Blustery, potentially dangerous conditions over the next two days in Nebraska

Virtually all of Nebraska is waking up to gusty conditions Wednesday morning.

April 6, 2022Updated: April 6, 2022

By News Channel Nebraska

Blustery, potentially dangerous conditions over the next two days in Nebraska

Regional

MLH Celebrating New Class of Kool-Aid Babies

MLH Celebrating New Class of Kool-Aid Babies

Broken Bow takes steps to address Flock Cameras, future Data Centers

Broken Bow takes steps to address Flock Cameras, future Data Centers

Arizona man arrested for Hall County sex crimes

Arizona man arrested for Hall County sex crimes

Central Nebraska Museums swap classic cars for exhibit

Central Nebraska Museums swap classic cars for exhibit

Primrose man arrested following NSP human trafficking operation in Kearney

Primrose man arrested following NSP human trafficking operation in Kearney

Kearney Elementary Principals Earn Regional Honors

Kearney Elementary Principals Earn Regional Honors

State

New Rushville nonprofit aims to expand youth sports opportunities

Kearney home destroyed in early morning fire on Wednesday

Protect College Sports Act delayed in Senate, NU President Gold calls bill 'necessary'

AG Democratic candidate Jocelyn Brasher stops in Norfolk during campaign tour

Auburn woman pulls belongings from burning car

Temporary road closure notice in Valentine

Sports

Huskers open the season No. 1 in AVCA Preseason Poll

'High Expectations': Coach Bent excited for return to Beatrice

Orangemen Baseball names former Husker Andy Bent new head coach

Pender routs Malcolm for first Legion title

Kearney High School showcases new addition, the PAW

Baylor Scheierman Returns to Central Nebraska for Youth Basketball Camp

Ag & Outdoor

Outdoor notes: Birding Bowl inspires generous next step

Outdoor notes: Tips for enjoying water safely this summer

Outdoor notes: Rare lake sturgeon made 681-mile swim

Outdoor notes: Low water affecting Nebraska boaters this summer

Ag notes: Cattle placements rise 6% during April

NGPC still offers grazing, haying opportunities