For decades, presidents and members of Congress of both parties have given the Pentagon and weapons industry hundreds of billions of dollars despite huge cost overruns and serious production delays, ...

Nebraska’s increasing average minimum temps have implications for the state’s climate – and its people, livestock and crops.

Douglas County, the City of Omaha and area school districts presented their proposed 2026 budgets and property tax requests ...

Local and national lawyers are teaming up on the case to sue state employees. More lawsuits are likely to follow.

Republican Don Bacon has held Nebraska’s 2nd District seat for a decade, and now Brinker Harding and Denise Powell are ...

Prediction markets have allowed Nebraskans to put money on everything from Husker basketball to Omaha’s mayoral election. The markets say their users aren’t “betting” — they’re “trading.” A few years ...

State senators have introduced bills to let Nebraskans more easily sue the state in cases like the sexual abuse at Kearney’s ...

Aaron Hanson says collaborating with feds helps keep residents safe; immigrant advocates say Hanson is undermining trust in local law enforcement.

A new Flatwater analysis shows the state has fallen behind its neighbors. Business leaders are diagnosing why – and hoping new efforts will reverse the troubling trend. Not long ago, Nebraska’s growth ...

As settlement dollars flow into Nebraska, many counties are diverting their money to regional behavioral health authorities ...

The only way to know how much water or power data centers use is if the companies that own them are transparent. Google’s Nebraska data centers consumed about 732 million gallons of water in 2025, the ...

Named for its distance from Lincoln’s urban core, Nine-Mile Prairie is one of the last tallgrass remnants that once dominated ...