A super PAC supporting independent Senate candidate Dan Osborn reported spending $8.9 million for advertising targeting Republican U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts ahead of the the Nov. 3 election.
- ANNA KLEIBER Lincoln Journal Star
Tax revenue is running ahead of forecasts in Nebraska. Meanwhile, state agencies are proposing facility closures and program cuts to help balance the budget.
- Josh Reyes World-Herald Bureau
Denise Powell and Brinker Harding met for their second debate of the election cycle, discussing more charged issues than in their initial meeting.
- ANNA KLEIBER Lincoln Journal Star
Nebraska has seen a 25% drop in SNAP enrollment since October 2025. Advocates say burdensome verification requirements are leaving eligible residents without food assistance.
Omaha World-Herald managing editor Aaron Sanderford breaks down the 2nd Congressional District debate between Brinker Harding and Denise Powell.
- Nikos Frazier World-Herald Photo/Video Editor
Take a look inside Nebraska Public Media's on Hull Studio as Republican Brinker Harding and Democrat Denise Powell debate ahead of the 2026 election to represent Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District.
- ANNA KLEIBER Lincoln Journal Star
Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers sued OpenAI, alleging the company has been misleading the public by marketing ChatGPT as safe for minors and has violated consumer protection laws.
Republican candidate Brinker Harding and Democratic candidate Denise Powell face off in a debate for Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District.
See photos of Donald Trump's past Nebraska and Omaha-area visits to campaign for himself and local Republicans. Trump will visit Grand Island on Monday.
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The Disability Alliance of Nebraska has called on Gov. Jim Pillen to replace two top health and human services officials.
Former Ohio Gov. John Kasich spoke of faith, leadership and politics at Tri-Faith Initiative's 20th anniversary celebration Tuesday.
Former Ohio Gov. John Kasich on Omaha's Tri-Faith Initiative
GOTHENBURG — Domestic violence does not always leave a visible injury. At Gothenburg Health’s October Coffee and Chat, representatives of Lexington-based Sheltering Hands discussed the ways abuse can take hold and the support available to people experiencing it.
Halloween is a tradition that dates back centuries, with roots in paganism and Christianity.
LEXINGTON — At the October meeting, the Dawson Public Power District Board of Directors approved a Wildfire Mitigation Plan, reviewed August financial performance, and discussed preliminary projections for the 2027 budget.
LEXINGTON — In support of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Mary Kay Ash Foundation announced Oct. 15, it is awarding over $1 million in grants to 51 domestic violence shelters across the country.
On Wednesday, Fiserv debuted its third global incident command center — this one in Omaha — to guard against technological mishaps.
The Lincoln Community Playhouse is bringing the glitz and glamour of the 1920s New York elites to the stage with "The Great Gatsby."
Last year, children received care in such states as Massachusetts, Alabama and Virginia that local facilities either can’t or won’t provide. For kids, these separations can be jarring.
Missed Banana Ball in Lincoln? You'll get another chance in 2027 when the baseball spectacle heads to Omaha for two games.
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A Lexington man was sentenced to 30-45 years in prison Monday in Dawson County District Court.
LEXINGTON — On Sept. 14, Gov. Jim Pillen, Lt. Gov. Joe Kelly, and Attorney General Mike Hilgers praised the Nebraska State Patrol following two high-profile criminal interdiction cases this month.
A Dawson County man has been convicted by a jury of first-degree sexual assault of a child and could face up to life in prison.
A super PAC supporting independent Senate candidate Dan Osborn reported spending $8.9 million for advertising targeting Republican U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts ahead of the the Nov. 3 election.
Tax revenue is running ahead of forecasts in Nebraska. Meanwhile, state agencies are proposing facility closures and program cuts to help balance the budget.
Denise Powell and Brinker Harding met for their second debate of the election cycle, discussing more charged issues than in their initial meeting.
Nebraska has seen a 25% drop in SNAP enrollment since October 2025. Advocates say burdensome verification requirements are leaving eligible residents without food assistance.
