Scottsbluff News

Legacy cars taken from car lot in Utah. A September 8th trial date has been set for a former Legacy Auto executive charged regarding the disappearance of over 80 cars from the Scottsbluff dealership's lot this past March.

Scottsbluff Jaycees Fireworks Chairman Tracy Ford says about half of the $10,000 needed to pay for the annual Scottsbluff Jaycees fireworks show has been raised to this point.

Two Scottsbluff men have been charged with multiple drug counts, and one of them with additional firearm counts as well, after large amounts of packaged narcotics were found by Scottsbluff Police in their vehicle shortly before midnight Monday.

A Scottsbluff man is being held on a $90,000 bond after allegedly attacking a man with a baseball bat early Sunday night.

A mid-July hearing was set Friday for oral arguments on a plea in abatement motion filed by attorneys for Legacy Auto executives Allen Patch and Rachel Fait.

A man accused of choking his wife until she lost consciousness has been charged with strangulation, domestic assault, and driving under suspension.

Governor Dave Heineman says he experiences the frustration other local officials are feeling with the announcement Wednesday that some of the road projects meant to stimulate the economy, many of them local, won't start until next year.

Twin Cities Development has been informed the cities of Scottsbluff and Gering have been invited to enter into contract negotiations with the state on two of the three grants submitted to demolish commercial and residential buildings in Scottsbluff and Gering.

Scottsbluff police say they recovered money stolen from a Super 8 Motel while they were still talking to the clerk who said he had been robbed.

Communities statewide struggling with the economic downturn will have a chance to discuss the need for new opportunities during a series of town hall meetings this summer.

A Scottsbluff man accused of exposing himself to juvenile girls three times during the last month has been arrested and charged with three counts of public indecency.

The Leo A. Daly architectural team unveils the revised design of the soon to be remodeled and expanded Scottsbluff Public Library at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday night, June 23, 2009.

The Scotts Bluff County Commissioners will hold a public hearing at 4:30 this evening on proposed increases in the county's Handibus rates.

Power is back on in the Scottsbluff area after lightning from a storm that moved through late last night hit a 5th Avenue substation, causing outages in the northern part of the community.

Cell phones have become an integral part of many of our lives for basic communication and much more.

Severe thunderstorms again pelted the area with downpours of rain, wind and hail.

The Scottsbluff city council Monday evening will consider plans for two subdivisions on the north east end of the community.

Devastating hail that accompanied the storms that moved through the panhandle Wednesday likely destroyed miles of crops east of Scottsbluff and north of Minatare.

Only the outline of the second-floor portico roof remains on the big yellow house at 301 E. First, McCook, after the roof, which was pulling away from the house's west wall, was removed in March.

People in about a dozen Yankton homes were told to leave their houses due to a natural gas leak Tuesday evening.