Tekamah News

He had good intentions, but a good Samaritan ended up in handcuffs and that wasn't the end of it.

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is preparing to hold informational meetings across the state to discuss deer issues.

As the mother of three boys, Roxanne Meyer has spent her share of time waiting in a doctor's office while cuts and scrapes get cleaned up.

A strategy to preserve water in Nebraska's premier canoeing river for recreation, fish and wildlife remained adrift Thursday.

A Nebraska lawmaker never paid sales taxes on his high-powered motorboat, and his actions appear to be perfectly legal.

Nine days after a man died in an interstate crash in Omaha, his family wants to know why no charges have been filed against the driver who they say is responsible.

Proponents of election changes say Nebraska's neighbors could teach the state a thing or two about registering voters - if the state wanted to learn.

Nebraska state troopers said they're still investigating a crash that killed one man and injured another late Saturday.

Another state senator has announced his intention to seek re-election. State Sen.

Participants in a Project Extra Mile Meeting on Tuesday in Lexington discussed current legislation aimed at curbing underage drinking.

State senators will be holding a hearing next month on minitrucks and other off-road vehicles to see whether they should be allowed on more roadways.

TEKAMAH, Neb. a ' Walking through their lowing herd of several hundred cattle, Ali and Kenny Petersen were like two Gullivers on a Lilliputian roundup.