Jon Rehm News Today

The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled Friday that an Omaha man should get his day in court over injuries suffered when a sinkhole opened up beneath his garbage truck.

The team of seventh graders from Lincoln Middle School pondered the question: How many U.S. Supreme Court justices must agree for one side to win its case?

Rosewood Massacre descendants, families and friends gather to recognize their history and discuss ways to create a better future at Gainesville event

A Lincoln man says he was passed over for a promotion for making internal complaints about not being allowed to report animal neglect and cruelty to local law enforcement.

Under a Florida statute, schools are required to teach Hispanic contributions, and Hispanic Heritage Month is one of the ways those contributions are highlighted.

The Alachua County Public Schools district has earned state recognition for African and African-American studies, one of just 10 school districts in the state to earn ‘Exemplary Status’ for the teaching of African and Africa -American history.  School system staff spent 18 months working with a variety of individuals and organizations across the community to develop African and African-American curricula and train teachers and administrators to infuse the material throughout the district....

Nebraska Lawsuit: Lincoln Liable in Worker’s Mesothelioma Death December 30, 2020 A woman is suing the city of Lincoln, Neb., alleging that her sister died from mesothelioma after she was exposed to asbestos while working at the now shuttered Pershing Center arena. The Lincoln Journal-Star reports that Dixie Johnson filed the lawsuit this month on behalf of the estate of her sister, Donna Grant, who died in February at the age of 60. Attorney Jon Rehm said ...