KQKX-FM (Norfolk, NE)

KQKX (106.7 FM) is a radio station that plays Country music. It is based in Norfolk, Nebraska, and operates with a powerful signal of 100,000 watts. This allows KQKX to cover a wide area, serving all of northeastern Nebraska. The station's reach extends south along the I-80 corridor, west toward Ord, Nebraska, and east along the Missouri River valley, while also reaching into parts of southeast South Dakota to the north.

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Staff vacancies, student teacher pay reductions among $876,000 in budget cuts at NPS

1 day ago | norfolkneradio.com | Nejla Muminovic

Norfolk Public Schools has approved a slate of cuts next school year in an effort to narrow a projected budget deficit.
Lindsay votes for 1.5% sales tax

6 days ago | norfolkneradio.com | Patrick Murphy

Lindsay voters narrowly approved a 1.5% sales tax Tuesday in a special mail-in election. Platte County election commissioner Eryn Roberts said unofficial results show 49 voted for the sales tax and 46 voted against it.
Crews combing Missouri River for 3 missing Omaha students postpone search as storm clouds menace

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Dan Crisler

Search efforts expanded farther downstream Thursday for two missing Omaha teens and a child who were swept away in the Missouri River on Tuesday. The Omaha World-Herald reports members of the families of Lah Ktray Moo and Laiana Green, both 18; and Eh Cress Moo, age 11, gathered at N.P. Dodge Park Thursday as the search effort continued. As storm clouds menaced late Thursday afternoon, vessels and divers started to come off the water with plans to resume the search Friday morning.
Search for 3 Omahans missing in Missouri River enters third day

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Dan Crisler

The search continued Thursday morning for two missing Omaha teens and one child who were swept away in the Missouri River Tuesday evening. The Omaha World-Herald reports Lah Ktray Moo and Laiana Green, both 18, and Eh Cress Moo, age 11, went missing around 6 p.m. Tuesday from the park, where they had been fishing. A 13-year-old girl was able to get out of the water. First responders were called to the park after someone saw the three struggling in the swift moving river.
Judge dismisses convicted killer’s motion for postconviction relief

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Austin Svehla

The former Norfolk man serving life in prison for the July 2020 murder of Hailey Christiansen will not have his request for postconviction relief considered by a judge.
Nebraska ‘Birding Bowl’ seeks birdwatchers to document sightings

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Paul Hammel

Birdwatchers: reach for your binoculars!The annual “Birding Bowl,” sponsored by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, will soon begin. The Nebraska Birding Bowl runs from May 1-May 31. The friendly and free competition requires individuals or teams to document bird sightings during the month of May and report them to the website https://ebird.org/home. At the conclusion of the Birding Bowl in May, a drawing will be held for prizes of up to $1,000 or new binoculars.
Norfolk Public Schools advances two finalists for interim superintendent post

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Nejla Muminovic

At its meeting on Monday, Norfolk Public Schools’ Board of Education voted unanimously to interview two candidates for the role of interim superintendent. The board is withholding their names pending candidate notification. The board will interview the finalists at its next meeting on Monday, April 28, starting at approximately 12:15 p.m.https://norfolkdailynews.com/news/norfolk-public-schools-advances-two-finalists-for-interim-superintendent-post/article_68fa878b-767b-401b-99df-b2bd17d68612.html
Panthers drop fifth straight, fall to Knights in walk-off fashion

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Pat Caveye

LINCOLN - The Norfolk baseball team looked to snap a four-game skid when they battled Lincoln Southeast on the road. The Panthers held a 4-2 lead heading to the bottom of the seventh inning before the Knights produced two runs to tie, sending the game to extras. After a scoreless eighth, Lincoln Southeast was able to produce a walk-off run in the ninth as they defeated Norfolk 5-4.
Committee searches for ways to generate more revenue

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Paul Hughes

The Nebraska State Legislature’s long session is two-thirds complete and the Revenue Committee is continuing its work on a property-tax relief package that its members hope will be debated in the coming days. The state is facing a budget deficit of $289 million based on the latest forecast of the Nebraska Economic Advisory Forecasting Board. State Sen. Barry DeKay of Niobrara said the state needs new revenue to be raised in order to ensure the budget is balanced.
Flood: next phase of reconciliation will be hardest

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Paul Hughes

Both the House and Senate have passed their respective versions of the budget but the next phase, reconciliation, will be the most difficult. That’s according to Rep. Mike Flood (R-Neb.), who said it’s especially hard because the slim Republican majorities in the House and Senate. "I think there's more of an appetite to cut spending in the House than there is in the Senate," Flood said.