On today's episode of Knight's Weekly, Paxton sat down with Jeff Thurman, Head Coach of the North Platte Community College Women's Basketball team, to discuss a strong end to the season and how they are looking to bring that into postseason play with their first game on the road.

On today's episode of Knight's Weekly, Paxton sat down with Jacob Brandl, Head Coach of the North Platte Community College Men's Basketball team, to talk about the team's end-of-regular-season games and how a strong ending could bring positives to the postseason.

Lincoln County Commissioners Chair Kent Weems joins Allison Peck to recap the last 30 days: legislative items the county weighed in on, the completed vacation of Vieyra Avenue, the required one-and-six road plan, early budget pressure, insurance changes that could save money, equipment updates for the noxious weed department, support for the county dive team, and renewal of the county workplace wellness plan.

On today's episode of Knight's Weekly, Paxton sat down with Jacob Brandl, Head Coach of the North Platte Community College Men's Basketball team, to talk about the team's most recent win and how he thinks it will help propel the team back in the right direction.

Lincoln’s own The Wildwoods are gaining national attention with their album Dear Meadowlark — a tribute to Nebraska and the land that raised them. Chloe Gose joins Allison Peck to talk about touring internationally, playing NPR’s Mountain Stage, writing music with her husband and best friend, and why coming home to perform in Nebraska still means the most.

The Wildwoods perform March 14 at Pal’s Brewing Company in North Platte.

The Polar Plunge is returning to North Platte on March 7.

Sergeant Nate Veal with the Nebraska State Patrol joins Allison Peck to discuss the Law Enforcement Torch Run partnership with Special Olympics Nebraska, how the event supports 7,600 athletes statewide, and how residents can participate or donate.

Registration information is available at sone.org.

When Joey traveled to Mexico to celebrate his grandmother’s 103rd birthday, he expected a weekend of family and celebration. Instead, he found himself under shelter-in-place orders after the reported killing of a major cartel leader sparked violence, burning roadblocks, and blocked highways across parts of the country.

In this exclusive interview, Joey describes attempting a midnight drive to the airport, encountering flaming semitrailers blocking the highway, hearing gunshots, and watching an entire town fall silent overnight.

While resort visitors may be experiencing limited disruptions, Joey is staying with local family members in a smaller community — offering a firsthand perspective few outside the region are hearing.

This is his story, in his own words.

North Platte Mayor Brandon A. Kelliher joins Allison Peck to recap a short City Council meeting, including a road-maintenance equipment purchase and a plan to buy and clear a dilapidated property using state grant funds. Kelliher also discusses the importance of voter turnout heading into 2026, key election dates and why residents should take time to learn about candidates and local issues.

Jeff Smelter with Mid-Plains Community College joins Allison Peck to talk about a wide variety of upcoming community education opportunities. From a four-week quilting class and breathwork sessions to retirement planning workshops, hunter education and the annual Summer Launchpad youth event, there’s something for all ages. Plus, details on upcoming CDL truck driving classes. Listen for dates, costs and registration information.

Mid-Plains Community College President Ryan Purdy and Marketing and Public Relations Director Daniel Stinman recap the latest Board of Governors meeting. They discuss the ribbon cutting for the new state-of-the-art electrical technology building on the North Platte campus, upcoming facility upgrades, tuition and housing rate adjustments for 2026-27, and more than $1 million in available scholarships. The next board meeting is set for March 18.