mandatory minimum of at least 3 years in prison when he's back in court for sentencing on June 5th.
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- Thursday Community Calendar
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- 2:47
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- KNEB.tv Weather: April 22, 2026
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- 4:25
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- KNEB.tv News: April 22, 2026
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- 15:47
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Today on KNEB tv News: An inside look at the Gering Amazon facility; Bluffs man arrested on 1st Degree Sexual Assault Charge; Governor hopeful Lynn Walz makes a stop in Scottsbluff.
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- Nebraska State Patrol Arrests Millard Public Schools Teacher Matthew Lund
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- 0:31
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- 6 months ago
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- The Nebraska State Patrol arrested a Millard Public Schools teacher Wednesday morning as part of an ongoing child exploitation investigation.
47-year-old Matthew Lund of Omaha. Lund was arrested at his residence and booked into the Douglas County Corrections Center for possession of child sexual abuse material and distribution of child sexual abuse material.
Lund is a teacher at Andersen Middle School in Millard Public Schools. The investigation remains ongoing, but at this point there is no indication that any students are victims in this case.
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- City of Scottsbluff Arbor Day Proclamation
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- 1:09
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Patchwork- PHS Pet of the Week
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- 0:48
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Former NSP Superintendent Bryan Tuma to Retire
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- 0:47
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- 6 months ago
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- Nebraska Governor Jim Pilen announced the retirement of Executive Director Bryan Tuma of the Nebraska Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice. His final day with the agency will be June 5.
Tuma has served the state for nearly 45 years, launching his career in the Nebraska State Patrol. He was superintendent of the Patrol for six years.
Other leadership roles followed, interspersed with periods of retirement, including as assistant director for the Nebraska Emergency Management Agency and most recently, head of the Crime Commission.
Pillen said Tuma has earned the trust and respect of those with whom he has served, and his steady leadership has been an asset to the state.
A decision about filling the impending vacancy will be made at a later date.
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- Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon Not Seeking Re-Election
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- 0:44
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has announced that he will not be seeking a third term in office. Gordon recently met with his full Cabinet, outlining his agenda for the remainder of his term, which focuses on continuing to build a strong future for Wyoming and delivering on the priorities that matter most to Wyoming families. The Republican will embark on a series of community visits across Wyoming starting in June continuing through the fall, saying his administration is "going to run through the tape strong." Supporting core industries, growing Wyoming’s economy, strengthening local communities and families, and safeguarding Wyoming’s vital natural resources will be areas Gordon will highlight as essential pillars for the state's future.
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- Chadron Man Sentenced to Time Served Following Christmas Night Arrest
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- 0:36
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Scottsbluff Man Charged with 1st Degree Sexual Assault
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- 0:48
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Juan Morales will be in Scotts Bluff County Court Wednesday afternoon to have the case possibly bound over to District Court:
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- Gubernatorial Candidate Lynn Walz Gaining Momentum; Makes Campaign Stop in Scottsbluff
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- 1:47
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- A crowd of 75-100 was on hand Monday afternoon, as a Governor hopeful continues her tour of Nebraska.
Lynn Walz, the front runner on the Democratic ticket, spoke to a standing room only at the West Nebraska Arts Center about how she ended up running.
She says after her tenure as a Nebraska State Senator, life was going great until the Pillen Administration started focusing on legislation that didn't seem like a priority.
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- Inside Look at the Gering Amazon Facility
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- 1:42
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Company officials and staff were joined by a handful of city officials as Amazon officially celebrated the opening of their Gering Delivery Station Monday.
Operations started late in October last year, one of four new Amazon delivery facilities built across the state, and it's been a hive of activity ever since.
Local Operations Leader Brian Gudmundson says the 7-day a week operation has 60 staff working the sorting line, and 80 drivers for the daily Flex delivery routes.
That daily package rate has risen to between 4,000 and 4,500 during special delivery days such holidays and Prime days, and to date, just under a quarter of a million packages have been delivered to the local region since it opened.
Amazon officials say since 2010, the company has contributed more than $1.5 billion to the state economy, and as of the end of 2024 had more than 2,000 full-and part-time staff in Nebraska.
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- Wednesday Community Calendar
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- 2:31
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- KNEB.tv News: April 21, 2026
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- 16:28
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Today on KNEB.tv News: SBPS Board of Education Gets First Glimpse at New Budget; Scottsbluff Woman Arrested on Animal Cruelty Charges; Class B State Golf Championship Gets Funding Thanks to Scottsbluff Council.
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- KNEB.tv Weather: April 21, 2026
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- 3:50
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Four Animals Rescued, Bluffs Woman Arrested on Animal Cruelty Charges
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- 1:07
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- 6 months ago
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- Four Animals Rescued, Bluffs Woman Arrested on Animal Cruelty Charges
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- 1:07
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- 6 months ago
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- Three dogs and a duck were rescued from a Scottsbluff home filled with feces and trash, and the 70-year-old property owner has been arrested on animal cruelty charges.
Court documents say Scottsbluff Police were disptached to a home on 14th Avenue to investigate, and found three emaciated dogs and a lethargic duck locked inside the home.
Officers say the floor was littered with feces-- some areas with nearly half a foot-- no visible drinking water for the animals, and trash all throughout the house.
The dogs were in poor health, with bones visibly showing, sores on their backs, and possible mange.
A neighbor was able to help police contact the homeowner-- Anne Leach-- who arrived three hours later. She told police she was aware of the home and animal's conditions.
Leach is charged with four, Class 1 misdemeanor charges of 'Abandon or Neglect of an Animal', and she was able to post 10 percent of her $40,000 ...
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- Crews make short work of Scottsbluff grass fire
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- 0:35
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Fire crews made quick work of a fire near the BNSF tracks east of Broadway in Scottsbluff Monday.
According to the Scottsbluff Fire Facebook page, firefighters were called to the scene for a reported grass fire in the area of 4th Avenue and Railway around 4:50 p.m., with Engine One, Brush 1, Scottsbluff One and Scottsbluff Two on hand, with a total of seven personnel.
On arrival, heavy smoke was coming from the Recycle Yard owned by Scottsbluff Recycling, and was burning through dry vegetation along the railroad tracks, prompting a request to Gering Fire for one tender.
Crews were able to clear the scene shortly after 6 p.m., and the cause remains under investigation.
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- Joshua Hanson Named Sidney City Manager
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- 0:35
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- The Sidney City Council has decided to remove the interim description from the title of the man currently holding the community's top administrative post.
The city announced Thursday that Joshua Hanson has been selected to continue his duties as City Manager on a permanent basis.
In a release, Mayor Brandon Bondegard was quoted as saying Hanson "brings strong leadership and a commitment to public service" that will serve the city well.
Hanson shared that he's honored for the opportunity to serve, and looks forward to working with the council, staff and residents to support the city and continue building for the future.
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- Pillen Asks for Extension for Entities to Survey Damage From Morrill and Cottonwood Fires
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- 1:02
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Governor Jim Pillen is asking officials with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for additional time to submit information relative to damage done to public infrastructure from the Morrill and Cottonwood fires. If the 30-day extension is approved, the state would have until May 27 to comply.
The information is necessary to apply for a federal disaster declaration. The Governor’s letter explains that the extension will allow the state to work with FEMA Region VII in conducting joint preliminary damage assessments (PDA) in Arthur, Dawson, Garden, Grant, Keith, Lincoln, and Morrill counties.
The Morrill and Cottonwood fires burned in excess of 770,000 acres. Efforts to assess the totality of the damage have been hampered due to additional fires in those areas, requiring fire suppression resources and complicating the ability to determine the extent of damage and where it originated.
Should a major disaster declaration be approved t...
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- Pillen Asks for Extension for Entities to Survey Damage From Morrill and Cottonwood Fires
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- 1:02
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Governor Jim Pillen is asking officials with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for additional time to submit information relative to damage done to public infrastructure from the Morrill and Cottonwood fires. If the 30-day extension is approved, the state would have until May 27 to comply.
The information is necessary to apply for a federal disaster declaration. The Governor’s letter explains that the extension will allow the state to work with FEMA Region VII in conducting joint preliminary damage assessments (PDA) in Arthur, Dawson, Garden, Grant, Keith, Lincoln, and Morrill counties.
The Morrill and Cottonwood fires burned in excess of 770,000 acres. Efforts to assess the totality of the damage have been hampered due to additional fires in those areas, requiring fire suppression resources and complicating the ability to determine the extent of damage and where it originated.
Should a major disaster declaration be approved t...
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- Scottsbluff Public School Board Hears Preliminary 2026-27 Budget Outlook
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- 1:30
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Scottsbluff Public School District's Director of Finance Marianne Carlson presented the Board of Education the district's 2026-2027 budget priorities during the April Board Meeting.
One area of emphasis is the district facing financial pressure due to state-imposed revenue caps and rising costs.
Carlson says while revenue growth is limited to about 3%, expenditures such as salaries, benefits, transportation, and utilities continue to increase at higher rates.
For the 2026-2027 budget, modest increases in state aid and property tax revenue are expected, but they are offset by significant cost increases, resulting in a projected budget shortfall of about $1.1 million.
To address this gap, the district is proposing several reductions, including the closure of Lake Minatare Elementary School at the end of the school year, staff reductions, and administrative cuts.
Officials also discussed future planning efforts, in...
