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June 9, 2022
Iowa requires warning labels about the possible presence of lead in shot-harvested venison. Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska do not
May 13, 2022
Now that the primary election is in the rear view mirror, we can answer a question that Nebraska Public Media News asked a few weeks ago: How many votes does it take to win the governorโs seat?
May 13, 2022
NU Regent Jim Pillen defeated Trump-endorsed Charles Herbster in the Nebraska GOP Gubernatorial Primary. A review of voter turnout shows more Nebraskans turned out to the polls than the would in a race with an incumbent governor.
May 13, 2022
NU Regent Jim Pillen defeated Trump-endorsed Charles Herbster in the Nebraska GOP Gubernatorial Primary. A review of voter turnout shows more Nebraskans turned out to the polls than the would in a race with an incumbent governor.
April 27, 2022
With current Gov. Pete Ricketts term-limited, Nebraska Republicans will decide who will represent their party in early May. All signs point to a very tight race.
April 25, 2022
With current Gov. Pete Ricketts term-limited, Nebraska Republicans will decide who will represent their party in early May. All signs point to a very tight race.
April 25, 2022
With current Gov. Pete Ricketts term-limited, Nebraska Republicans will decide who will represent their party in early May. All signs point to a very tight race.
April 12, 2022
Researchers say even a small amount of the toxin can harm kidsโ development. One 2021 study found Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri had some of the highest rates of elevated blood lead levels in children.
March 10, 2022
Shareholders for Lee Enterprises, owner of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and 23 other papers in the Midwest, re-elected three directors on Thursday. That news could complicate any future takeover bid by Alden Global Capital.
December 21, 2021
Over the past two years, Kansas has become an unlikely sanctuary for people across the Midwest and South who need abortions. But whether it remains a refuge will largely depend on decisions the U.S. Supreme Court and Kansas voters make next summer.