The fate of a Nebraska law allocating $10 million in tax dollars for private school scholarships will be left up to voters in November, the state's top election official said.
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen announced Thursday he's prohibiting procurement of cell-cultured food products by state agencies and proposing new labeling rules to ensure shoppers don't get duped.
Flood gave attendees of a Lincoln town hall his views on everything from immigration to inflation, election security to digital currencies, and defended his support for former President Donald Trump.
The Nebraska Supreme Court has set arguments later this month in a case over the constitutionality of a law intended to restore voting rights to felons in the state.
After hours of repetitive debate, Nebraska lawmakers gave first-round approval to a Pillen-backed bill that would trim more than $120 million from the budgets of various state agencies.
The City Council's budget changes included adding money for police and firefighter training, sidewalk repairs, to the heat pump incentive program and allowing council members to hire aides.
Gov. Tim Walz, the Democratic Party's vice presidential candidate, will return to his Nebraska roots for his first solo rally of the campaign Saturday.
Gov. Tim Walz, the Democratic Party's vice presidential candidate, will return to his Nebraska roots for his first solo rally of the campaign Saturday.
Lincoln City Council members submitted more proposals to tweak the biennial budget, changes that still focus on baseball fields and fire and police training budgets.
The city will install cameras on light poles and traffic signals along Lincoln's O Street between 13th Street and Centennial Mall to evaluate curbside and traffic activity.
A committee of Nebraska lawmakers gathered Saturday to consider a series of proposals mirroring Colorado's Taxpayer's Bill of Rights that would give voters a direct say in tax policy.
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