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LINCOLN — A bipartisan trio of Nebraska lawmakers traversed Husker land this week touting an air travel-related ballot measure as a way the state can ramp up new business and
Sen. Mark Kolterman of Seward, who will complete his two terms as a state senator at the end of the year, sees more partisanship creeping into Nebraska's nonpartisan Legislature.
This week, the Nebraska secretary of state announced that two ballot initiatives had qualified for the November ballot.
Nebraska's Secretary of State announced on Tuesday that both petitions qualified under state law and will appear this November.
Members of Nebraska's congressional delegation say improvement is needed in the nation's legal immigration system.