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Veteran broadcaster Brian Hale provides Breaking News for the Panhandle of Nebraska and Eastern Wyoming based on Police Scanner Traffic, Eye-Witness Accounts and Scanner Insider Tips provided to Hale Multimedia via Panhandle Scanner. meet our sponsors

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  • Thursday March 12 2026 - Scanner News

    Thursday March 12 2026 - Scanner News
    Mar 12 2026

    We want to take a moment to congratulate Wyobraska Veterinary Services' Kodie Woodral and Dr. Danielle Becker!

    On October 27th they were driving down Highway 26 on the way to their next farm call when they came across a serious wreck. As they got closer they realized there were no emergency responders on seeing yet and instinct told them to stop and help. The patient was already purple in color and showing signs of shock.

    He had life threatening wounds and was bleeding heavily. They immediately placed a tourniquet to control the bleeding and stayed with him until EMS arrived. Once the regional EMS team got there they began working to stabilize the patient while also extracting him from the vehicle which took nearly 30 minutes. Because of the fast response and teamwork from everyone involved the patient went on to make a remarkable recovery.

    Recently Regional West EMS honored Danielle and Kodie with the Emergency Intervention Commendation Award recognizing individuals who provide meaningful care before EMS arrives. Kodie and Danielle said they were both very surprised and honored to learn that they were the first recipients of this award. They continued saying that they were honored to be in the right place at the right time. Sometimes helping just means stopping and doing what you can.

    Congratulations again to Danielle and Kodie of Wyobraska Veterinary Services.

    Speaking of first responders, Regional West ultrasound technologist Michaela Gasseling and AirLink Flight nurse Mickey Votruba recently attended a career fair hosted by Hemingford Public Schools. Over 400 students from six schools had a chance to visit with area employers and colleges.

    Panhandle Scanner News is a community driven news service. If you have information, please follow our page and send us any news that you might have.

    Be sure to visit PanhandleScanner.com for these stories and more!
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  • Wednesday March 11 2026 - Scanner News

    Wednesday March 11 2026 - Scanner News
    Mar 11 2026

    Yesterday around 10 a.m., a call came in for a semi who had struck a tree.

    North Platte, 468.

    36 on 26 go ahead.

    Can you being enroute to mile marker 8 on 26, 8 on 26, a semi took out a tree on the roadway, tried to keep going. RP stopped him. Now the cattle are trying to get out of his semi, he's got some damage.

    10-4, if you want to see if Scotts Bluff County can handle this cattle crossing at 36, I'll be enroute.

    10-4.

    We're going to have tree debris all over the roadway in the middle of Morrill.

    10-4, 11:09. (cst)

    Eastbound lanes of highway 26 were closed down while the Nebraska Department of Transportation cleared the roadway.

    On Monday at approximately 2:45 in the afternoon, the Scottsbluff Rural Fire Protection District was dispatched to assist in neighboring department with the pasture on fire.

    Early this morning around 3 a.m., a call came in for a person who had been run over.

    In Scottsbluff, 1722 East 20th Street, it'll be Route 26 Mart, for unknown injuries, looks like somebody ran over somebody.

    Law enforcement, officers on scene canceled the response and no further traffic was heard.

    To listen to scanner traffic, you can always visit PanhandleScanner.com and click on listen, or you can download any police scanner app from your favorite app store and look for Scott's Bluff County. Easiest way to follow though is just visit PanhandleScanner.com.

    And don't forget our public record every Monday through Friday when available. It's all on PanhandleScanner.com.
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  • Tuesday March 10 2026 - Scanner News

    Tuesday March 10 2026 - Scanner News
    Mar 10 2026
    Well, get ready for a cool down for the next couple of days before it warms up a little more, again on Thursday, and we're also expecting some high winds for the next several days. So be prepared for that. A former deputy and garden county pastor, Bruce Neal, has pled not guilty to charges of first-degree sexual assault, felony child abuse, and felony tampering with evidence, in a case out of Garden County. Last month, his attorneys filed for a motion to change that venue, which has been granted to Scotts Bluff County and will occur between June 10th and June 18th. Neal is accused of sexually assaulting a teen in the church's youth group and making unwanted contact with another. Find a link to this original story by KNEB on our News page at Panhandle Scanner, where you can also find our Look Who's Hiring section, as well as our free community calendar. On Saturday, March 7th, a Perkins County Sheriff's deputy was running traffic patrol in Highway 61, north of Grant. That's in southwest Nebraska. A southbound vehicle bearing Texas place was observed, traveling above the posted speed limit. A traffic stop was conducted and during the encounter, it was determined that the passenger, Felicia Orta, had a full extradition warrant for drugs and assault out of Bexar County, Texas. The warrant was confirmed, the driver was cited and released, and Ms. Orta was placed under arrest and given a ride to the Keith County Jail where she is awaiting extradition back to Texas. And don't forget our public record for more of those crime stories, published every Monday through Friday whenever available. That's all on PanhandleScanner.com or on Facebook by the same name. Photo : Wyoming Highway Patrol Drinking and driving is never a good idea. Drinking underage and driving just makes a bad situation worse. Several young people in Campbell County are lucky after walking away from a frightening crash. At approximately 8:20 p.m. on March 8th, troopers were dispatched to mile marker 84 on WY 59 for a three vehicle crash. Troopers found a Chevy Impala with four passengers was northbound when it went into the southbound lane to pass three vehicles in a no passing zone. While attempting to pass, the car was struck in an offset head-on fashion by a semi-truck. The collision caused the Impala to bounce back into the northbound lane where it was hit again by a northbound semi-truck. The crash took out the driver side wheel and panel along with the driver side door. Troopers discovered the vehicle was occupied by four teenagers. Troopers also discovered alcohol in the vehicle and that minors had been drinking alcohol. The driver of the vehicle, Trystin Smith, 18, of Gillette was arrested for DUI. He was also cited for Careless Driving, Driving Under Suspension (DUS), Minor in Possession of Alcohol, and for not wearing his seatbelt. Two juveniles who were in the car were taken to a local hospital for minor injuries and released. Safe driving starts outside the car with good decision making. This crash involved highway speeds, alcohol, and minors in possession of alcohol - and it could have been much, much worse than it was. The Wyoming Highway Patrol implores all drivers to never drink and drive and always buckle up. PLEASE DO NOT DRINK AND DRIVE - PERIOD.
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