What’s next for Nebraska medical cannabis, paid sick leave, abortion, school choice
Nebraskans made their voices heard this November on various ballot measures — medical cannabis, paid sick leave, abortion and school choice — and most of the measures are set to take effect in December.
Nebraska voter ID law kept some votes from being counted but vast majority comply
Hundreds of Nebraskans didn't have their votes counted this year because of the state's new voter identification law but the vast majority complied with the new requirements.
After tie in election, husband concedes to his wife for spot on Nebraska village board
A two-way tie for a Nebraska village board seat ended after a recount, when one candidate conceded to the other, who also happens to be his wife.
Election for village board seat in Denton, Nebraska, could be decided by a coin toss
A two-way tie in the November election for a seat on the Denton, Nebraska, board of trustees will likely be decided by a coin toss.
Prosecutors to appeal case against Nebraska notary, whose attorney asks ‘to stop playing games’
Prosecutors intend to appeal the dismissal of criminal charges against a notary for Nebraska’s medical cannabis petitions who asks them “to stop playing games” and embrace voter approval. A spokesperson for the Nebraska Attorney General’s Office,
Nebraska Judge Upholds Successful Medical Marijuana Initiatives
Nebraska judge's ruling moves the state closer to legalizing medical marijuana
Nebraska medical marijuana legalization is closer to reality after judge’s ruling but an appeal is likely
'Focus resources': Nebraska Department of Education prioritizes literacy for Nebraska students
The Nebraska Department of Education said literacy and chronic absenteeism are among its priorities as the agency shares the 2023-24 assessment and accountability results.
Tom's Take: What's at stake for Nebraska football during Iowa matchup after clinching bowl eligibility?
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) called for President-elect Trump’s new border czar Tom Homan to be confirmed by the Senate. “I do think that if they are going to implore him with the type of power that he believes that he’s going to have, then he should absolutely be confirmed by the Senate,” Crockett said Tuesday…
Defense attorney asks judge to dismiss ex-History Nebraska director's criminal case
A judge has been asked to dismiss the case against the former director of History Nebraska because the Nebraska Attorney General's Office failed to try him within six months.
Nebraska judge's ruling edges the state closer to legalizing medical marijuana
A judge’s ruling Tuesday moved Nebraska one step closer to legalizing medical marijuana. At issue was whether proponents followed the law in gathering signatures to put legalization on the Nov. 5 ballot.
KLTN2d
Election in Nebraska village comes down to a tie between husband and wife
DENTON, Neb. (KLKN) – A tied election in a village outside of Lincoln ended Monday without having to draw lots. Six candidates ran for seats on the Denton Board of Trustees this year; the three with the most votes would be elected.
Lincoln Journal Star3d
Nebraska GOP to seek hard-right social policies in 2025 legislative session
The Nebraska Republican Party's policy plan for the 2025 legislative session outlines a hard-right cultural agenda, including further abortion restrictions and enhanced conservative influence on public schools.