Nebraska Legislature Enhances Security for Public Officials Amid Rising Threats
The Nebraska Legislature enhances security for officials, allowing campaign funds for personal protection amidst rising threats.
April 15, 2026
The Nebraska Legislature enhances security for officials, allowing campaign funds for personal protection amidst rising threats.
Skaters rolled into the new South Haymarket Park for the Canopy Yard skate park soft launch, now open seven days a week.
Nebraska passes a bill to ban foreign nationals from contributing to ballot initiatives, closing a legal loophole.
Betting on the Big Ten paid off for Mikos, with Michigan’s path to the championship and Nebraska’s Sweet 16 run exciting fans.
The Nebraska Legislature passed a bill requiring the state to cover maximum retroactive Medicaid eligibility benefits.
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission offers 1,000 acres for grazing and haying to aid farmers hit by wildfires.
Jason Jones joins Nebraska’s death row after a panel sentenced him for a 2022 quadruple murder in Laurel.
Michaelis highlights the appeal of “earning and learning” opportunities that provide skills, pay, and job security.
The 2026 legislative session concludes with over 750 bills reviewed, yet some, like the SNAP restoration bill, are pending.
The Legislature passed bills on topics from cattle drives to bidding, but took no action on property taxes Thursday.
