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The proposal calls for providers offering telecommunications services in Nebraska to ditch the legacy, copper wire system that regulators have blamed for contributing to a series of 911 service outages.

Telecommunications lobbyists lined up Tuesday to oppose an effort to speed up Nebraskas transition to the Next Generation 911 system — drawing skepticism from lawmakers.

Telecommunications lobbyists lined up Tuesday to oppose an effort to speed up Nebraskas transition to the Next Generation 911 system — drawing skepticism from lawmakers.

Schram running for re-election to District 3 seat on Public Service Commission.

The Nebraska Public Service Commission voted Tuesday to censure two of its members after an independent investigation into allegations of misconduct.

The two commissioners who were the subjects of the independent investigation into allegations of misconduct - Christian Mirch and Kevin Stocker - called the vote a “politically motivated attack.”

Nebraska opens probes into Windstream, Lumen; bus crash near Palmyra sends students to hospital; Husker QB Jeff Sims gaining confidence through support.

Nebraskas Public Service Commission opened investigations into the states two largest telecommunications providers over disruptions to 911 services in Southeast Nebraska in late August and early September.

Nebraskas Public Service Commission opened investigations into the states two largest telecommunications providers over disruptions to 911 services in Southeast Nebraska in late August and early September.

Nebraskas Public Service Commission opened investigations into the states two largest telecommunications providers Tuesday over disruptions to 911 services in Southeast Nebraska in late August and early September.