Scandal Links Former NU President Ted Carter to OSU and Krisanthe Vlachos
The scandal that took down former University of Nebraska President Ted Carter at OSU has ties to NU, report says.
April 21, 2026
A Nebraska voter joins a lawsuit in D.C. challenging the DOJ’s consolidation of state voter registration files.
Nebraska must tackle population and safety issues in youth correctional facilities after lawmakers rejected a relocation plan.
A group of Sandhills ranchers and the Rosebud Sioux Tribe are suing over a 220-mile wind energy transmission line.
The Nebraska Legislature ended its 2026 session, upholding Gov. Pillen’s vetoes, with debates on budget and policies.
UNL Libraries hosted a primal scream event for students to relieve academic stress, marking library anniversaries.
The Nebraska Supreme Court upheld an order banning remote work for state employees, but reversed the union’s bad faith ruling.
The University of Nebraska plans a $600M Memorial Stadium renovation, aiming for a 2028 completion with seating for 80,000.
For months, thousands of Omaha residents have driven past the city’s new library. On Sunday, the public will finally…
The Trump administration’s 2027 budget proposes a 19% USDA cut, raising concerns among Nebraska’s agricultural advocates.
Hours before a court hearing, Nebraska State Penitentiary lifted a ban on outdoor religious space for Native inmates.
“Nebraska sees growth in mail-in voting due to pandemic impact, staffing challenges, and cost-effectiveness, says Geis.”
