A federal appeals court on Wednesday effectively overturned a judge’s ruling that would have altered the signature-gathering requirements to get a medical marijuana measure on the Nebraska ballot.
After reporting the first possible case of monkeypox in Douglas County about a week ago, the Douglas County Health Department reports a second case Tuesday afternoon.
Hundreds of Lincoln people spent hours Monday holding up signs outside the Capitol sharing messages that read “My Body, My Choice” and “Stars and Stripes and Reproductive Rights.”
According to a new report by Professor Pierce Greenberg at Creighton University, more than 7,400 people were saved from eviction in Omaha by the Emergency Rental Assistance Program.
The family of the 11-year-old boy that died after a raft on the Raging River at Adventureland flipped over last year has filed a lawsuit against the park.
New homes are popping up across the metro area and thefts from building sites are also on the rise but investigators have a good lead on one suspect thanks to an alert neighbor.
Gov. Pete Ricketts said Wednesday that he would support certain exceptions within an abortion ban should the Nebraska legislature pass one during a special session that hasn’t yet been called.
A day after former Nebraska Congressman Jeff Fortenberry was sentenced for lying to the FBI, his attorney said an appeal was filed with the 9th Circuit Court.
With Mike Flood likely heading to Congress to serve out the remainder of Jeff Fortenberry’s term, Gov. Pete Ricketts is taking applications for the next Nebraska state senator representing Dist. 19.
Voters in Nebraska’s 1st Congressional District have been casting their votes to decide whether to send a Democrat or a Republican to Washington, D.C., to serve out the remaining days of the former representative’s term.
According to the White House, about half of the infant formula purchased in the United States is with WIC benefits which are federally funded for women and children.