Friday Nov 6 2026 – Scanner News
Panhandle Scanner News reports a Scottsbluff council vacancy, skeletal remains discovery, unrelated death investigation, traffic incidents, alarms, and arrests.
Thursday Nov 5 2026 – Scanner News
Gering mock trial teams excelled, Scottsbluff seeks a council appointee, and Hale Multimedia offers overnight podcasts alongside local news.
Wednesday Nov 4 2026 – Scanner News
Early election results favor aquatic center and junior high proposals; missing Scottsbluff man was safely found, while other races remain surprising.
Tuesday Nov 3 2026 – Scanner News
A haystack fire occurred near Highway 30, with winter weather warnings in Nebraska and a missing person alert for Dixie Two Bulls.
Monday Nov 2 2026 – Scanner News
A parent reported a tampered candy on Halloween. A high-speed chase led to multiple charges against a Colorado man.
Thursday Oct 29 2026 – Scanner News
October 29, 1969 marked the first electronic message sent over ARPANET, while a gas leak emergency occurred in Scottsbluff.
Wednesday Oct 28 2026 – Scanner News
Panhandle Scanner highlights a missing juvenile, Rhylee Wilberger, and promotes a new headstone cleaning service for veterans.
Tuesday Oct 27 2026 – Scanner News
New court reporting includes felony drug cases and firearm possession. Follow Panhandle Scanner for updates and breaking news.
Monday Oct 26 2026 – Scanner News
A slow storm brings light snow to northern plains, while Scottsbluff County voters decide on a local sales tax for an aquatic center.
Friday Oct 23 2026 – Scanner News
A missing 15-year-old boy was found; other reports include a crash, traffic stop, and coffee business mapping in Wyobraska.
Thursday Oct 22 2026 – Scanner News
The Panhandle Coffee Map will highlight local coffee businesses, with participation encouraged from the Wyobraska region.
Wednesday Oct 21 2026 – Scanner News
Hale Multimedia introduces the Panhandle Coffee Map, highlighting local coffee businesses while addressing upcoming weather and scheduled power outages.
Tuesday Oct 20 2026 – Scanner News
Bayard has lifted its water consumption notice after tests showed safe nitrate levels, assuring residents city water is now safe to drink.
Monday Oct 19 2026 – Scanner News
From a bleeding-man call in Scottsbluff to DUI sentencing and a box truck pursuit, Panhandle Scanner covers the latest local developments.
Friday Oct 16 2026 – Scanner News
A freeze warning was issued with low temperatures expected, alongside a fire drill at Kimball County Courthouse today at 3 p.m.
Thursday Oct 15 2026 – Scanner News
A freeze watch is in effect for Nebraska, with potential crop damage expected. DUI cases highlight local news, reported by Raul Fernandez.
Wednesday Oct 14 2026 – Scanner News
A Facebook group’s call for imprisonment disrupts community discourse on a fatal accident, emphasizing respect for the justice process and innocence.
Tuesday Oct 13 2026 – Scanner News
A report of a gunshot wound headed to the hospital and SBPD asking for the public to remember that everyone is innocent until proven guilty.
Monday Oct 12 2026 – Scanner News
Pastor Appreciation Month, power outages and high winds featured today.
Friday Oct 9 2026 – Scanner News
Sunday Scanner will have several of the stories of the week, so watch for it.
Thursday Oct 8 2026 – Scanner News
Terrytown, Nebraska initiates the Leaf Legacy Project focused on tree management, while a man pleads guilty to domestic abuse-related charges.
Wednesday Oct 7 2026 – Scanner News
Raul Fernandez covers courthouse stories in Scotts Bluff County, including DUI arrests and domestic violence cases, on PanhandleScanner.com.
Tuesday Oct 6 2026 – Scanner News
Nebraska agencies helped secure President Donald Trump’s Grand Island visit, while a Scottsbluff crash and court sentencing made local headlines.
Monday Oct 5 2026 – Scanner News
A rollover crash north of Kimball left one person dead and another hospitalized after a vehicle reportedly rolled multiple times early Saturday.
Friday Oct 2 2026 – Scanner News
Alliance has appointed Brad Schrum as Fire Chief, effective October 1st, recognized for 48 years of service in the department.
Thursday Oct 1 2026 – Scanner News
R and C Welding offers career opportunities while the Scottsbluff authorities announce railroad crossing closures amidst severe flooding in eastern Nebraska.
Wednesday Sep 30 2026 – Scanner News
R&C Welding is hiring; funeral services for Margaret Bulman Eckerberg on October 3rd; crime reports available from Raul Fernandez.
Tuesday Sep 29 2026 – Scanner News
Scanner News host Brian Hale discusses R&C Welding’s job opening and a traffic stop incident involving marijuana in Grant County, Nebraska.
Monday Sep 28 2026 – Scanner News
Scottsbluff County’s 911 service remains active despite phone line issues; seven arrests made in recent SWAT operations targeting criminals.
Friday Sep 25 2026 – Scanner News
Five abandoned puppies found in Mitchell prompt community concern; the Humane Society seeks information and adoption interest.
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I don’t see why they say to let them know when people drink and drive my neighbors do it all the time and even with kids in the car they dint care no matter how many times you tell the police they only care when it’s convenient for them or are forced to.do.something about it or why is there even an ordinace about people’s dog poop when the cops said they dint enforce anything about dog poop so I’m jus guessing if you live in an apartment they won’t say nothing or do anything so who do we turn to for help.with that when they’re related to the landlord nd the landlord realator won’t do nothing to help cause it’s their family
well people can threaten you for cameras in your own home the courts don’t like to give protection to people that need it they jus let the drunks beat each other and the kids get to witness it bur who cares right why do we even have courts or family services when yall don’t really care about what’s in plain sight but soon as something bad happens then you wanna pretend to care or do something but yall don’t care if the boyfriend beats the kids as long as the drunk mother is happy way to go nebraska shows you really care lol
wow that guy gets no prison time for escape these judges pressure taking it easy on people may as well jus let him out this justice system is a failure they’ll prolly let child molesters and sex offenders live right next to the schools well I mean besides the ones they already do way to go scottsbluff courts you really show these people the law is serious
seems it’s just a joke may as well jus let everybody free makes sense though 🤔