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Undermining mental health professionals, hindering rural trans youth from accessing care and unaffordable therapy costs are just a few of the several worries expressed by Nebraskans during a public hearing on gender care regulations.

Nebraskas top public health official wont rule out restrictions on schools, businesses and community activities if needed to protect the public during a future pandemic.

Nebraska Nurses Association President Linda Hardy testified for several minutes about the toll the pandemic has taken on the states nursing ranks.

Nebraskas top public health official wont rule out restrictions on schools, businesses and community activities if needed to protect the public during a future pandemic.

The question of masks, mandatory shutdowns and the effectiveness of COVID vaccines was repeated time and again during the hearing. Those invited to testify incl

Room at the Inn opened its doors only two nights ago, and its staff is struggling to find volunteers.

On Tuesday afternoon, only one volunteer had signed up to serve guests for the night.

Room at the Inn is officially serving the community year-round, after the group opened its doors for the first time this year on Sunday.

By next year, Columbia will spend at least $1,044,435 on contracts for homeless services.

By next year, Columbia will spend at least $1,044,435 on contracts for homeless services.