- Juan Salinas II Nebraska Examiner
Austin Ahlman, a nonpartisan in Nebraska’s 1st Congressional District race, says he has enough signatures to join the November ballot by petition.
- ANNA KLEIBER Lincoln Journal Star
"From my perspective, everybody wants an efficient government. I hope every Nebraskan shares in that. But efficiency doesn't mean cutting."
- Aaron Sanderford World-Herald Managing Editor
Every female GOP Nebraska state senator signed a letter urging Dan Osborn to drop consultants tied to Maine's Graham Platner.
- SUSIE BOVAIRD Lincoln Journal Star
The Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution held a public reading of the Declaration of Independence at the State Capitol commemorating the document's first reading in 250 years ago.
- Josh Reyes World-Herald Bureau
Gov. Jim Pillen wants more cuts from state agencies after two years of Nebraska lawmakers addressing massive budget gaps. They expect another in 2027.
- ANNA KLEIBER Lincoln Journal Star
Gov. Jim Pillen issued a memo Wednesday directing state agencies, boards and commissions to reduce state spending to help close the gap in state revenue.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau previously ordered Cash App to pay up to $120 million back to customers affected by fraud or who did not receive adequate customer support.
Republican Rep. Mike Flood said the bipartisan housing reform bill passed by Congress is likely to become law this week, despite President Donald Trump's refusal to sign it.
Republican U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts says Dan Osborne and Graham Platner are hiding their backgrounds and beliefs following another round of allegations against Platner.
One licensed medical cannabis cultivator north of Omaha is feeling growing pains as his county has forced him to halt work on his farm.
Roughly 200 Nebraskans attended Republican Rep. Mike Flood's town hall in Bellevue on Tuesday.
Rep. Mike Flood hosted a town hall in Bellevue on Tuesday night. See photos here.
Nebraska nonpartisan U.S. Senate candidate Dan Osborn helped a firm interested in working-class candidates for Congress recruit Maine Democratic nominee Graham Platner, a former staffer said on a recording.
Sumner Saddle Club's 75th annual rodeo topped off the town's annual Fourth of July celebration. There were old cars, a street dance, music, cow pie bingo and, of course, fireworks.
It was a hot afternoon and evening on July Fourth, but that didn't stop people from celebrating the 250th anniversary of the nation's independence.
Check out images from Buffalo County's America 250 celebration Saturday.
Nebraska Wesleyan alum Taryn Smith, the first American woman to race solo in the World's Toughest Row — 3,000 miles across the Atlantic — kicked off the games Thursday night.
Our last letters have revolved around more events and activities than I was counting on this summer. That's OK, but today we'll slow down and take a normal day.
The Grand Island Public Schools will partner with a national nonprofit educational research group to help it choose a new language arts curriculum for sixth through 12th grades.
Edgar Torres, a government and politics teacher in Lincoln, will study the Constitution for a month at Georgetown University thanks to the James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation.
The Senate will return Monday for a four-week work period with one of the most influential voices — Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., — still absent with undisclosed health problems.
Trump said he was withholding his signature "in PROTEST over the fact that the United States Senate is not capable of passing THE SAVE AMERICA ACT."
Trump signed an executive order last year calling for the removal of "anti-American ideology" from the Smithsonian.
She inspired generations of pilots and astronauts through her trailblazing work as a member of NASA’s “Women in Space Program” in the 1960s.
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A grant from the Nebraska Office of Highway Safety is helping KPD to increase staffing during the celebration, Capt. Kevin Thompson said.
In one case, YRTC staff knew of sex abuse allegations as early as spring 2025. The alleged teen victim was kept in isolation with no therapy for six months.
Austin Ahlman, a nonpartisan in Nebraska’s 1st Congressional District race, says he has enough signatures to join the November ballot by petition.
"From my perspective, everybody wants an efficient government. I hope every Nebraskan shares in that. But efficiency doesn't mean cutting."
The Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution held a public reading of the Declaration of Independence at the State Capitol commemorating the document's first reading in 250 years ago.