"Apparently, those we elected to represent us in Lincoln prefer the accomplish-nothing model of partisan politics that rules in Washington, rather than the governance vision Norris had for our state." ...
‘Not what was intended’: $2M in tax dollars vanishes as massive development project stalls in Gretna
Meantime, Gretna voters appeared to offer a signal of – albeit marginal – support for city control in a special election ...
If every state adopted Nebraska’s unique system of awarding its Electoral College votes for president — which provides one ...
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen said the state is “extraordinarily strong” when outlining his vision during the 2025 State of ...
Banning students’ use of cellphones during the school day has been rapidly gaining bipartisan ground in the states—at least ...
enCourage Advocacy Center spreads awareness to human trafficking by joining a nationwide effort on Wednesday. Nebraska ...
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen said the state is “extraordinarily strong” when outlining his vision during the 2025 State of the State Address on Wednesday. Crews could be seen working on tearing down ...
A new report highlights the latest gambling tax revenue figures, with Lincoln benefiting from a late-year boost fueled by ...
University of Nebraska President Jeff Gold on Wednesday spoke out against some $25 million in annual budget cuts Gov. Jim ...
Gov. Jim Pillen presented his first answers Wednesday to a projected two-year $432 million budget shortfall that key Nebraska ...
Gov. Jim Pillen touts his "second shot at life" and efforts to shrink state spending in his annual State of the State speech.
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