Nebraska Senator Dan McKeon entered a plea of not guilty to a charge of disturbing the peace. It's a reversal from last week, when his attorney told 10/11 McKeon would plead no contest.
Nebraska will become the first state in the nation to implement federal Medicaid work requirements, with enforcement beginning May 1, 2026, Governor Jim Pillen announced during a press conference with Dr. Mehmet Oz, Administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Nonprofit organizations from across Nebraska met in Omaha on Tuesday to encourage public donations for the Lexington Community Relief Fund, which will support more than 3,200 Tyson plant employees who will lose their jobs in about a month.
A Lincoln Public Schools teacher was arrested Tuesday on four felony counts of sexual abuse by a school worker after multiple female students reported inappropriate touching.
A budget proposal from Nebraska’s Department of Health and Human Services is causing panic among families who rely on paid caregiver hours for disabled family members.
The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) suspended a Lincoln child care center’s license after receiving a complaint that a child was left in a cold garage as punishment.
After Omaha senator Machaela Cavanaugh made public she was twice denied the entry into McCook’s ICE detention facility she and others say Nebraska state law grants them, the facility opened its doors to all Nebraska lawmakers on Monday.
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen might find some federal help in his efforts to steer about $360 million in unspent funds Congress earmarked for rural broadband development in Nebraska toward other uses that his administration argues will boost connectivity.
The Red Cloud Community Schools’ Board accepted the resignations of two board members Monday night and made progress on finding an interim superintendent, marking the latest developments in months of turmoil for the small Nebraska district.
This was the 3rd annual Bay High Showcase, which are open to the public to let students show off their creative work and talk about why they chose a focus program at The Bay.
The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services has collected more than $200,000 from gambling winnings to go toward child support arrears just three months after implementing the program.
Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers announced on Monday that his office is part of a coalition that joined a lawsuit against the operators of Uber, the popular rideshare and delivery company.
