Wednesday, two separate protests were held on Dodge Street in Omaha pushing the same message for Nebraska’s representatives to have a change of heart and vote no on a massive federal budget bill.

The Trump administration froze $28.6 million in federal grants meant to help fund education in Nebraska, leaving school ...

The Trump administration froze $28.6 million in federal grants meant to help fund education in Nebraska, surprising the state ...

Community Hospital has announced the impending closure of Curtis Medical Center in Curtis, Nebraska, citing financial ...

As lawmakers in the U.S. House consider President Donald Trump's proposed budget reconciliation bill, Nebraska Rep. Adrian ...

The Nebraska Department of Water, Energy, and Environment (DWEE) has awarded over $15 million in grants to local communities ...

The federal government has approved Nebraska's plan to address low reimbursements for Medicaid, but how it will play out ...

Throughout the day, people from all walks of life have been weighing in on the president’s federal spending bill, which is ...

The watchdog of Nebraska taxpayer dollars is barking up the trees of his colleagues in state government this week. State ...

Nebraska advocates shifted their attention to House Republicans after U.S. Sens. Deb Fischer and Pete Ricketts voted to ...

Salary increases for Kansas Board of Regents' public university leaders exceed raises offered by Legislature for faculty, ...

Tomorrow marks the deadline for the Federal Department of Education to notify states about their budgets for the next school ...