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Focus is quality early childhood education for all Nebraska families...

Dozens of states, many led by Republicans, have embraced criminal justice reform. But an effort in Nebraska, home of the nation’s fastest-growing prison system, collapsed last month. Why did it

Many public universities face a costly backlog of facilities maintenance and renewal projects. The University of Nebraska is trying a new approach to finance infrastructure repairs well into the future.

Political science professors said the most recent polling results hold good news for Jim Pillen. “Momentum is important when we look at polling numbers,” one UNL professor said.

The new Rural Health Education Building isn’t just about Kearney. It is about health care across the state.

The University of Nebraska spent the most money of any organization lobbying the state government last year– more than 180-thousand dollars, according to a recent report released by government watchdog group Common Cause Nebraska. Hear more from senators.

“Clearly the facility expansion that we were going to do for healthcare has been planned out,” said Chancellor Doug Kristensen. “What we lacked were the

The 2022 Legislature adjourned with a long list of major bills enacted, including substantial tax relief along with development and funding of major water resource projects.

The Nebraska Legislature adjourns after a far-reaching session.