Nebraska Lawmakers Debate Medical Marijuana Bill for Patient Access
Doctors can recommend medical marijuana if deemed right for patients, with advocates highlighting benefits for epilepsy.
February 19, 2026
Doctors can recommend medical marijuana if deemed right for patients, with advocates highlighting benefits for epilepsy.
State Auditor Mike Foley seeks a $15,000 salary increase, highlighting Nebraska’s lowest auditor pay in the country.
The Sheldon Museum of Art will host an event Friday to honor the Genoa U.S. Indian Industrial School and its history.
Iowa’s defense held No. 9 Nebraska in check, winning 57-52. Stirtz scored 25 for Iowa, leading in a 37-24 rebound advantage.
In mid-2025, Hansen wrote an op-ed for The Hill on a spending bill that wasn’t published, sparking state-level advocacy.
Two former Nebraska ag leaders sign bipartisan letter to Congress over farm economy concerns amid rising bankruptcies.
A worsening drought has led Nebraska fire departments to impose burn bans, citing fire risks. Moisture is crucial.
The Nebraska Legislature reprimanded Sen. Cavanaugh for removing pictures from a PragerU display near her office.
Shelby-Rising City Public Schools closed due to student illnesses. High flu activity in Nebraska impacts attendance.
Zoltán Szabó calls for a stable regulatory environment for renewable fuels, fearing missed opportunities amid U.S. opposition.
The Clean Water Act’s vague definitions have led to legal challenges, impacting protection of U.S. waterways and wetlands.
