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The Lincoln Board of Education elected a new president and vice president to oversee the board for the upcoming school year.

A leadership change for the Lincoln Board of Education during their annual reorganization meeting Monday night...

Nebraska officials began raising the alarm after noticing a suspicious spike in billings to Medicare for urinary catheters, which a federal agency since has labeled a fraud scheme.

This Week in Washington: Congress passes six appropriations bills including skinny health package; House Ways and Means Committee reports bill to block CMS nursing home minimum staffing...

Two new bills would take away the ability of local school districts to override the revenue growth cap.

Nebraska doctors say they're waiting years for state data on maternal & child mortality rates. They're telling KETV Investigates they want to help improve care, but they need more recent data to make a change.

As Medicare Advantage plans grow in popularity, enrollees wonder about the future of Original Medicare. Read to learn more about the future of Medicare.

“We’ve been friends with the Gomis Asencio family for more than 20 years,” said Beatriz Butler, a member of Rotary Club in Alicante, Spain. “I watched Dario Asencio grow up,

The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services removed a page from its website that provided updates on concentrations of COVID-19 in wastewater, although Lancaster County still provides the data.

The proposal will add a fifth associate superintendent by effectively splitting the associate superintendent for instruction position into two jobs.