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North Platte Canteen's legacy of kindness nears Congress' highest civilian honor
Nebraska requires election officials to have custody of ballots by the time the polls close on election day. But in the week since the polls closed this year, ballots have still been trickling in.
The longer wait times for results are likely to continue in future elections after Lincoln voters approved a charter amendment to realign city elections with statewide elections starting in 2030.
Republican Sens. Teresa Ibach and Kathleen Kauth have expressed interest in becoming speaker of the Nebraska Legislature, and more names are expected before January.
Testifying in front of Congress and the White House with research, a Marine Corps veteran helped bring free financial counseling to veterans
Protesters filled the room at a meeting of Nebraska’s Medicaid Advisory Committee, demanding changes to work requirements included in the “One Big Beautiful Bill” that lawmakers passed in 2025.
Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen entered the race to serve as Senate Majority Leader in the upcoming Congress, initiating a rare intra-party contest against longtime Democratic leader Chuck Schumer.
Nine members of the Kennedy family filed a lawsuit to block the Trump administration from building its proposed "Triumphal Arch" near Arlington National Cemetery.
San Diego's only female lifeguard captain is suing the city, alleging gender discrimination after she was denied the opportunity to apply or interview for the...
The boy, a third grader at Fay Elementary School in City Heights, was taken into federal custody last week.
The announcement comes nearly a week after Paxton lost his U.S. Senate race to Democrat James Talarico.
SB 297 proposes a one-time $1,500 check per Texas household, regardless of income. Learn eligibility, timing and how it could be funded.