Category Archives: KGFW News

LINCOLN, Neb. (NSP) - As the new school year is now in full swing, the Nebraska State Patrol and Nebraska Department of Education are reminding parents, students, and schools officials of the options ...

Construction work will be taking place near the 2nd Avenue and 11th Street intersection on Tuesday, September 6, 2022. Traffic will be reduced to one lane. The south bound outside lane of 2nd Avenue w...

A crash between a bus and multiple vehicles occurred overnight last night. Three people were found dead inside a west Omaha home. NSP Troopers have arrested an Illinois man following a pursuit on I-80...

The Kearney Police Department has announced its September Priority Traffic Enforcement Areas. Areas of focus will be: 1) W 48th St (2nd Ave -17th Ave) 2) N Ave (25th St -56th St) 3) 5th Ave (11th St -...

Troopers arrested an Illinois man following a Wednesday morning pursuit. According to the Nebraska State Patrol a Nissan Vera was observed speeding over 100 miles per hour on I-80 near Lexington. A tr...

Troopers arrested four people after locating over 100 pounds of suspected methamphetamine and 9 pounds of suspected fentanyl during a Tuesday traffic stop. According to the the Nebraska State Patrol, ...

The City of Kearney Sanitation Division announces that due to the upcoming Labor Day Holiday on Monday, September 5, 2022, the following changes will be in effect for the sanitation collection system ...

By Scott Miller Senior Director of College Communications Central Community College has announced that its total college-wide enrollment for the fall 2022 semester is 6,209, which is up from 6,056 stu...

A grand island man has been sentenced to ten years probation, and one year of jail for sexual assault of a minor. Two teens from Grand Island are facing multiple charges after helping coordinate a sho...

Troopers arrested a woman following a Harlan County pursuit late Tuesday morning. According to the Nebraska State Patrol, near 10am Tuesday a Ford Taurus was observed traveling at speeds of over 100 m...