A completed police investigation into a state no-bid contract leads today's brief, alongside shifting outside spending in Nebraska's House races, corn growers' questions about
A leadership change at Omaha's public power district leads today's brief, alongside the local approvals still needed for a federally backed ammonia plant, the UNL chancellor
A federal disaster request for southeast Nebraska flooding leads today's brief, alongside Omaha's approval of a downtown stadium deal, a rail merger debate in the Senate
With one week until Election Day, new reporting traces the money behind Lincoln's charter amendments, while ratings shifts and a closely watched Sarpy County legislative race sharpen attention
Limited power capacity for large new customers in the Omaha area leads today's brief, alongside Dan Osborn's cross-partisan town hall, a lawsuit against the governor&
A federal fertilizer investment announced during Vice President JD Vance's North Platte rally leads today's brief, alongside a Supreme Court fee ruling against Lincoln, a sales
Legislative oversight of Omaha's $235 million recovery grants leads today's brief, alongside the Omaha-area races that will decide the Legislature's Republican supermajority and
School funding recommendations bound for the Legislature lead today's brief, alongside Omaha's stadium financing hearing, the state auditor's scrutiny of a retirement agency and
Fuel supply strains prompted an emergency order from Gov. Jim Pillen, while a federal judicial nomination, a $6 million Google energy-assistance commitment, and medical cannabis delays round out today&
The Nebraska Supreme Court resolved two election disputes Friday, keeping Initiative 442 on the ballot and upholding the overseas voter law, as national campaigns schedule another high-profile visit two
September tax receipts came in close to forecast two weeks before Nebraska's economic forecasters reset revenue projections, while Gov. Pillen launched a review of rural emergency communications and
Federal energy and export officials came to southeast Nebraska to back a $2 billion critical minerals mine, while 2nd District candidates met in their second debate and Lincoln's
