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If Gov. Jim Pillen calls lawmakers for a property tax relief special session this year, it could be among the costliest in state history.

May 17 marked the 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education

Taxpayer money should be redirected to families to choose the education provider that best meets their needs and values

The 3rd week of May was just a teenie-bit better than the second week, but, better is better, we'll take it. Your Bowie County Sheriff's Deputies had 90 total arrests last week, 32 of which were by BCSO, and another 58 were turned over by other law enforcement agencies to Bowie County.

The new civil rights challenge is to break through the barrier that’s trapping minority children in failing government schools today: teachers unions.

On May 17, 1954, the United States Supreme Court took a historic step toward ending injustice with its decision in Brown v. Board of Education. Politicians once stood in the

Secretary of State Bob Evnen announced the decision Thursday, citing the fact that the bill was already repealed by the Legislature.

Nebraskas longest-serving state senator, Ernie Chambers, could have a tough battle ahead of him in his quest to return to the Nebraska Legislature and oust incumbent Sen. Terrell McKinney.

LINCOLN — A new Nebraska Supreme Court decision added fuel to some lawmakers’ desire to try again, as early as this year, to increase accountability for child sexual assault and abuse. An unsigned majority of the state’s highest court, in a 4-1 opinion in Joshua v. State, issued Friday, upheld certain immunity for the Nebraska Department of […] The post Nebraska Supreme Court dismisses foster care abuse case against DHHS, expands immunity appeared first on Nebraska Ex...