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Sen. Hallstrom reflects on 2026 session

23 hrs 59 mins ago

New laws benefit NioCorp, rural workforce housing

Sen. Hallstrom reflects on 2026 session

Fifty years ago, a documentary chronicled a Nebraska high school’s class reunion. It’s about to hit the big screen

July 17th 2026, 3:34 PM UTC

The Beatrice High Class of 1961 recently gathered to celebrate its 65th class reunion and watch a documentary on their 15-year reunion. It remains a “hidden gem” of cinema, says the manager of a Lincoln theater that will screen the film this month

Fifty years ago, a documentary chronicled a Nebraska high school’s class reunion. It’s about to hit the big screen

High heat, humidity brings high impact to cattle, livestock

July 16th 2026, 11:34 PM UTC

The heat wave being experienced by much of Nebraska is impacting more than just Nebraska's residents, but also the states livestock.

High heat, humidity brings high impact to cattle, livestock

Report calls for swift support to data centers

July 16th 2026, 8:40 PM UTC

$1.2 billion power plant could double tax assessment for Nebraska City schools

Report calls for swift support to data centers

Hungry Nebraskans may need to prove citizenship to access federally provided food. Food banks fear ‘significant strain.’

July 16th 2026, 5:53 PM UTC

States can determine for themselves whether to create citizenship checks for food from the USDA. The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services has not decided whether to enforce citizenship requirements

Hungry Nebraskans may need to prove citizenship to access federally provided food. Food banks fear ‘significant strain.’

Organizers of efforts to establish two new political parties in Nebraska submit signatures

July 16th 2026, 4:20 PM UTC

The work to create two new parties has caused a stir in Nebraska politics

Organizers of efforts to establish two new political parties in Nebraska submit signatures