Crawford News

Northwest Nebraska Development Corporation Executive Director Brenda Johnson has resigned, effective at the end of the week, and is moving out of the area.

Q: Which sport was first to name an All-American team? K.A., Crawford, NE A: Football.

The Chief of Police of a small Nebraska town has been acquitted of second-degree assault in a case involving threats to his life, endangerment to the community, and a life-or-death decision that brought about the death of a local young delinquent.

The police chief of Crawford, Neb., was found not guilty Thursday in the 2007 shooting death of a teen in an abandoned bar.

Two of the 4 young Dawes County men who admitted breaking into the maintenance shop and stables at Fort Robinson State Park last November were sentenced Tuesday in Dawes County District Court...but with much different results.

The closure of horse processing plants and the economic downturn have left more unwanted horses to roam Nebraska's fields .

Conditions are improving in northwest Nebraska after a blizzard dropped as much as 10 inches of snow in the area.

From a young age, Doug Butler has always had an affinity for the cowboy way of life.

White out conditions and wet snow has started to fall, with the worst conditions in the western half of Scotts Bluff County as a major early spring storm begins to move into the region.

More than a year after the death of a 16-year-old boy, the Crawford police chief has been arraigned on charges associated with the killing.

A trial date has finally been set for former Crawford Police Chief Rick Thompson in the fatal shooting of a teenage burglary suspect more than 17 months ago.

Lincoln County District Judge John Murphy will preside over the former Crawford Police Chief who shot and killed a 16-year-old robbery suspect.

JUDGE JOHN MURPHY WILL BE THE THIRD JUDGE TO HEAR THE CRAWFORD CASE. FORMER CRAWFORD POLICE CHIEF RICK THOMPSON WAS INDICTED BY A DAWES COUNTY GRAND JURY FOR SECOND DEGREE ASSAULT IN THE OCTOBER 2007 SHOOTING ...

A successful collaboration between the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture and the Crawford and Gordon/Rushville high schools have given the institutions a $75,000 Career Education Partnership Act grant ...

Amack was raised on a northwest Nebraska ranch and graduated from Chadron State in May with a bachelor's degree in business administration with an option in agribusiness.

Major renovations are scheduled for the Nebraska National Forests and Grasslands, with the help of funding from a couple of sources.