The Latest Breaking News from Nebraska

Lawmakers in Indiana, Nebraska, and Idaho passed bills in March 2024 to end judicial deference practices in each state. The bills were based on model legislation developed by The Goldwater Institute and the Pacific Legal Foundation, titled the Judicial Deference Reform Act. 

There are 25 legislative seats up for election this year in Nebraska’s unicameral legislature. Fifteen incumbents (5 Democrats and 10 Republicans) are not running for re-election. This is the highest retirement rate since 2014, when 17 incumbents (8 Democrats, 8 Republicans, and one independent) retired. The average number of retirements each year…

Learn about the tragic loss of Officer Ross Bartlett in a crash during a routine traffic stop in Ceresco, Nebraska.

Matt Rhule on Bill Belichick: "He can make the complex so simple that it humbles you and embarrasses you."

Explore the debate over Nebraska's electoral vote system and its potential impact on presidential elections.

Conservative rally in Nebraska pushes for winner-take-all Electoral College system, facing challenges in a finely balanced legislature.

Controversy in Nebraska Legislature over bills targeting gender-affirming care and transgender rights.

Nebraska's failed attempt to switch to a winner-take-all system in elections impacts the Electoral College process.

Nebraska lawmaker reprimanded for violating harassment policy by invoking colleague's name during graphic account of rape. Incident sparks debate and calls...