From the Wisconsin State Journal editorial board: "Vigilantes carrying rifles in the streets won't make our society safer."
From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial board: "The vigilante community across America must be jubilant."
The NFL’s team owners, a band of billionaire brothers, are getting nervous as the St. Louis lawsuit over the Rams’ relocation forces them to make some very uncomfortable decisions on financial disclosure. Ben Frederickson joins Tod Robberson to discuss the issue. Video by Chris Drury/Post-Dispatch
"Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo cannot survive in office," writes The News' Editorial Board.
The U.S. economic recovery is being threatened by the COVID-19 delta variant. Increasing vaccination rates is the most important thing the U.S. can do to sustain the economy over the next few months. Beyond that, however, full recovery might require creating new vaccines against delta and ot…
"Canada’s abundance-of-caution approach needs to be modified to recognize the abundance of vaccines. It’s your move, Mr. Trudeau," writes The News' Editorial Board.
Last Sunday, Tulsa World reporter Corey Jones showed that 18 people died in 15 OHP pursuits in the past five years, but that none of the chased drivers were suspected of violent crimes when the pursuit began, the editorial says.
Harvest of Harmony’s roots go back to 1938 when Grand Island Chamber of Commerce members decided to organize an event to promote goodwill among the area small towns. That first parade was a rousing success with eight bands and 13 floats in a parade that was estimated to have 10,000 people wa…
A well-earned Saturday Salute goes this week to Sandra Barrera Fuentes and her passion for assisting Grand Island’s Hispanic community.
Is this the 21st century?
A hearty Saturday Salute goes this week to Grand Island Public Schools and Michella Honas for facilitating the Project SEARCH program that clearly has been successful in helping youths with varying abilities find and maintain gainful employment in the community.
This month is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and this is a good time to shine a light on the serious effects of the pandemic on our mental health during the past year and a half.
A hearty Saturday Salute goes this week to the cast and crew of “The Little Mermaid,” Northwest High School’s fall musical that premiered Thursday and will be presented again at 2 p.m. today and 7 p.m. Sunday.
The Nebraska State Fair has concluded, the corn in the fields is changing colors, and a few of our trees are even showing signs of the coming fall. So it’s time for Husker Harvest Days.
A hearty Saturday Salute goes this week to Nita Lechner, Dale Baker and all the members of the Grand Island Pickleball Club who pushed and pushed, worked and worked to ensure that Grand Island had enough pickleball courts to make it the place to go for those enamored with this relatively new sport.
It’s up to every fan to do his or her own calculation of risk vs. reward in attending a Bills game. It could have been different.
A hearty Saturday Salute goes this week to all those across our state involved with the 4-H and FFA programs that are educating our children in a wide variety of areas.
A hearty Saturday Salute goes this week to Hall County Chief Deputy Jim Castleberry, who has announced he will be retiring in November after working in law enforcement for more than 42 years.
Hall County and the city of Grand Island have been asked to use American Rescue Plan Act funds to replace Central Nebraska Regional Airport’s aging sewer system.
A hearty Saturday Salute goes this week to Diane Best and Carmen Ortega, who have formed Paws for Peace, a pet bereavement group.
Month after month, recently, Grand Island has been getting great economic news from the Nebraska Department of Revenue.
A hearty Saturday Salute goes to all the teachers, paraprofessionals, office staff, school lunch staff, administrators and other school employees who are back to work or will be next week as our children return to school.
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Content by Brand Ave. Studios. The annual Amazon Prime Day is coming July 12 and 13, and per usual will offer discounts on many of your favorite things.
Content by Brand Ave. Studios. The annual Amazon Prime Day is coming July 12 and 13, and per usual will offer discounts on many of your favorite things.
"Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo cannot survive in office," writes The News' Editorial Board.
Hall County has done it.
A hearty Saturday Salute goes this week to Kevyn Hetrick, who has taken it on himself to start a movement aimed at cleaning up the Tri-Cities.
The U.S. economic recovery is being threatened by the COVID-19 delta variant. Increasing vaccination rates is the most important thing the U.S. can do to sustain the economy over the next few months. Beyond that, however, full recovery might require creating new vaccines against delta and ot…
The message was clear last week when the Central District Health Department gave an update on the coronavirus to a joint meeting of the Grand Island City Council and Hall County Board of Commissioners.
A hearty Saturday Salute goes this week to all the Hall County 4-H’ers who are showing their projects at the county fair at Fonner Park through Sunday.
When the Environmental Protection Agency lifted outdated restrictions on E15, a 15% ethanol fuel blend, in 2019, that was great news for Nebraska corn producers and the ethanol industry. The action ultimately allowed for E15 sales year-round.
A hearty Saturday Salute goes this week to Alicia Wicht of Grand Island Veterans Affairs Medical Center, who is coordinating the Veterans Arts Competition locally, encouraging veterans to pursue creative outlets.