Behavioral health care providers call $15 million 'sweep' of their funds wrong-headed
The head of an advisory committee on behavioral health care asks Gov. Jim Pillen to abandon a proposed $15 million cut for mental health services.
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The head of an advisory committee on behavioral health care asks Gov. Jim Pillen to abandon a proposed $15 million cut for mental health services.
Today marks one year since a gunman walked into a west Omaha Target store and opened fire.
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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
Police have two people in custody after a carjacking at a west Omaha Target on Tuesday.