University of Nebraska requests 3.5% increase; Gov. Jim Pillen proposed a $14 million cut
While the governor has proposed a $14 million cut to the University of Nebraska's state funding in the next two-year budget, ...
Celebrated Biden-era EPA grants for Nebraska farmers frozen by Trump and then restored
The EPA's regional office says Nebraska recipients now can access nearly $370 million in greenhouse gas reductions grants the ...
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Nebraska lawmakers advance bill to shield minors from compulsive social media use
Nebraska lawmakers gave first-round approval Tuesday to a proposed law that would require social media companies to change ...
AG appeals dismissal of case against former History Nebraska director
As promised, the Nebraska Attorney General’s Office has appealed the dismissal of its case alleging that the former director ...
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen visits memorial for fallen state trooper Kyle McAcy
Gov. Jim Pillen joined the many Nebraskans who have paid tribute to fallen state trooper Kyle McAcy.
GOP-led states embrace DOGE’s return-to-office move for government workers
Several GOP-led states are in step with President Trump’s push to make government workers return to the office or forfeit ...
Nebraska state senators weigh child protections, First Amendment concerns in social media bill
Nebraska senators are set to continue discussions Wednesday on LB 504, a bill aimed at curbing compulsive social media use among children. The measure, introduced by Sen. Carolyn Bosn at the request ...
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AG's office appeals dismissal of ex-History Nebraska director's criminal case
Assistant Attorney General Sandra Allen filed a notice of appeal on Feb. 20, which was the final day to do it.
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NU researchers and fans lobby lawmakers to raise, not lower, state funding
After Jordyn Bader graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, her husband’s medical residency whisked the couple away ...
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Pillen visits cruiser of McAcy, state trooper who died in line of duty
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen and First Lady Suzanne Pillen pay their respects at the cruiser of fallen Nebraska State Patrol trooper Kyle McAcy in the Troop A Headquarters parking lot in Omaha.