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Bitter Cold Temps Sticking Around

Bitter Cold Temps Sticking Around

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

The bitterly cold weather we've become all too familiar with recently remains in place. And while we de break out of this arctic air eventually, it'll take some time. This evening, skies are mostly sunny to partly cloudy, at least giving us some sunshine/clearings to end the cold day. Temperatures will slowly fall back into [...]See the Story

Jose Ruiz resigns as Kimball police chief; interim chief appointed

Kimball · Kimball

Jose Ruiz resigns as Kimball police chief; interim chief appointed

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The Kimball City Council accepted the resignation of its police chief during a meeting on Tuesday and named a new interim police chief.See the Story

Kimball Chief of Police Transfers to Sidney

Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney

Kimball Chief of Police Transfers to Sidney

SIDNEY- Kimball's Chief of Police, Jose Ruiz, transferred to work as a Lieutenant and operations commander in Sidney's police force and is scheduled to hit the streets on February 2, but is already working through the onboarding procedures and training. Ruiz's experience as a police officer began in 2006 in Cheyenne, WY, where he started his first patrol position. Ruiz said he...See the Story

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