Nemaha County, NE

Authorities on Friday arrested a 58-year-old Peru man accused of shooting his neighbor amid a dispute on Saturday, according to the Nebraska State Patrol. Guadalupe DeLaCruz turned himself into the Nemaha County Sheriff's Office early Friday morning, nearly a week after a shooting in the 1200 block of Sixth Street in Peru, the patrol said in a news release.

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – A man was arrested Friday after investigators determined that he shot his neighbor during an argument, the Nebraska State Patrol said. Last Saturday, deputies from the Nemaha County Sheriff’s Office went to a home in Peru on a report of a shooting. The sheriff’s office then requested help from the patrol.

PERU, Neb. –(News Release June 24)–One person has been arrested following an investigating into a shooting that occurred last weekend in Peru, Nebraska. Saturday evening, the Nemaha County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a shooting incident that occurred in the 1200 block of 6th street in Peru. After preliminary response, the Sheriff’s Office requested that the Nebraska State Patrol conduct an investigation into the incident.

The Nebraska State Patrol says in a statement that an arrest was made in connection to a shooting in Peru.

(Peru) -- A Nemaha County suspect faces a bevy of charges following an investigation into a shooting incident in Peru. The Nebraska State Patrol says 58-year-old Guadalupe DeLaCruz has been arrested in connection with a shooting incident that occurred in the 1200 block of 6th Street in Peru Saturday evening. Authorities say the patrol's investigation revealed that DeLaCruz entered 25-year-old Mark Dupre's property during a dispute between the two neighbors. The Patrol says during the altercation DeLaCruz discharged a handgun twice, striking Dupre once and missing another person. Dupre was taken to Bryan Health Center West Campus in Lincoln for non-life threating injuries and later released. The Patrol says children were also on the property at the time of the incident.

PERU, Neb. (WOWT) - The Nebraska State Patrol has made an arrest in a weekend shooting in southeast Nebraska. NSP told 6 News an arrest warrant was issued Thursday for Guadalupe DeLaCruz, 58, who turned himself in Friday for shooting a 25-year-old Saturday night. According to NSP, Saturday, June 18,...

One person has been arrested following an investigation into a shooting that occurred last weekend in Peru, Nebraska. Saturday evening, the Nemaha County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a shooting incident that occurred in the 1200 block of 6th street in Peru. After the preliminary response, the Sheriff’s Office requested that the Nebraska State Patrol conduct an investigation into the incident.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb. (NEBRASKA EXAMINER) -A cease-fire has been reached in a years-long fight between a farmer and a natural resources district over a hike-bike trail. The fight boils down to a disagreement over who should pay for fencing to separate the farmer’s land from the Steamboat Trace Trail. Otoe County farmer Bob Trail said he expected the Nemaha Natural Resources District to pay for the fence. NRD officials say they couldn’t do that for one farmer and not other landowners.

PERU, Neb. (WOWT) - The Nebraska State Patrol is working an investigation with the assistance of Nemaha County Sheriff’s after a man was shot during an altercation over the weekend. According to NSP, two neighbors got into a disagreement around 9 p.m. Saturday near the 1200 block of Sixth...

(KMAland) -- Without federal intervention, a new report warns, rural hospitals across the United States, including many in Nebraska, could be forced to reduce services or even close their doors after pandemic relief funds expire. Nemaha County Hospital chief executive Marty Fattig said ending across-the-board federal spending cuts, known as...

A new report warns that without federal intervention, rural hospitals across the U.S. including many in Nebraska, could be forced to reduce services or even close their doors after pandemic relief funds expire. Nemaha County Hospital CEO Marty Fattig says ending across-the-board federal spending cuts, known as sequestration, would be...