Nebraska lawmakers could approve the $9.7 billion, two-year state budget yet this week, although Omaha Sen. Machaela Cavanaugh has threatened …
Public servants have a "special obligation" to implement the law "without regard to political preference, personal bias or administrative expe…
"Nebraska is declining their request because we are reserving our resources for serving our kids," the governor said. "I do not want our kids …
The move comes after six cases in the U.S. of serious blood clots in women who received the vaccine.
Legislation would allow drivers who are stopped for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or other drugs to continue …
Cody Morris told of how his family have developed chronic sinus infections after moving to Mead a few years ago, never having experienced them…
Some 237 Nebraskans have contracted new strains of the virus.
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Gov. Pete Ricketts holds a news conference Monday on the state's coronavirus response.
Immigrants seek reform legislation with the election of President Joe Biden. "Immigrant families live in uncertainty," Katherine Lopez of Colu…
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"I oppose the so-called red flag laws endorsed by the president because they would violate the due process rights of gun owners," Gov. Pete Ri…
The entry of Dave Heineman would shake up the Republican race for governor, which has already generated interest from three others.
"This designation poses the risk of federal overreach in our communities," the governor says.
Pillen expressed strong support for gun rights, law enforcement, pro-life protections and a "demand (for) order on the southern border."
Lawmakers advanced a bill Tuesday that would add family caregiving to the list of “good cause” reasons for leaving a job.
The governor said the Democratic president is aggressively pursuing "a far-left agenda" that would institute federal takeover of state electio…
Nebraska has $158 million available to help pay rent and utilities for residents affected by the pandemic. So far though, the state has only r…
The state had a simple goal for the Coronavirus Relief Fund: "We wanted to make sure we could get as much money to as many entities as we could.”
The sharp drop in COVID-19 cases in nursing homes is now not only saving lives, it’s helping residents reconnect with the loved ones they’ve b…
"Life is as rich as you let it be," Sen. Tom Brewer of Gordon says.
Should someone who didn't speak favorably about a COVID-19 mask mandate be on the State Board of Health? That question prompted a long debate …
Nebraska's senior senator removes her name from consideration for the 2022 race.
“This concept violates two central tenets of the American system: freedom of movement and health care privacy,” Ricketts said.
Montana Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte signed a bill Wednesday banning sanctuary cities in the state, despite the fact that Montana does not c…
A proposal for a new consumption tax to replace state corporate, income and property taxes also cleared the Revenue Committee and was sent to …
Gov. Pete Ricketts holds a news conference Wednesday on the state's coronavirus response.
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