Leroy Triggs
Reporter
Hastings, Nebraska
Leroy Triggs III came to Nebraska to cover UNL sports with his previous employer and found a home reporting in Hastings.
Leroy is from a small-town Raceland, Louisiana. He studied journalism at Nicholls State University, graduating in the fall of 2019. Leroy fell in love with broadcast journalism during his internship at WAFB in Baton Rouge during the summer of 2019.
That experience helped him realize how creative and fun working in television can be. He had several years of writing experience covering sports throughout Southeast Louisiana, Northern California, and Nebraska.
He hopes to become a valuable and versatile member of the KSNB Local4 news team.
Jeffrey Adams was accused of beating his wife Angela Adams to death in February 2023.
A late-night dust explosion at KAAPA Partners Aurora, LLC prompted a multi-agency response Tuesday, according to officials.
Multiple firefighters responded to a fire early Saturday morning in east Grand Island.
23 flavors of Kool-Aid, food vendors, and countless activities are set to entertain one of the most popular yearly events in Hastings this weekend.
Both Austin Kelly and Lane Harris appeared before judges Wednesday in Hall County District Court.
One resident at Good Samaritan Village is celebrated an incredible milestone on Saturday: Anita Petersen turned 103 years-old.
ALS walk taking place this weekend in Grand Island. One Central Nebraskan shares his story about life with ALS.
Although it isn’t the official start of summer, it’s currently what medical professionals call the 100 Deadliest Days of Summer.
With Grand Comic Fest ending Tri-City Con has taken the mantle as the Comic Con festival in Grand Island.
Hastings Public Schools Superintendent Jeff Schneider response to the recent legislative book controversy
State Sen. Dave Murman is introducing LB 1092, which would require age verification to access porn websites.
University of Nebraska at Kearney is rebranding itself, and their new slogan will be 'Power of the Herd'. It captures the collaborative strength, unity and spirit that drives its success.
Nebraska Senator Pete Ricketts visited Central Nebraska during his 'Meet with Pete' event. The event made stops in Aurora and Holdrege.
The JBS meat-packing plant’s disposal of cow manure into Nebraska rivers has prompted the Hall County Board of Commissioners to find solutions.
The Nebraska State Fair shares how they book acts for the concert series and why we don't see big name acts performing at the State Fair.
Central Nebraska Regional Airport looks back at what 2023 brought and what's to come in 2024.
Conestoga Mall redevelopment is ahead of schedule and ready for the holiday season.
Kearney Archway held their fifth-annual Halloween Festival introducing new attractions for all ages.
Delta Kappa Gamma makes Christmas cards for veterans to show how much they're appreciated.
Grand Island host the Nebraska State Air Show and Fly-In for the first time in 30 years at Central Nebraska Regional Airport.
Temporary Casino expanding to south concourse entrance and will add more games, a sports lounge, and sport betting.
The Hastings Museum now has a familiar greeter outside the building. A crew from Icon Poly Studio of Gibbon delivered and set up the 6-foot Kool-Aid Man statue on Saturday.
The fire in Anselmo burned over 59 square miles in two days, and it took a number resources to put up the flame.
Hastings Senior High School Student Council held its second-annual craft show, donating all proceeds to Nebraska Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Crane season brings in visitors from all over the world to experience the second largest migration in the world, the Sandhill Crane migration
Farmers are once again seeing a familiar foe that can cause significant damage to their crops.
The Bovee Wildfire has affected many in North Central Nebraska including one couple that was forced to relocate their wedding. Jami Foster and Jared Denny will still have their wedding thanks to one of University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s hospitality class, Class for Advanced Events; choosing them as the couple students will plan and decorate a wedding for. The crew has been working overtime to finish the job.
The Fiesta Latina event was held on the fairgrounds, featuring dancing, a car show, and tasty beverages. The event is meant to help celebrate Hispanic cultures all across the globe.
For the second time in under 10 days, southern Nebraska felt an earthquake. It came around 7 a.m. waking up the residents of Superior and registering a 3.6 on the Richter Scale.
