Alliance Stabbing

(ALLIANCE, Neb.) — Scanner traffic indicated a stabbing victim in Alliance with Airlink responding just after 6:00 a.m. Wednesday morning.


The patient was transported to Poudre Valley Hospital in Colorado.

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June 22; Guns vs Hoses Showdown

From Gering Fire Department

Join us on Saturday, June 22nd, 2024 @ 4:00 for the annual Guns’ n Hoses Softball Game!

Local law enforcement will team up against the fire department and volunteers for a fun filled evening of softball followed by the Pioneers Game at 6:00.

Tickets are $8.00 for both games.

T-shirts can be ordered for $20.00 by emailing geringfdpd@gmail.com or stopping at the Gering Police Department.

Firefighter Rescued From Tree

(LAGRANGE, Wyo.) — Mutual aid is an important thing, especially when there are unique situations. Here’s one we can laugh about and be thankful for.

From LaGrange Fire Department

A big thank you to Torrington Fire Department for bringing your ladder truck out today to rescue one of our firefighter and his coworker that were stuck approximately 40 feet up in a bucket truck while working his everyday job between calls.


Torrington Fire wrote back… “Neighbors helping neighbors! Tower 1 responded to La Grange this morning to aid in the rescue of 2 individuals from a man lift basket that had suffered a mechanical failure. We are thankful to have the capability to assist in this situation!”

Small Fire at St. Agnes

(SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb.) — Scanner insiders reported a small fire and submitted this photo just after 11 a.m. today.

“Small fire put out by staff.  Smoke in building at St. Agnes”, wrote a veteran scanner follower and local educator.

📸 Kenzey Kay for Panhandle Scanner

We will have more information if it becomes available. Please check our fb post’s comments for more.

Powerhouse Update

(SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb.) – On Saturday, scanner insiders noticed some activity at Powerhouse on Broadway. They noticed three fire trucks at Powerhouse with hoses going inside. We don’t know what happened.

At 6:20 pm Powerhouse posted : Unfortunately due to circumstances beyond our control we will be closing for the rest of the night. We are very sorry and were hoping to see everyone for dinner. We truly apologize for any inconvenience and will reopen tomorrow at 11am.

Banner County Haystack Fire

(BANNER COUNTY, Neb.) – At approximately 9 am Sunday, scanner traffic indicated a page to Darnall Feedlot in Banner County for hay bales on fire.

Banner County Vol. Fire & Rescue initially responded to a haystack fire Sunday.

Scottsbluff Rural Fire and Bridgeport Fire were called for mutual aid. Banner County Fire also thanked the owners of the hay for helping get it under control before it spread. With their help the fire was contained.

Flammable Liquid Safety

From Nebraska Firefighters Museum

Fire Prevention Friday

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) reports that flammable liquids were the leading cause of an average of 43,620 home structural fires from 2007 to 2011. These fires caused 2559 civilian injuries and nearly 200 deaths.

Proper storage of flammable liquids can help reduce the danger and potential loss of life and property.

Whatever flammable liquids you store at home, safety starts with awareness.

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Good Samaritan Firefighter

(NORTH PLATTE, Neb.) — A North Platte woman was on her way home from work when she spotted flames and instantly sprung into action.

By Midwest Media by Melanie

I know all too well what it feels like to discover a fire. Kayla Dockery of North Platte felt those same emotions when she spotted a fire while leaving work to go home Saturday in North Platte.

She says she ran in and grabbed her boss and coworker to help. They tried to bang on the apartment door to let people know to get out.

She explains she was on the phone with 911, her boss banging on doors, and her coworker trying to put flames out with a small fire extinguisher.

“A Good Samaritan stopped and helped us with his fire extinguisher. We put flames out, but it struck back up shortly before the fire department arrived. From what we could see, it was a couch outside. I’m blessed I was in the right place at the right time to call and help,” said Kayla.

Thank you, Kayla, for sharing these pictures. Thank you for doing what you could to help!

Prodigy EMS Podcast

Want to learn about paramedic educational program resources? Prodigy EMS recently talked to Michael Kaduce and National Registry Fellow Jonathan Powell on the EMS Educator Podcast.

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