Final Emergency Relief Project from 2019 Flood to Begin Construction
The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) announced that construction on the Carns State Aid Bridge will begin on March 10, weather permitting. The bridge is located approximately 5.5 miles east of the Highway 7 bridge over the Niobrara River in Rock and Keya Paha...
NE lawmakers look at tougher regulation of ‘crypto kiosks’
Nebraska lawmakers are considering a bill to implement consumer protections and license requirements for the cryptocurrency industry, and they're taking public testimony on it today. AARP Nebraska is among the groups working to get the word out about an uptick in cryptocurrency...
Nebraska pharmacy owner gets probation for filing false Medicaid claims
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Attorney General Mike Hilgers on Monday announced that a Panhandle woman was sentenced for filing false Medicaid claims. Joan Kicken, 65, of Minatare got two years of probation and was ordered to pay $76,963.90 in restitution to Nebraska Medicaid. Kicken,...
This Is The Friendliest Small Town in Nebraska
There are countless reasons to visit Nebraska. While each community boasts its personality and charm, Kearney is known for being the most friendly and welcoming of them all. Kearny is located in the state's center, 130 miles from Lincoln and 185 miles from Omaha. From its...
Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska denies allegations of improper funding
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska firmly denied allegations made over the weekend that it has been using or securing funds inappopriately, noting that it undergoes regular audits and provides public-facing records in order to continue providing a “safety...
Nebraska pharmacist gets probation, loses license in Medicaid fraud case
OSHKOSH, Neb. (KNOP) - A Minatare woman who owns Campbell Pharmacy in Oshkosh was sentenced to two years of probation on Monday after pleading guilty to one count of filing false Medicaid claims. Joan Kicken, 65, was charged with one count of fraudulently obtaining a payment on...
Chief Justice Funke’s First ‘State Of The Judiciary’ Lauds Probation Services, Calls For More...
Chief Justice Jeffrey Funke (center) is helped into his black robe by family members at his investiture ceremony on Nov. 22, 2024. (Zach Wendling / Nebraska Examiner)
Here’s when winter’s return could include light freezing rain
A cold front is pushing south through our neighborhoods this morning. Once it arrives, the wind will quickly pick up out of the north. Some of the wind will push over 30 mph midday. Although colder today, it will still be above average. Northeast Nebraska will be the coldest...
Nebraska college students encouraged to apply for internships in Washington, D.C.
Northeast Community College offers a variety of opportunities for students to seek internships. That was broadened to try to become an intern in Washington, D.C., working for U.S. Rep. Mike Flood. The Norfolk native represents the 1st Congressional District and is recruiting...
Lt. Gov. Kelly Announces Winners of 2nd Annual New Venture Competition
LINCOLN, NE – Lieutenant Governor Joe Kelly awarded prizes to three teams of aspiring college entrepreneurs through the 2nd Annual Nebraska Governor’s New Venture Competition. Awardees were announced during Thursday’s Nebraska Business Hall of Fame banquet at the Lincoln...
