KWBE is set to celebrate its 75th anniversary this summer.

Nebraska State Patrol says first part of this year was the fastest traffic period, on record

Blue Valley Community Action released its 2023 impact report at the County Commissioners meeting Tuesday in Jefferson County. 

A car chase in Washington County exceeded speeds of 100 mph with erratic and reckless driving.

Beatrice Invite presents challenge with winds gusting to 45 mph

Suspected serious injuries to the driver and a passenger

Each year upwards of 100 million birds die to collisions and window strikes nationwide

Authorities say driver inattention was a factor in the mishap

Beatrice Educational Foundation holds scholarship presentation at the BHS Commons

A southeast Nebraska volunteer fire department held a special ceremony for a special member of their history.

In 2016, Karie Buchli went to get her bloodwork done. When she left, she felt perfectly fine.

Job fair is part of a cooperative effort between businesses and school.....to get the word out about employment opportunities, locally

It’s a day of giving back to the community for a southeast Nebraska based company.

If it's been built or repaired, Steve Kelley can tell you when, where and how

Nebraska’s senior U.S. senator is voicing her cautious support for sending billions of dollars worth of munitions to Ukraine.

The book is filled with 11 unique short stories of southeast Nebraskans

Supporters and opponents of the bill voice their positions on the final day of the 60-day session

Fuel ignites during mower testing

A southeast Nebraska group is holding an annual event for a good cause. 

Kinney manufacturing has branched out into other businesses....and is expanding at the Gage County Industrial Park

Fairbury is set to host city wide garage sales Friday through Sunday to kick off the garage sale season. 

Six locations to see culvert construction, replacing bridges

Closure stems from deck deficiency found during a bridge inspection

Mak Hatcliff, who is the 2024 GPAC Player of the Year, has received another accolade from the 2024 season.

Beatrice Educational Foundation recognizing Hall of Fame members Sunday, at BHS scholarship ceremony

Tuesday morning tornadoes touched down near Eureka and Virgil, Kansas

After the latest round of storms and rain, farmers were provide with some relief from the drought season.

Riley Arner signed with Southeast Community College for wrestling Tuesday.

Norris School District #160 has named its next superintendent.

High wind speeds with trash is not a good combination and Fairbury’s Crystal Springs Campground has been affected by it.

A Gage County man is locked up in Lincoln after being accused of sexually assaulting a teen in Albion.

Donna Arena honored by the Zoellner Family, in front of Paddock Lane school students

Thunderstorms pack high winds and carry the threat of large hail across a wide region

Grant will enable community to begin a revolving loan fund

Elementary buildings to be demolished and areas redeveloped

Greg Sharpe, the long time voice of Husker football and baseball, announced his cancer diagnosis on Monday night. 

Fairbury is showing signs of growth through another ribbon cutting of a new business.

Law enforcement around the country conduct high numbers of traffic stops every single day, but each time brings a risk into play, making Scott's Law crucial. 

Nebraska lawmakers passed a bill Thursday to restore the voting rights of those convicted of felonies upon the completion of their sentences, including prison and parole time.

Power line work is prompting a four-hour long outage, set for April 22nd

Authorities also seize drugs and paraphernalia

Strong thunderstorms packing large hail could affect southeast, south-central, eastern and central Nebraska

Southeast Nebraska is inviting people to enjoy a beer and wine tasting festival Saturday. 

Lily Davis’ road to the division one diving level is not a common expedition. 

Nebraska's own Larry The Cable Guy is getting involved in Lincoln's Professional Bull Riding event this weekend. 

Katie Nungesser had stretched her monthly welfare check to its limit. The $281 paid for her cell phone bill, infant daughter’s diapers and car insurance, but she couldn’t afford enough gas to drive for her kid’s weekend visit with her ex-husband.

Shelby kept her head low, hanging toward the back of the pen as potential buyers stopped to admire her. Two other horses lined up at the front, blocking Shelby from the curious gazes and constant noise of the Palmyra auction house on March 12. 

A southeast Nebraska golf course is welcoming an influx of new members for the 2024 season. 

Inmate did not return to Community Corrections, in Lincoln

Study looking at crash data and ways to improve both vehicle and pedestrian safety

Doane led the NAIA with 12 football players in the 2024 NFF Hampshire Honor Society. 

Crystal Springs Campground is ready for play as its new play-set has arrived. 

Tickets are on sale for the Spring Salad Festival in Fairbury in early May.

Fairbury is continuing to work on its roads following harsh weather during the winter months.

Community Memorial Healthcare in Marysville will offer low-cost blood work to the community Saturday. 

Pastor Daryn Bahn, of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Beatrice, is set to run the seventh marathon of his career

O.J. Simpson, the decorated football superstar and Hollywood actor who was acquitted of charges he killed his former wife and her friend but later found liable in a separate civil trial, has died.

Gage County woman seeking recall over handling of case involving the seizing of several horses, last summer

Since 2019, students and professors at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln have been working to restore Reller Prairie in the Martell area of rural Lancaster County.

Millions of people along a narrow band in North America will look up when the sky darkens during a total solar eclipse on April 8. When they do, safety is key.

In an Only in Nebraska collaboration, News Channel Nebraska and The 1890 Initiative, LLC (“1890”), are proud to announce the Big Red Rally.

At a February legislative hearing, a seemingly mundane bill reforming county zoning procedures drew testimony from a big name: Gov. Jim Pillen. 

Property taxes are a focal point in the legislature and one of the architects of tax reform now watches from the sidelines.

The pollen season has started early this year according to experts and, as the spring season blossoms, so do the sneezes and symptoms.