Bayley Bischof

1 month ago | 1011now.com | Bayley Bischof

MILFORD, Neb. (KOLN) - A 12-year-old child is recovering from a gunshot wound after a handgun was fired in a Milford home on Tuesday, according to the Seward County Attorney. Milford Police were called to a home around 5:01 p.m. on the report of a child who’d been shot. In an email from Milford Public School Superintendent Mitch Kubicek to parents, he said three Milford Elementary students were together at the home when the firearm went off.

1 month ago | ksnblocal4.com | Bayley Bischof

MILFORD, Neb. (KOLN) - A 12-year-old child is recovering from a gunshot wound after a handgun was fired in a Milford home on Tuesday, according to the Seward County Attorney. Milford Police were called to a home around 5:01 p.m. on the report of a child who’d been shot. In an email from Milford Public School Superintendent Mitch Kubicek to parents, he said three Milford Elementary students were together at the home when the firearm went off.

1 month ago | 1011now.com | Bayley Bischof

MILFORD, Neb. (KOLN) - An elementary student is recovering from a gunshot wound after a gun was fired in a Milford home, according to an email from Milford Public School Superintendent Mitch Kubicek. The email, sent to parents Tuesday night, said three Milford Elementary students were together at a home when a firearm went off. The student is in stable condition and expected to make a full recovery, Kubicek wrote. The school district said its role is to support the affected students and families.

1 month ago | knopnews2.com | Bayley Bischof

MILFORD, Neb. (KOLN) - An elementary student is recovering from a gunshot wound after a gun was fired in a Milford home, according to an email from Milford Public School Superintendent Mitch Kubicek. The email, sent to parents Tuesday night, said three Milford Elementary students were together at a home when a firearm went off. The student is in stable condition and expected to make a full recovery, Kubicek wrote. The school district said its role is to support the affected students and families.

1 month ago | 1011now.com | Bayley Bischof

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - With a filibuster and a forced vote, Lincoln Senator Jane Raybould’s efforts to change the voter approved minimum wage laws advanced one step closer to becoming law Wednesday. An amended version of LB 258 was passed with 33 votes. The bill caps the annual increase to Nebraska’s minimum wage to 1.75% starting in January 2026. The original proposal capped the increase at 1.5%. The ballot initiative passed by voters in 2022 increased the minimum wage to $15.