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While money isn’t the be-all in politics, it can provide a glimpse of the initial support and the viability of a candidate.
State lawmakers nationally filed more bills to restrict or protect libraries and readers in the first half of this year than ...
Across the country, state and local crime labs are drowning in evidence. From rape kits to blood, delays are forcing ...
The Nebraska Department of Education is moving ahead on priorities of literacy, chronic absenteeism and workforce development ...
Crystal Rhoades joins five other Democrats trying to replace U.S. Rep. Don Bacon, R-Neb. She describes herself as a “unique ...
Native American tribes and organizations are responding to low measles vaccination rates and patients' troubles accessing care.
County officials and advocates for rural development cried foul over recent changes in a federal push to expand high-speed ...
As we’ve decreased the number of books we read, we’ve increased the number of books some people want banned in schools and ...
The University of Nebraska at Omaha's five-member Election Commission tossed out student votes and handed leadership to a team that lost.
James Caraway II serves as president of the Nebraska Economic Developers Association (NEDA) and Nebraska director for the Mid ...
A new soybean crushing plant, investment tagged at $700M, is to start commercial operations by the end of August in ...
Nebraska's competitiveness requires a strong pick as the next permanent director of the Nebraska Department of Economic ...