Nebraska Launches ‘Bring Her Home’ to Address Missing Black Women/Children
Nebraska officials launch “Bring Her Home Nebraska” to address missing Black women and children cases.
May 18, 2026
NetChoice sues Nebraska AG over social media age verification law, citing First Amendment violations and privacy concerns.
Two homes near St. Libory, Nebraska, were leveled by a tornado. Emergency crews urge safety and caution in the area.
Fourteen inmates await beds at Lincoln Regional Center, pausing their cases. The LRC faces long wait times and overcrowding issues.
Southeast Community College closed all campuses and learning centers due to a “threat of violence” at the Lincoln campus.
Off-the-field bonds drive Nebraska softball’s success as they enter the NCAA Tournament with a 46-6 record.
Gov. Jim Pillen celebrates Nebraska’s first high-speed internet connection funded by federal infrastructure, exceeding 800 Mbps.
Concerns rise over impact on students as UNL loses 56 faculty to a buyout program aimed at closing budget gaps.
Hickman, near Lincoln, Nebraska, grows rapidly with over 3,000 residents. The city offers diverse housing and local amenities.
The U.S. House approved a bill to expand E15 ethanol gasoline access, promoting affordable fuel and energy independence.
Powell leads with 39% to Cavanaugh’s 37% in Nebraska’s 2nd District primary. Final results expected Friday.
