Posted: 8:12 PM The railroad crossing at Highway 30 and Antelope Avenue will be closed temporarily.

Posted: 4:58 PM A central Nebraska feedlot has agreed to pay $145,000 for livestock wastewater discharges into state waters.

Updated: 9:40 PM Miletta Vista Winery is going forward with plans to rebuild.

Updated: 9:37 PM After conferring with Grand Island City Council members, City Council President Peg Gilbert, and the board of trustees of the Grand Island Area Economic Development Corporation, Mayor Jay Vavricek is recommending Marlan Ferguson to be appointed interim city administrator for the city of Grand Island.

Updated: 3:14 PM A Grand Island man who anchored newscasts on 10/11 in the 1970s has passed away. Robert "Bob" Schnuelle worked at KOLN/KGIN for 26 years and was a weekend anchor for 14 years.

Updated: 8:50 AM KOLN/KGIN launched a new show "Pure Nebraska" on MyTV Tuesday, July 10 at 12:30 p.m.

Posted: 9:30 PM The quality of Nebraska's corn and soybean crops is suffering because of the recent warm, dry weather.

Updated: 9:42 PM Though the first day of school is more than one month away, Grand Island school districts are already starting to see new faces walking through the halls.

Updated: 9:40 PM At the Island Oasis Water Park or the Lincoln Pool, city of Grand Island officials say swimmers can count on lifeguards to help keep them safe. But at the start of this summer, the amount of lifeguards handy was pretty shallow.

Updated: 9:37 PM Hundreds gathered in Aurora Monday to break ground and build the future of Nebraska agriculture.

Updated: 5:15 AM State public health officials say West Nile virus has shown up in four Nebraska counties.

Updated: 8:10 AM The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded $123,000 to a Nebraska community college to buy distance-learning equipment for use in rural parts of the state.

Updated: 9:34 PM West Nile virus-bearing mosquitoes were captured by the City of Hastings control staff on June 24th. Test results confirming the presence of the virus were returned to the South Heartland District Health Department on July 5th.

Posted: 8:18 PM A mountain lion killed last year in Kearney will become the mascot of a new elementary school in the central Nebraska city.

Updated: 9:36 PM The Mr. Basketball Invitational takes place in Kearney and even though teams from Colorado, Kansas, Wisconsin, and even Alaska come to play, one central Nebraska team is making this tournament a lot more meaningful.

Updated: 10:53 PM The tragic accident that injured eight basketball players and killed three men, including two coaches, is not getting Chad Christensen down.

Updated: 8:35 AM Nebraska ranchers worried about dealing with a hot and dry summer can get planning help from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Posted: 8:32 AM A crop duster plane crashed while spraying a field east of Egeland but the pilot was unhurt.

Posted: 7:31 AM A Kearney man is in serious condition after sideswiping a semi truck near Shelton.

Updated: 10:24 PM In addition to declaring a state of emergency to address the drought, this week Governor Heineman expanded roadside haying to some seventy counties to help livestock producers deal with a rain-deficit drought from which it may be difficult to recover.

Updated: 5:38 PM The Mr. Basketball tournament showcases talent from six Midwestern states. And this year, Alaska.

Posted: 2:22 PM Tim McCoy has been named the new deputy director of the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.

Posted: 2:19 PM Fire has destroyed a two-story Norfolk house in northeast Nebraska.

Updated: 2:16 PM One person has died in a rollover crash near Minden in south-central Nebraska.

Updated: 10:43 PM American Red Cross officials say they're in desperate need of blood donations.