Nebraska’s Early Medicaid Work Rule: Impact and Challenges Explored
Cheri Stollar, a Medicaid recipient, criticizes Nebraska’s rushed Medicaid work requirements causing hardship for many.
July 31, 2026
Cheri Stollar, a Medicaid recipient, criticizes Nebraska’s rushed Medicaid work requirements causing hardship for many.
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln received a grant to support conservation efforts for Southern Flying Squirrels.
Stille’s uphill battle in a conservative district mirrors challenges statewide; recent results favor Republican dominance.
Teen unemployment in Nebraska surged to 9.35% in May 2026 with rising minimum wages affecting job prospects.
As food insecurity rises, more families request help. Cake4Kids serves those in need, with volunteers like Claudia Deeb.
A nonprofit grocery store in North Omaha is closer to reality, with the City Council’s support to transform a vacant lot.
Jane Kleeb calls Forbes’ lawsuit “frivolous,” arguing Nebraska Democrats aren’t obligated to replace a withdrawn candidate.
“A lot of younger kids can’t afford to buy a $1,500 car,” Yungdahl said, highlighting the rising costs of derbies.
Attendees challenged Congressman Mike Flood on issues including the Iran war, healthcare, and immigration.
Steffen backs Walz’s leadership for Nebraska’s future, emphasizing empathy and addressing economic challenges like taxes.
Attendees of the National High School Finals Rodeo in Lincoln faced challenges with water and electrical issues at the event.
The Nebraska men’s basketball team will face Kansas State on Oct. 26 at BigIron Events Center in Grand Island.
