Nebraska’s Early Medicaid Work Rule: Impact and Challenges Explored
Cheri Stollar, a Medicaid recipient, criticizes Nebraska’s rushed Medicaid work requirements causing hardship for many.
July 31, 2026
Cheri Stollar, a Medicaid recipient, criticizes Nebraska’s rushed Medicaid work requirements causing hardship for many.
Paleontologists and “rock hounds” explore deserts for ancient sea traces, unearthing fossils and stories of the past.
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln received a grant to support conservation efforts for Southern Flying Squirrels.
Colin Gray, father of a school shooter, sentenced to 15 years for negligence in his son’s crimes, marking a landmark case.
A Commerce man, Levi Long, died after an officer-involved shooting. He was shot after charging police with a screwdriver.
U.S. Senator Warnock highlights tariffs’ impact on school supply costs in Georgia, advocating for the Child Tax Credit.
Casey Pettus’ truck was struck by lightning, leaving him unharmed but tool-less. His 9-year-old son offered his savings, highlighting family bonds.
The nation’s death rate hit a historic low in 2025, but state success varies with challenges in healthcare expansion.
Imagine driving down the highway, heading to work, when suddenly, a bolt of lightning strikes your vehicle, igniting it in flames. This extraordinary event unfolded for a Utah contractor, Casey Pettus, who miraculously emerged unscathed. Yet, it was a gesture from his young son later that day that truly left
Amazon begins constructing a data center in Richmond County, sparking public concern over environmental impacts.
Oracle is set to meet financial requirements for Wisconsin data centers, despite a lawsuit over “unreasonable” costs.
Stille’s uphill battle in a conservative district mirrors challenges statewide; recent results favor Republican dominance.
