Tristen Winder

The City of North Platte swears in four council representatives. From left to right: Rod Dye (Ward One), Pete Volz (Ward Two), Nick McNew (Ward Four), and Brad Garrick (Ward Three). (KNOP) By Tristen Winder Published: Dec. 4, 2024 at 3:38 AM CET

GERING, Neb. (KNOP) - Authorities responded to Gering High School on Thursday following a report of a student who had possibly brought a handgun to school.

North Platte High School was placed into a ‘secure’ status on Friday afternoon.

North Platte's Aupperle Plumbing is joining Iowa-based Waldinger Corporation

Gary Person President of the NP Area Chamber and Development Corporation says if approved and selected, these funds would be used to expand the Mulligan Meadows

Lincoln County Commissioners reached a conclusion on their weeks-long discussion of unused Coronavirus funds on Monday.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) - Since 1874, countless Catholics have gathered at the corner of Forth and Chestnut in North Platte, the home of Saint Patrick's Catholic Church.

A Greater Nebraska School has been forced to cancel classes on Wednesday.

Longtime North Platte resident Milo Shavlik is honored as part of the State of Nebraska's World War II Recognition Program.

From the opening of a new water park in Cody Park to the long-awaited construction of a recreation complex, the community of North Platte is making significant investments in parks and recreation. And city officials aren’t stopping there.