The Omaha-area Republican says a rough midterm night should spark an internal debate over Trump-era tariffs and the party's direction.

A Lincoln man's case over a state assessment tool that slashed his Medicaid budget can proceed, a Lancaster County judge ruled.

One Douglas County voter says ChatGPT's rundown matched his own research — but he still checks candidates' pasts himself.

Cruz rallied a Council Bluffs bowling alley crowd for Hinson days before Iowa's toss-up Senate vote.

Nearly 3,700 Pottawattamie County Democrats and 3,500 Republicans had cast ballots by Wednesday, with federal monitors due statewide.

Early voting is already underway in the Lincoln race to replace retiring Regent Tim Clare on the University of Nebraska board.

A 77-year-old Omaha retiree trades yardwork for rent credits as roughly a quarter of Midwest households say they can't cover every bill.

A 90-year-old north Omaha woman gave up cable and bought a space heater to cope. Voters say energy costs now rank among their top worries.

Early Omaha voters cite locker rooms, cost of living and fairness as the ballot measure heads to a Nov. 3 vote.

Hakeem Jeffries called Nebraska's 2nd District one of the country's most important races, with a few dozen supporters turning out in North Omaha.

Southeast Community College is building a 20,000-square-foot training hub next to York High School, backed by nearly $4 million in local donations.

Renie Anderson, the NFL's chief revenue officer, headlined Creighton's student-run business symposium with lessons on self-awareness and growth.

With early voting underway, Mike Flood says his Democratic rival still owns a Washington home while Chris Backemeyer insists Lincoln is where his family lives.