CLIA Marks 25 Years Amid Rising Demand for Immigration Services
Demand for immigration legal representation in Nebraska has risen over 50% in the past two years, says Mary Choate.
September 25, 2026
Demand for immigration legal representation in Nebraska has risen over 50% in the past two years, says Mary Choate.
More than 560 acres in Northwest Lincoln are being optioned to a Nevada solar and data center developer, per records.
Each mesonet gathers data on temperature, soil moisture, and wind, crucial for predicting tornadoes and aiding farmers.
Nebraska AD Troy Dannen will keynote the 2026 Governor’s Summit, replacing Ben Sasse, who’s recovering from surgery.
Gov. Jim Pillen declares emergency in Crofton, NE after severe storm with 98 mph winds causes major damage.
Hugh McDermott fills his Prius with $20 at Lincoln’s 17th and South streets, feeling the pinch of rising gas prices.
Lincoln officials broke ground on a $33M transportation center at Ninth, 10th, G, and H streets, opening spring 2028.
Paul Rumbaugh, a former Republican, is running under the new Working People Party, emphasizing election integrity and voter education in Nebraska.
Republican Brinker Harding pledges to tackle Big Pharma, despite having up to $125,000 invested in the industry.
Sen. Rountree aims to revisit shackling reform Sen. Rountree plans a new bill on shackling youth, seeking better outcomes after LB996 stalled last session.
Lindstrom, now with the America First party, seeks Nebraska’s governorship, emphasizing tax reform and infrastructure.
Rushville, the Setting of HBO’s ‘Lanterns’ Rushville gains attention as the setting of HBO’s ‘Lanterns,’ urging locals to seize this unique opportunity.
