A Lincoln commission wants at least 4% more per-pupil aid, but commissioners still disagree on how much the state should pay.

Producers near Herman pressed Ricketts and Thune on input costs and immigration as early voting is underway in Nebraska.

Nebraska's newest parties qualified with paid circulators from multiple states, but neither had filed a state disclosure report by the Oct. 5 deadline.

Just 116 overseas voters are registered statewide under the law, with one of the 30 registered in Lancaster County casting a ballot in the May 12 primary.

Curt Safranek wants records on his autistic son's Medicaid waiver cuts — DHHS says that will take until 2076 and nearly $1 million.

The 275,000-square-foot campus would replace Omaha's 1970 police headquarters, which is regularly tested for asbestos.

Eric Underwood wants a $50,000 teacher salary floor and a gas tax cap on Nebraska's 2028 ballot — split into 15 petitions to dodge a constitutional trap.

The Iowa town reversed course on a moratorium and let Google fund its own impact studies, capped at $150,000.

Crofton's 98 mph storm damage triggered fast-track federal relief under a brand-new disaster law.

A Lincoln man who served nine years for DUI manslaughter now teaches in prisons — and says the findings match what he sees daily.

Raymond grower MahāMotā is weeks from harvest, but Nebraska still has no licensed testing labs, manufacturers, or transporters to move the crop to patients.

Incumbent Rusty Hike touts a fully staffed police force while challenger Kevin Pflager wants eight-year mayoral terms.

A failed 2012 bid returns to the ballot, with Omaha lawmakers split on whether more years in office means more power or less accountability.