Maunette Loeks is a Deputy Editor at the Star-Herald. She covers a range of topics including regional interest, world news, aviation, and education, with a particular focus on disaster response, environmental services, and campus life. Maunette's work has been featured in various publications including KPVI-DTV, Omaha World-Herald, and the Lincoln Journal Star.
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Maunette Loeks primarily covers local crime, legal proceedings, and events in the Scottsbluff area of Nebraska. Her articles often revolve around evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and entertainment.
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By: Maunette Loeks
A proposal to ban fireworks in Scotts Bluff County fizzled Monday.
By: Maunette Loeks
A 46-year-old Alliance woman has been charged and accused of helping her daughter conceal the murder of the daughter's boyfriend.
Firefighters battling the South Fork Fire near Crawford have accomplished a significant milestone — establishing lines around the entire perimeter of the fire.
By: Maunette Loeks
A proposal to ban fireworks in Scotts Bluff County fizzled Monday.
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By: Maunette Loeks
In a ruling this week, the Nebraska Supreme Court denied post-conviction relief to a man convicted of the 1999 murder and dismemberment of a 3-year-old Scottsbluff boy.
Scottsbluff police are investigating a hit-and-run crash that occurred June 9 in the parking lot of the Maverik convenience store at 920 W. 36th St.
By: Maunette Loeks
SCOTTSBLUFF — A University of Nebraska Medical Center program is bringing training to rural areas — literally in the form of a truck.
By: Maunette Loeks
A Garden County jury acquitted an Oshkosh pastor accused of sexually assaulting two teens after a trial of charges in the case.
By: Maunette Loeks
A Garden County jury acquitted an Oshkosh pastor accused of sexually assaulting two teens after a trial of charges in the case.
