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Centura football ready for youth to step up in first year under new coach
CAIRO, Neb. (KSNB) - Last year Centura finished their season with a 4-5 record. The Centurions enter this year with a new coach, Tim Dvorak, he served as an assistant on the team last year, and says that was key to making the transition easier with his players. With only...
High School Football Previews: Pleasanton Not Looking for Excuses in 2024
PLEASANTON, Neb. — Make your way up to Pleasanton, you would find a team that is not having a single thought about last year. 2-6 was the Bulldogs' record, allowing 54 or more points in their first four games. It was a brutal start to the year, but an...
Winside Football Expectations High, Season Opens Friday
WINSIDE – Following a fourth straight year of making the playoffs, the Winside football team has been moving some players around this past off-season along with a larger number of freshman joining the program. A total of 21 players will make up Winside Wildcat football which is up three...
Local Health Department Breaks Ground On New Facility
WAYNE – Construction begins the final week of August at 801 Milo Drive for the new location of Northeast Nebraska Public Health Department in northeast Nebraska. NNPHD serves the counties of Cedar, Dixon, Thurston and Wayne and has located their offices in Wayne since 2002. Colleen Hupke, Masters of...
Norfolk Police Chief, Captain Placed On Paid Administrative Leave
NORFOLK – Citizens of Norfolk are being informed that Police Chief Don Miller and Captain Chad Reiman have been placed on administrative leave. According to a release from the City of Norfolk, during this time, it is essential to ensure that all actions and decisions are made in the best interest of the community. In addition, all employees are entitled to due process.
UPDATE: Alliance police seek help finding missing Alliance man
UPDATE 8/26/24: Brandon has been located and found safe, according to APD. We are searching for Brandon Christen, a 35-year-old white male who has been missing since August 21, 2024. Brandon is 5'05" tall, weighs 195 pounds, and has brown hair and brown eyes. He is believed to be traveling in a silver 2010 Ford F150 pick-up with a camper shell, bearing Nebraska license plates 65-4B.
Federal Reserve expect lower interest rates are coming
OMAHA, N.E.(KELO)- Lower interest rates are on the way…welcome news for anyone who has to borrow money. That’s the signal from Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell. Higher rates have been the Fed’s main tool to fight inflation. Creighton University Economist Dr. Ernie Goss says the move...
UPDATE: Presumed Drowning In West Lake Okoboji
UPDATE: Arnolds Park, Iowa — We’re learning some additional details into a body that was recovered Saturday morning out of Smith’s Bay of West Lake Okoboji. 27-year-old Gilman Cooper of Omaha was reported missing by his friends after they became separated in the downtown area of Arnolds Park late Friday night or early Saturday.
Omaha 100 focuses on and is committed to providing capital for the community
OMAHA, Neb. — Omaha 100 is built on the belief that the American dream can be accessible for everyone. The organizations CEO Malinda Williams joined KETV in studio to discuss the mission of Omaha 100. "Omaha 100 is focused on and committed to providing capitol to the community," Williams...
Salvation Army to Open Cooling Centers Monday
The Salvation Army will open two cooling centers in Omaha Monday. Temperatures are expected to climb to 99 degrees, with feels-like temperatures as high as 105 degrees. The North Corps location at 24th and Pratt will be open 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Kroc Center at 28th and Y...
Mizzou Volleyball Dominates Omaha in Final Preseason Showdown
Mizzou Volleyball wrapped up its exhibition schedule with a decisive 3-0 sweep over Omaha, the reigning Summit League champions. The match highlighted a solid performance ahead of the regular season, showcasing key players like Colleen Finney and Mychael Vernon. Head coach Dawn Sullivan's lineup adjustments, including Regan Haith at middle blocker, paid off as the Tigers demonstrated resilience by rallying from deficits in each set. With the regular season starting Friday, Mizzou aims to carry this momentum into their opening matches.
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