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Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson and the Nebraska State Patrol announced a new local hotline designed for the public to report suspected sex trafficking or labor trafficking.

The Nebraska Human Trafficking Hotline is designed to receive tips on possible human trafficking and quickly direct the information to local investigators.

Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson and the Nebraska State Patrol have announced a new, local hotline designed for the public to report suspected sex trafficking or labor trafficking. The Nebraska

Automating functions isn't always aimed at reducing staff, but it helps when human workers are harder to find.

The Nebraska State Patrol is helping spread the message of safety around railroad crossings as part of Rail Safety Week. The campaign includes law enforcement, public safety, and railroad partners

As the new school year is now in full swing, the Nebraska State Patrol and Nebraska Department of Education are reminding parents, students, and school officials of the options available to report school or student safety issues. “The safety of our schools is vital to everyday life in Nebraska,” said Colonel John Bolduc, Superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol. “It takes

Bat day on wall street. >> the stock market does not necessarily affect the state of the economy, as you will know. and the economy is still strong. unemployment is low, jobs are up. manufacturing is good. so, i think it is going to be fine. >> the president was speaking there from delaware, where he had gone to vote in the primary elections. voters have also been casting ballots in rhode island, as well as new hampshire. one of the key races we are watching is republican senate primary in new h...

Nebraska State Troopers will be on patrol in the air, on the road, and at the stadium during gameday Saturdays in Lincoln. The Nebraska State Patrol works closely with partner agencies on several aspects of gameday operations. Troopers partner with the Lincoln Police Department, Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office, UNL Police Department, and the Nebraska Department of

The Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign ran from August 19th through September 5th.

During the campaign, troopers also issued citations to 1,217 drivers for speeding, 91 for driving under suspension and 27 for minors in possession of alcohol.