Papa B’s Keno and Grill, a beloved Blue Springs staple for 60 years, is getting national spotlight as America’s Best Restaurants rolls into town—highlighting their viral “HotDish” campaign with over 15K followers and 10K+ listens. This feature isn’t just about the food—it’s a celebration of community, legacy, and the people behind the grill, with behind-the-scenes access and media coverage to come. Located at 288 W Main St, it’s your chance to witness local flavor go viral.

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A high-stakes Nebraska Senate ballot battle erupts as William Forbes sues the Democratic Party to force a replacement for dropped candidate Cindy Burbank, claiming state law mandates it. The Attorney General steps in, raising constitutional questions, while Democrats counter that the law only applies if the party chooses to replace a nominee—not that they’re forced to. The drama intensifies as Burbank’s withdrawal coincides with another candidate’s signature validation, sparking accusations she was placed there to aid him—and Forbes himself is accused of helping the incumbent Republican. Both campaigns deny any ties, but the legal fight is heating up, with potential implications for how ballot vacancies are handled under state law.

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A 71-year-old woman in Gering faces serious animal neglect charges after authorities discovered over 40 cats and dogs on her property—far exceeding the legal limit. Officers, granted a warrant after initial resistance, found the home filthy, with eleven dogs, eight of which were euthanized due to severe illness. Three others were surrendered, and basic pet supplies like food and water were scarce. The case underscores the devastating consequences of neglect, while the community rallies to donate supplies. Her bond was set at $10,000, and she’s scheduled for arraignment—a sobering reminder of pet ownership responsibilities.

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West Nile virus has been detected in Scotts Bluff and Morrill counties — the first confirmed cases this season. Mosquitoes are actively spreading the virus, so take precautions: use DEET repellent, wear long sleeves during peak hours, fix screens, and eliminate standing water. Most won’t feel a thing, but for some, it can lead to serious illness — don’t wait until it’s too late.

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A man in Omaha is facing life in prison after being convicted of first-degree murder for killing a 20-year-old woman in 2022 — allegedly as part of a botched $200 robbery that spiraled into violence. Found shot multiple times in her apartment, the victim’s death triggered a swift arrest and extradition. Prosecutors argued he tried to cover up his involvement in a deadly drug deal, while the defense denied responsibility. The verdict brings closure for the victim’s family, though no amount of justice can ease their loss. For the prosecutor, it’s a win for accountability — a chilling reminder of how quickly crime can turn fatal.

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A heartbreaking crash in Norfolk claims one life and leaves another critically injured after an 85-year-old driver struck two pedestrians in a crosswalk. The victims, both elderly, were already in the crosswalk when hit. The driver, also 85, was hospitalized but released; alcohol wasn’t involved. He’s been cited for failing to yield. Authorities are still investigating, but this tragic incident serves as a sobering reminder: pedestrians always have the right of way — and drivers must stay vigilant at every intersection.

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Sixty-three-year-old Liz Wills-OGilvie, a veteran food insecurity advocate and director of a food bank, is fasting for 15 days to force Governor Maura Healey’s hand on SNAP funding—her own hunger protest spotlighting how millions in Massachusetts are forced to choose between food and rent as state aid shrinks. With over 3.1 million SNAP applicants in MA alone in 2022—and nationwide demand soaring—her sacrifice isn’t just personal; it’s a rallying cry for urgent policy change. Despite past conversations with the governor, Wills-O’Gilvie insists concrete action is needed now to ensure no one goes hungry.

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Eighty-one-year-old Sister Margaret Buchta crushed it in the one-mile power walk, earning first place in her age group and proving age is just a number—especially when you’re training by walking hills and keeping up with high school students. Her brother, Deacon Bill Buchta, nicknamed “the flying nun,” joined her in spirit and action, competing in shot put, javelin, discus, softball throw, and even trying cornhole for the first time. The Buchta family’s love of competition runs deep—four siblings raced together last year, and this year Bill’s taking on multiple events, all thanks to his brother’s early encouragement. Meanwhile, 80-year-old Thomas Bisbee, the oldest powerlifter at the event, lifted weights alongside his daughter, reminding everyone that staying active is key: “if you don’t use it, it’s gone.” The Nebraska Senior Games aren’t about medals—they’re about fun, fitness, and family, with over 600 athletes from 21 states celebrating that competition never gets old.

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