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State Sen. Steve Halloran of Hastings said he would not attend a hearing on a censure resolution because he didnt want to "give credence" to it.

Next week’s final rounds of public hearings on 2024 Unicameral bills include measures to eliminate a variety of state boards and commissions and have the Legislature meet only in odd-numbered

Nebraska lawmakers approved a proposal that would allow three watchdogs of state government to get back to work, although some had misgivings about the measure.

Nebraska lawmakers approved a proposal that would allow three watchdogs of state government to get back to work, although some had misgivings about the measure.

Peruvian law students from the Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Políticas, Universidad Nacional de San Antonio Abad del Cusco are reporting for JURIST on law-related events in and affecting Perú. All of...

Three officials who keep an eye on state government trouble spots and help citizens navigate state bureaucracy will be able to resume their watchdog duties under an agreement announced Wednesday.

A lack of committee support indicates a constitutional amendment to restructure the Nebraska State Board of Education may be dead for this year, although its introducer hasnt given up hope

State senators voted 25-14 against first-round approval of Legislative Bill 143 after first refusing, 25-19, Bayard Sen. Steve Erdman’s amendment to impose year-round standard time as early as this summer.

Year-round standard time would make drivers between North Platte and Colorado switch their clocks back and then forward again from mid-March to early November should Colorado keep daylight time.

The Gazette-Mail recently had a top-of-the-fold article that should gladden the hearts of all West Virginians, with the headline “W.Va. Senate passes DOT recreational trail plan bill.”