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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#1099630

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#263097

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#7914

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Competency evaluation ordered for man involved in seven-county pursuit

4 days ago | norfolkneradio.com | Austin Svehla

A West Point man who allegedly led several law enforcement agencies on a pursuit spanning from O’Neill to Blair in February will undergo a competency evaluation.
New school finance commission approved with hopes for long-term Nebraska property tax reform

6 days ago | norfolkneradio.com | Zach Wendling

Nebraska lawmakers greenlit a long-term commission Friday to review how the state funds its K-12 schools, a step that could lead to future property tax relief after the latest efforts fell short this year. Legislative Bill 303, from State Sen. Jana Hughes of Seward and introduced at Gov. Jim Pillen’s request, passed 48-0.
No Wi-Fi, no problem: 8 family-friendly hike-in lodges for a digital detox

6 days ago | norfolkneradio.com | Amanda Luhn

Americans spend an average of 5 hours and 16 minutes per day on their phones. But there’s no cell service at Charit Creek Lodge in Tennessee, and that’s exactly the point. As more families seek meaningful connections away from screens, slow travel and digital detox vacations become the trend. Hike-in lodges combine both of those. They’re rustic, hard to reach and off the grid. For many families, that’s not a downside; it’s the draw.
Long sworn in as district court judge

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Austin Svehla

Northeast Nebraska’s Seventh Judicial District has its newest district court judge.
102-year-old honored for service during WWII

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Sheryl Schmeckpeper

Kathleen Briard, who is 102, received a recognition medal from Gov. Jim Pillen that honors her work as a field nurse at Hickam Field in Hawaii during World War II.
Wilmes, Creighton claim individual and team championships at state golf

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Pat Caveye

COLUMBUS - Within a span of 90 minutes, Calvin Wilmes and the rest of the Creighton boys golf team went from celebration to drama back to celebrating. After the Bulldogs wrapped up the program's first team title in state golf, Wilmes was set for a playoff with a chance to take the individual championship before weather caused a delay in play.
Area athletes wrap up final day of state golf competition

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Pat Caveye

The NSAA State boys golf championships wrapped up the second and final day of play yesterday with area athletes and teams vying for a spot on the medal stand. Starting in Class D, Creighton captured the team title for the first time in school history with a score of 683, winning by 17 strokes. Other area team finishes saw Neligh-Oakdale take 8th, Archangels Catholic 12th, and Bloomfield 15th.
Woman taken to hospital after 2-SUV accident

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Mike Unger

On Thursday morning, the Stanton County Sheriff’s office responded to and investigated a two-vehicle accident on Highway 24 between Stanton and Norfolk. According to Sheriff Mike Unger, an eastbound SUV had slowed to turn into a private drive and was struck from behind by another eastbound SUV whose driver attempted to swerve to miss the first SUV but struck the right rear end. An adult passenger in the first SUV was transported to Faith Regional by Norfolk Fire and Rescue.
Nebraska advances bill codifying legislative oversight role dealing with executive branch agencies

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Aaron Sanderford

The Nebraska Legislature inched Wednesday toward clarifying the legislative branch’s legal authority to provide oversight of how the executive branch spends the people’s money, including how it handles children and adults under state supervision. Lawmakers advanced Legislative Bill 298 by voice vote. The measure, sought by Speaker John Arch, would create a new Division of Legislative Oversight and a new Legislative Oversight Committee.
Laurel man convicted in quadruple murder may testify at wife’s trial

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Austin Svehla

The man convicted of killing four Laurel residents in August 2022 may testify in his wife’s defense at her upcoming trial.