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Ciena customer American Tower shares insights on all things wireless—5G, O-RAN, edge cloud, IoT, AR/VR and more—from the perspective of a telecom tower company.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, today announced ecosystem updates across...

Jim Pillen wont be among the Republican candidates at Thursdays debate. The choice puzzled some political observers, but not everyone is convinced of debates importance to a winning strategy.

Senators variously blamed tough-on-crime measures, legislative inaction, culture, schooling, and poverty for overcrowded prisons in debate Thursday.

The Legislature gave first-round approval to yearlong Daylight Savings Time, and committees advanced proposals on sentencing reform and ARPA spending Monday.

The Nebraska Legislature could debate allowing carrying concealed guns without a permit, and a proposal for a $10 million study of pollution effects from the AltEn ethanol plant in Mead got a hearing.

The Nebraska Legisalture gave first-round approval to requiring schools to teach about the Holocaust, and senators moved ahead on subjects ranging from the budget to sexual harrassment complaints.

A spokesperson for Colorado Governor Jared Polis is hitting back on Governor Pete Ricketts' testimony over the proposed Perkins County Canal project.

Nebraska's governor proposed a new “canal and reservoir system” to redirect water as part of the 1923 South Platte River Compact. But particulars about the plan are scarce, leaving agencies involved with the river hungry for more details, and some experts confused as to how Nebraska would pull it off.

Nebraska's governor proposed a new “canal and reservoir system” to redirect water as part of the 1923 South Platte River Compact. But particulars about the plan are scarce, leaving agencies involved with the river hungry for more details, and some experts confused as to how Nebraska would pull it off.