More than 80 percent of the law enforcement agencies in the Heartland region don’t mirror the racial makeup of the communities they are sworn to protect and serve.
McCOOK, Neb. — A wildfire forced evacuation of part of McCook in southwest Nebraska, claiming at least one home.
Vice President Mike Pence is scheduled to appear at a campaign event for Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts.
OMAHA, Neb. — A tiny Nebraska startup awarded the first border wall construction project under President Donald Trump is the offshoot of a construction firm that was sued repeatedly for failing to pay subcontractors and accused in a 2016 government audit of shady billing practices.
Gov. Pete Ricketts has appointed a South Carolina health care executive to serve as the new director of Nebraska's Medicaid and Long-Term Care division.
University of Nebraska supporters descended on the state Capitol on Wednesday to plead with the Appropriations Committee now weighing its options for slashing the university’s state aid.
A Missouri man accused of terrorism in an incident that stopped an Amtrak train in southwest Nebraska last October may not have known what he was doing that night, his attorney said Tuesday.
A Missouri man accused of terrorism in an incident that stopped an Amtrak train in southwest Nebraska last October may not have known what he was doing that night, his attorney said Tuesday.
Since it was founded in 1903, the Farmers Cooperative has been working to serve area farmers as they navigate the changing agriculture industry.
Farmers Cooperative has donated $2,500 to the Nebraska FFA Foundation to directly support local FFA programming needs.
Alex Chapman told a crowd of more than 200 people Wednesday afternoon that the calls to remove a self-described white nationalist from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln ignored a wider problem in the U.S.
Facing the prospect that newly-enacted federal tax reform could result in a $226 million state tax increase for Nebraskans, the Legislature's Revenue Committee on Wednesday began considering legislation designed to neutralize the impact on state taxpayers.
State officials said Monday that they will remove highway guardrail end caps manufactured by a Nebraska company that have been the subject of multiple lawsuits alleging safety defects.
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Recordings of committee hearings and debates in the Nebraska Legislature would be barred from public-records requests under a bill introduced on behalf of the legislative clerk's office.
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Nebraska Reps. Jeff Fortenberry and Don Bacon were among about 100 GOP lawmakers whose chartered train to a retreat crashed into a garbage truck in rural Virginia on Wednesday. No lawmakers or aides were seriously injured, but one person in the truck was killed and two others were seriously hurt.
Aubrey Trail claimed responsibility for the death of Lincoln woman Sydney Loofe and challenged the FBI to file charges against him and his girlfriend during separate calls with reporters on Wednesday.
Two state senators and the governor urged a room full of private school students to get involved and push for laws to increase school choice in Nebraska during an annual rally Thursday at the Capitol.
The Nebraska Attorney General’s Office on Wednesday said emails from state senators sent to University of Nebraska administrators and members of the Board of Regents are public records.
Rep. Adrian Smith prepared Thursday to travel to Montreal to deliver a message that NAFTA is a trade agreement that is in the best economic interests of the United States, including specifically its agricultural sector.
If Nebraska didn’t have an inspector general for child welfare, how would people know 50 children and youth in the child-welfare system were sexually abused over a recent three-year period?
A blizzard walloped much of Nebraska early Monday, leading to whiteout conditions in rural areas and slick driving in many spots.
Gary Thompson, a 25-year member of the board of directors of the Nebraska Public Power District was elected as chairman during Thursday’s monthly meeting.
TransCanada made its case to the Nebraska Supreme Court on Tuesday for why the company shouldn’t have to pick up the $354,000 tab in attorney fees for Nebraska landowners who fought the company's attempts to use eminent domain to make way for the Keystone XL pipeline.