Whiteclay News

Mark Vasina , the producer of the documentary "The Battle for Whiteclay," speaks to an audience after Tuesday's showing of the documentary.

About 60 people assembled in the Milo Bail Student Center Nebraska Room at noon on Tuesday to discuss an issue that has been weighing heavily on the minds of Native Americans and their advocates in Nebraska.

Scotts Bluff County Director of Public Works Bob Bennett says the snowfall in the county varies, although the heaviest amounts are in the southern ends of the county.

A slow-moving snowstorm in Nebraska's Panhandle dropped several feet of snow and created messy conditions Wednesday.

Reports of snowfall in Nebraska's Panhandle continue to rise as a slow-moving snowstorm pushes into the west end of the state.

A film still from the movie "The Battle for Whiteclay." A film detailing the controversial practice of selling alcohol in Whiteclay, Neb.

When you hear that a town with a population of only 14 sells around 12,500 cans of beer every day, like Whiteclay, Neb., does, you probably wonder what the hell is going on.

The state has a moral obligation to restrict or end alcohol sales in the border town of Whiteclay.

Nebraska lawmakers who took an eye-opening trip to Whiteclay earlier this year are trying to address alcohol problems there that have vexed politicians, activists and American Indians for decades.

Federal authorities are searching the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota for a person of interest in connection with a shooting outside a bar in Whiteclay.

Federal jurors in Rapid City found a 48-year-old Whiteclay, Nebraska, man guilty of selling drugs on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation - the eighth person convicted in the case.

Organizers say the blockade Wednesday will be on the South Dakota side of the South Dakota-Nebraska border.