WarHorse Casino opens in Omaha For Nebraska’s racetrack casinos, 2024 was defined by expansion. Casinos across the state expanded their spaces and the types of betting they offered. The result was the industry produced more revenue in 2024 than in its previous 1⅓ years combined,

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.

The largest school district in central Nebraska is trying to tackle a national epidemic.The Grand Island Public Schools recently announced a $7.95 million faci

Safety improvements are on the horizon for rail crossings in Grand Island, one of three Nebraska cities set to benefit from these enhanceme

In 2024, the total revenue for the state’s four casinos jumped to $145.7 million with WarHorse Lincoln leading the pack.

The Grand Island Public Library is one of 38 Nebraska libraries to receive accreditation from the Nebraska Library Commission Monday.

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.

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.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (KSNB) -A portion of I-80 near Grand Island is closed due to a crash during winter weather conditions. Just before 7p.m. on Saturday, Nebraska 511 reported I-80 westbound lanes between Exit 314 and Exit 305 were closed. According to the Hall County Sheriff’s Office, the crash involved two semi-trucks.

There's a museum honoring a windmill factory, a new National Historic Landmark designation and plans for a Museum of Windmill Science and Engineering in Nebraska.

Nebraska state officials are wondering whether to pull the plug on the Good Life District in Gretna, according to a letter obtained through a World-Herald records request.

As I walked around the Grand Island Independent building today, giving a quick tour to a friend and his family, I noticed a giant roll of paper, newsprint, that they