Nebraska Supreme Court Reverses Ruling, Alters Parole Eligibility Dates
Nebraska Supreme Court reverses ruling, making 1,800 inmates parole eligible sooner under LB50’s retroactive reforms.
April 18, 2025
Nebraska Supreme Court reverses ruling, making 1,800 inmates parole eligible sooner under LB50’s retroactive reforms.
The Nebraska Department of Education awaits federal clarity on DEI programs, with literacy goals remaining a priority.
Pope Francis accepted Archbishop Lucas’ resignation and appointed Bishop McGovern as the new Omaha archbishop.
Nebraska’s Legislature debates exclusions to a paid sick leave law, sparking opposition and highlighting fairness issues.
A former Nebraska sheriff was jailed and given probation after four department firearms went missing; one found at his home.
Sen. Cavanaugh’s bill proposes free lunch for all Nebraska students, tackling food insecurity and social stigma.
Girls wrestling is the fastest-growing Nebraska high school sport, with its own championship event at CHI Health Center.
A proposal in Nebraska, LB89, restricts transgender athletes to teams matching their sex at birth, sparking debate.
“Drew Hancock’s ‘Companion,’ a mix of sci-fi, horror, and comedy, reflects his Omaha roots. In theaters Friday.”
State senators debate a proposal to eliminate “present not voting,” requiring recorded “yes” or “no” votes on bills.
Hamilton County boasts 39 cemeteries, mostly rural, cared for by associations and community groups, says Tina Larson.
Nebraska Legislature debates lab-grown meat ban, ag data protection, looting penalties, and IVF coverage for state employees.
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