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LINCOLN, Neb. — The Nebraska Legislature appears poised next year to consider again who should be allowed to carry a gun on school property, beyond on-duty law enforcement officers.

LINCOLN — The Nebraska Tourism Commission has signaled that a request to increase its spending authority to promote tourism by 40% could be on the table in 2024.

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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.

Rural Nebraskans told state lawmakers Wednesday that many local ambulance and rescue service providers need state help to stay afloat.

LINCOLN — Nebraska lawmakers dove into the concept of eminent domain, or the taking of private property for public use, during a Friday hearing to see if state law could

An early childhood care leadership academy kicks off in Ogallala, sets pace for fresh industry strategies in Nebraska.

LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska needs to study the systemic shortcomings and gaps in the state’s mental health care system for young people and adults, members of the Legislature’s Health and