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Will there ever be justice for Kelcey Fike?
On June 17th, 2008, Kearney Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a structural fire at R-Villa South Trailer Court, lot 58. As they extinguished the blaze, the discovered the body of 21-year-old Kelcey Fike on the floor, between the mobile home's two bedrooms.
5 Years After Kelcey Fike's Murder, Police Say the Investigation is Still On
It was the early hours of June 17, 2008, when Kearney firefighters found the body of 21-year-old Kelcey Fike in her burned trailer home.
Supreme Court Votes Down Arizona's 'Motor Voter' Law: T-G Sneak Peek
THE SUPREME COURT ruled Monday that states cannot on their own require would-be voters to prove they are U.S. citizens before using a federal registration system designed to make signing up easier.
Baldwin Filters Now Available for Sale at TruckHelp.com, the Management Team Announced
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Kearney Considers New High School
Kearney Public Schools is asking the community if a new high school is needed. About thirty people were at Thursday's community meeting.
Explosive Targets the Cause of Loud Booms in Kearney
The Buffalo County Sheriff's office revealed on Tuesday that two men shooting at explosive targets were the causes of the booms.
Life Science Marketing Executive Joins
Staying up-to-date has never been simpler. Sign up for the free GenePool newsletter today! - Michelle Dockhorn, MBA, Ph.D., an executive with extensive marketing and business development leadership experience specific to the life science industry, has joined SCORR Marketing as vice president of global markets.
Check out the weather observations . At 12:55 PM it's calm, fair, 75 degrees and the humidity is 74%.
Kearney City Council Approves $8.5 Million for Veterans Home, Bringing Proposal to Over $10 Million
The Kearney City Council has approved over $8.5 million in direct funding and utility cost reductions to support the construction of a new veterans home in Kearney.
Many viewers heard a loud BOOM last night before any storms rolled through their area.
Cranes for Cancer at Kearney Public Library
As a way to bring hope to and uplift the spirits of cancer patients, Kearney Public Library will offer seven free sessions to show participants how to fold origami cranes.
Maintenance of Obstructive or Diseased Landscape
The City of Kearney would like to remind all citizens of their duty to maintain, trim or remove any dead, diseased or dangerous limbs, trees or branches that may interfere with the health and safety of persons using right-of-way spaces including streets, alleys and sidewalks.
Former UNK Students Gets Probation For Prank
A former University of Nebraska at Kearney student has been given 18 months of probation for setting off a firecracker in a dormitory.
Man Walks from GI to Kearney to Raise Immigration Reform Awareness
Brian Whitecalf woke up this morning, got dressed, strapped a bright orange poster to his back, and began walking to Kearney from Grand Island.
New panel's tax study likely to be divisive
Members of a special legislative committee embarked Monday on what appears likely to become months of arguments about tax cuts and tax fairness.
Blood Needed As We Head Into Summer Months
Omaha - The American Red Cross encourages eligible donors to give blood this summer, helping to ensure a sufficient supply for patients in need.
The Buckle Keeps Dividend Steady at $0.20
The board of directors said the quarterly dividend is payable on July 26 to the holders of record at the close of business on July 15.
New Visitors Centers Inside Attractions Are Helping Increase Tourism
Like many travelers along I-80, Betty Brichacek and her husband stopped at a Nebraska Visitors Center this week to check out some travel brochures.
Nebraska lawmakers authorize state tax study
State Sen. Galen Hadley of Kearney, pictured left in 2010, will lead the study of the state's tax system as head of the Legislature's Revenue Committee.
Kearney Archway backers make pitch for county cash
After today's bad weather, the region should get a few days to dry out before another round kicks up next week.