Cimfel Runs for Secretary of State to Protect Democracy in Nebraska
Cimfel, lacking a campaign website, aims to be a “guardian of democracy” and warns against the office “falling into the wrong hands.”
March 23, 2026
Cimfel, lacking a campaign website, aims to be a “guardian of democracy” and warns against the office “falling into the wrong hands.”
Walz, concerned about scrutiny over a no-bid contract, ensures Nebraska has a Republican option if Pillen withdraws.
Redshirt freshman Braden Frager’s clutch layup sends Nebraska to its first-ever Sweet 16 with a 74-72 win over Vandy.
Nebraska voters approved medical cannabis in 2024, but access remains limited as the state struggles with implementation.
The Nebraska women’s basketball team ended its season with a 67-62 loss to Baylor, blowing a late lead once again.
Staab’s bison sculptures, inspired by his childhood in the American West, will soon greet visitors at the National Museum.
Democrat Cindy Burbank’s lawsuit to rejoin the 2026 Senate ballot was dismissed, but she plans to appeal to the state Supreme Court.
Legislators debate fees and taxes; vote 43-0 to eliminate automatic increases, eyeing $15M revenue boost next year.
After one of the warmest Nebraska winters since the Dust Bowl, officials urge homeowners to closely monitor their trees.
