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People are suffering from inflationary costs that President Joe Biden and Democrats in Congress made worse.

An Allegheny County Common Pleas judge will decide whether a permanently disabled Vietnam veteran ought to be required to pay about $20,000 in back taxes to the Shaler Area School District. After hearing arguments on the issue Wednesday, Judge Dan Regan said he would issue an order in the case

Primary election results last month showed surprising support for little-known challengers to incumbent or established Republican officeholders.

Robert Reichle spent three years in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam war, including 11 months in-country as a combat correspondent for the Stars and Stripes newspaper. Although he was never wounded during his service — and jokes that the only thing he ever killed was a tree — Reichle

All incumbent state senators easily survived Tuesdays primary election, while two former lawmakers won the chance to reclaim their old seats in the Nebraska Legislature in November.

Lawmakers used filibusters to kill controversial proposals, including bills on abortion, concealed carry and criminal justice reform. But was the frequent filibustering a departure from the norm?

A key lawmaker said Nebraskas search for companies to administer pieces of the $1.8 billion Medicaid program appears to be steering clear of the problems that plagued a major child

Incumbent faces two challengers for legislative race in parts of La Vista and Papillion.

A Lincoln attorney specializing in employment matters who was hired by the Legislature called the North Platte lawmaker’s conduct “boorish, brainless and bizarre.”

Bills to build a $500 million canal-and-reservoir system in eastern Colorado and western Nebraska and to build a 7-mile lake along the Platte River between Omaha and Lincoln were also