Gering News

A weekend fire that sparked inside of a historic garage in Gering caused significant damage to a collection of antique cars and relics.

Fire has damaged a garage housing antique cars and other auto memorabilia in Gering but the owners who live in an apartment above the garage are safe after their rescue by firefighters.

A Gering man is complaining that the city landfill is slowly taking over his view of the Scotts Bluff National Monument.

Sherry Fibelstad of Gering was driving on avenue I near Beltline Avenue Shortly after 8 a.m. when a deer jumped into the road.

Joseph Hafner was arrested Tuesday afternoon. Police began to investigate after his son told school officials that his smashed his face to the ground and spanked his lower back.

U.S. Senators are speaking out against the actions of the Internal Revenue Service, after admitting to targeting TEA party groups for additional reviews.

Today is Mother's Day and we caught up with some people in KOTA Territory to let them tell us what makes their mom so wonderful.

Gretna scored two goals in a six-minute span in the first half as the Dragons defeated Gering 2-0 in the Class B girls state soccer quarterfinals on Friday at Creighton's Morrison Stadium.

An August trial has been scheduled for a 26-year-old man charged with child abuse in the death of a 2-year-old Gering girl.

The Scottsbluff City Council has approved the hiring of a police chief and has shelved plans for consolidating police operations.

The National Weather Service Office in North Platte say less than 7 and 1/4 inches of rain fell between April 28th of last year up to the 28th of this year.

Dozens of hand painted posters will make their way to Senator Mike Johann office tomorrow to bring attention to sequestration cuts.

John Stinner, chief executive of Valley Bank & Trust in Gering, is set to take over as chairman of the Nebraska Bankers Association tonight, and he brings with him a certainty that not all is fair in the banking world.

One of the city's two Babe Ruth baseball fields at Jirdon receives a face lift, during its conversion into a co-ed softball field.

Corn planting season in the panhandle usually takes place from late April to May 10th.

An arrest affidavit says Haley had used different birthdates and names in obtaining prescription pain relievers and had lied to health care providers to obtain the prescriptions.

The Scottsbluff Star-Herald says Kevin Haley had pleaded no contest to a charge of intentionally violating narcotics law.

A Scottsbluff man is behind bars after police received several complaints about possible drug deals being done at his house.

The project includes, transforming Broadway Street into two lanes instead of the four there are now, removing the traffic signals and replacing them with stop signs.

Dan Anderson, the President of the club says he brought the idea of having archery in schools to the district.