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Former Grand Island headstone company owner sentenced for theft by deception charges (opens the original)
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GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (KSNB) - A judge sentenced Kelli Lepler to 15 years of probation Wednesday for taking money for headstones and never delivering them. Lepler, the former owner of Monument Advisors, took a plea deal in August that reduced the number of charges against her from 46 to three. Judge Andrew Butler handed down the sentence. During her probation, Lepler must pay $266,636.26 in restitution. She will make monthly payments of at least $1,500. Her first payment is due Nov. 1. If she makes
Central Nebraska rallies around family of teen killed in e-bike accident (opens the original)
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POLK, Neb. (KSNB) - A profound wave of community support is sweeping across central Nebraska as family, friends, and schools mourn the loss of 16-year-old Payton Ackerson, a sophomore at High Plains Community Schools who, according to Solt-Wagner Funeral Home, died following an e-bike accident on Sept. 5. According to family and school reports, Payton was life-flighted to Children’s Nebraska in Omaha, where she later passed away on Sept. 6. As her family navigates the unexpected financial burden
Investigators use FLOCK technology to locate missing Loup City teen out of state (opens the original)
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SHERMAN COUNTY, Neb. (KSNB) - A missing 15-year-old girl from Loup City has been located safely out of state, according to the Sherman County Sheriff’s Office. The juvenile was initially reported missing from her residence, with authorities believing she had traveled out of Sherman County in a vehicle. According to sheriff’s officials, investigators used FLOCK license plate reader technology to identify that the vehicle had traveled out of Nebraska. Working alongside multiple outside agencies, a
Sophia Klein withdraws from North Platte City Council race, citing hostile political environment (opens the original)
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NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) - Sophia Klein has announced she is withdrawing her name from the race for the Ward 1 seat on the North Platte City Council, pointing to an increasingly hostile local political climate as her primary reason for stepping down. Klein’s exit leaves longtime representative Jim Nisley unchallenged in his re-election bid for the Ward 1 seat. In a statement shared publicly, Klein expressed that while she initially ran out of a deep love for the community and a desire for posit
UPDATE: ‘No active threat’ found at North Platte High School following bomb threat report (opens the original)
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NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) - A massive law enforcement response descended on North Platte High School Tuesday morning after a hoax “swatting” call falsely reported an explosive device and an armed assailant on campus. According to North Platte Police Public Information Officer Sergeant J. Johnson, the police department received a call at approximately 9:29 a.m. claiming there was a possible explosive device and an assailant outside of the high school. Police immediately notified North Platte Publ
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