Among the collection of undisclosed luxury trips Clarence Thomas has accepted over the years were several VIP passes to Husker football games, according to a new report.
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No immediate decision was reached Friday in a lawsuit alleging a political action committee defamed a Nebraska lawmaker by accusing her of grooming her transgender son.
Three elementary schools in the Omaha Public Schools district have zero special education teachers, so special education students at those schools are being reassigned elsewhere in the district.
“Pass judgement if you dare,” the Texas based singer-songwriter snarled, as cheers filled up the Pub Station. “See if any of us care.”
In a letter to the Journal Star last month, Aubrey Trail said: "My message to whoever is listening is simple: 'You gave me the death penalty so now use it.'"
James McMurtry performs "Canola Fields" during a stop in Billings at the Pub Station.
LINCOLN, Nebraska — Attorney General Mike Hilgers recently joined counterparts in 26 other states in urging the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn or clarify a legal precedent that could have major implications for federal regulatory authority. Nebraska was one of 27 states that joined a July 24 filing to the Supreme Court regarding the deference […]
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The State Patrol also issued 505 tickets to drivers for speeds between 90 and 99 mph in July.
North Dakota regulators rejected a route permit for a carbon-capture pipeline from Summit Carbon Solutions, an Iowa-based company planning on building a pipeline to capture CO2 from ethanol plants in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota.
The Ducks and Huskies still must officially apply for membership and the Big Ten presidents need to officially approve.
The Guatemala teen found in Lancaster County told investigators she was made to do housework for all the residents in the house — not just her alleged abuser.
Bill Robinson, associate superintendent for the Norfolk Public Schools, has resigned following an investigation that alleged he falsified documents in order to get federal funding reimbursement.
Blake Swicord's legal wrangling dates back to 2019, when he was hired at the Seward County Sheriff's Office as a noncertified law enforcement officer.
A 27-year-old man was killed in a shooting in South Omaha early Thursday morning.
Omaha police said it appeared the man had been shot to death.
A team of paranormal investigators who visited Fremont’s Barnard Park recently say that they caught on camera an otherworldly spirit walking by the park’s bathroom building.
Nebraska's auditor recommended the state investigate its relationship with a nonprofit service provider after a review revealed the Papillion couple who founded it earned "excess profit" from the venture.
"You truly were Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," the judge told former Omaha Police Officer Christopher Groth at his sentencing in federal court Monday.
Nebraska Sen. Deb Fischer secured more than $20 million for water infrastructure projects across the state — including $10 million for a project Gov. Jim Pillen vetoed state funding for.
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen is sending more than 60 Nebraska Army National Guard soldiers to the U.S.-Mexico border to aid Texas authorities in their efforts to counter immigration.
Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers told state senators that he would not seek medical records to prosecute women who obtain abortions in other states.
A skeptical grand jury that investigated the February 2022 shooting death of an Alvo man voted 14-2 not to indict the Cass County deputy who shot Andrew Stratton seven times.
Nebraska is sending more than 60 Army National Guard soldiers to Texas this week to help that state secure its border with Mexico.
If approved, annual permits for Nebraska-licensed vehicles would increase $5 on Jan. 1 and daily ones would increase $1.
The Nebraska Supreme Court sent the case back to Lancaster County District Court for a new trial in the stabbing of a Lincoln officer over a jury instruction on insanity.