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Nebraska wants to revive a century-old canal to pull more water from the South Platte River in Colorado. The proposal is also resurrecting the same concerns Nebraskans faced with the project in the 1890s.

Recent prison staff arrests reveal manipulation by inmates seeking drugs, sex, can lead to arrest.

Nebraska wants to revive a century-old South Platte canal system that could start a legal water war with Colorado.

Gov. Pete Ricketts was asked questions about the coming year and beyond in an interview with Nebraska Public Media News.

Mourners remember 17-year-old Justin Shilling for his outstanding kindness, his work ethic and how he made others feel special.

Andrzej Sikora has talked to police about his involvement, his lawyer, Clarence Dass, said in a statement.

When the Unicameral convenes on Wednesday, Jan. 5, several high-profile issues will be front and center. They will also be the focus of Nebraska Public Media’s “Speaking of Nebraska: 2022

The Genoa Indian School in Nebraska closed in the 1930's, but the known death toll of children at the school is still growing.

Part of a proposed solar electricity generating facility near Lincoln has been approved by the Lincoln-Lancaster County Planning Commission.

A diverse group of Nebraska state senators plans to ascend Africa's Mt. Kilimanjaro in November