(WOWT) - The trial for U.S. Congressman Jeff Fortenberry from Nebraska is on as scheduled. A federal judge denied Fortenberry’s request to delay his trial, set for Feb. 3. READ MORE: Government ...

A lawsuit over the alleged defamation of a political candidate during the 2020 election has finally made its way to a jury trial. On Monday, opening arguments were ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A trial for U.S. Congressman Jeff Fortenberry from Nebraska set to begin on Feb. 3 in the District Court of the District of Columbia has been pushed back. On Wednesday ...

Former Congressman Jeff Fortenberry will head to trial in February. A judge denied his request to push that trial back. Sign up for our Newsletters Fortenberry was indicted for the second time in ...

First Alert 6 confirmed that attorneys for Jeff Fortenberry filed a motion to delay his case in Washington D.C. Fortenberry’s lawyers believe president-elect Trump’s administration will make a ...

Later, it was then U.S. Rep. Jeff Fortenberry who got the wrath of a larger gathering at Lincoln Southwest High School over his support for dismantling the ACA. We all saw what happened on Jan. 6.

Within 48 hours of Trump’s inauguration, the department moved to drop charges against former congressman Jeff Fortenberry (R-Nebraska), a vocal backerof the president who’d been accused of ...

One other campaign he funded was that of Jeff Fortenberry, a US lawmaker, in 2016. Fortenberry was later convicted of concealing information and making false statements to US federal authorities ...

and her son Jeff; his wife’s siblings, Charles, Teresa Mary, Rita, Michael, and Angela; his cousins, Peter, Alice, and Jan; as well as numerous Baragona, Burns and Fortenberry nieces and nephews.