A Grand Island man charged with burglarizing a home and stealing multiple firearms has been sentenced.STOLEN FIREARMS, WRESTLING RING RECOVERED AFTER GRAND ISLA

A Phillips man pleaded guilty to a federal charge linked to a 2021 standoff at the Central Nebraska Regional Airport in Grand Island.

Grand Island may soon clear another hurdle to creating a destination state park as Sen. Dan Quick introduces legislation to begin the process to bring Camp Augu

Officer Chrystian Banuelos was photographed by the New York Times as he carried a man to safety during the California wildfires, a moment that was shared with hundreds of thousands across the country.

Stolley Park Road, Grand Island. Clothing donations accepted; no housewares; 308-384-2613. Coloring with Friends, 2 p.m., the Chocolate Bar, 116 W. Third St., Grand Island. Adult coloring get-together led by Trinity United Methodist Church most Thursday afternoons;

A Hall County district judge ordered another competency evaluation for an Ohio man who is accused of fatally stabbing a man at an Interstate 80 rest stop near Grand Island

The city of Grand Island is one of three Nebraska cities to be awarded a grant through the Railroad Crossing Elimination Grant Program to enhance rail safety and mobility in the community.

Julissa Trevino, 24, was sentenced in Hall County District Court to five years of probation for first-degree assault.

Developers and city officials in Grand Island are making progress on plans for a voter-approved district that will be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (KSNB) - The District Nine probation offices in Grand Island and Kearney are introducing changes in the new year aimed at improving outcomes for young adults on probation.

The Grand Island Public Library is one of 38 Nebraska libraries to receive accreditation from the Nebraska Library Commission. The accreditation will last for the next five years, which runs

Confusion reigns in “every pocket” of state as school leaders worry about kids separated from parents, attorneys prep for workplace raids and everyone wonders — will this time be different?