Nebraska Supreme Court Ballot Order
Nebraska Supreme Court orders Lincoln to certify petitions for Nov. 3 ballot or justify refusal • Nebraska Examiner
The state Supreme Court could decide whether three proposed amendments to the Lincoln City Charter must go to Lincoln voters this November.
Zach Wendling
Lincoln city attorney: ‘No one is suggesting’ charter petitions won’t make ballot - in May
Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers has taken a lawsuit against the city of Lincoln to the state Supreme Court over three Good Government charter petitions.
Lancaster County election commissioner verifies third petition changing city elections
Gender-based Sports Restriction Reaches Ballot
Sex-based constitutional restriction on Nebraska K-12, collegiate sports qualifies for ballot • Nebraska Examiner
The Nebraska secretary of state confirmed the conservative-leaning group behind the constitutional measure has enough valid signatures.
Juan Salinas II
Sasse to Keynote Governor's Summit
Senator Ben Sasse to Keynote Governor’s Summit in September - Nebraska Department of Economic Development
Register for the 2026 Governor’s Summit at govsummit.nebraska.gov. Today, Governor Jim Pillen announced that Ben Sasse, who served Nebraska as a U.S. senator from 2015-2023, will headline the 2026 Governor’s Summit on September 29, 2026 in Kearney. “Ben Sasse is a model of courage in the face of adversity,” said Gov. Pillen. “He has served our state admirably, and he has […]
Brennan Hallock
Other Top Stories
Nebraska State Fair law enforcement leans on technology to boost safety - Central News Channel Nebraska
More than 300,000 people are expected to attend this year’s Nebraska State Fair, and law enforcement authorities are prepared to keep them all safe.
Michael Shively
Lancaster County to adopt $295M budget that won’t trigger ‘pink postcard’ hearing
The County Board next Tuesday is expected to adopt a $295 million budget that will guide the county from July 1 of this year to June 30 of 2027.
Peter Breen | Lincoln Journal Star
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