Lexington’s April unemployment was 18.8% after Tyson plant closure. Nebraska seeks exemption for Medicaid work requirements.
Controlling the screwworm population during summer is key to preventing its spread northward, said Levendofsky.
Defense teams hire costly experts to challenge forensic methods, prompting a $45K budget increase request in Douglas County.
Scotts Bluff County commissioners consider banning July 4th fireworks in rural areas due to extreme drought and wildfire risks.
State Sen. John Cavanaugh enacted a law in 2025 allowing Lincoln and Omaha voters to align off-year elections with statewide dates.
A new analysis finds fewer Americans are dying from alcohol, drugs, and suicide, though some Midwestern states saw increases.
Some patients quarantining for hantavirus at Nebraska Medical Center may leave this week; others choose to stay.
Medical treatment for minors often starts post-puberty. Puberty blockers, used for gender-affirming care, pause puberty.
