Nebraska, winner-take-all
There's another push for winner-take-all in Nebraska.On the second day of the legislative session, state Sen. Loren Lippincott introduced LB3 at the request of Gov. Jim Pillen. Sign up for our NewslettersLippincott is optimistic about getting his latest bill to the finish line.
The Nebraska State Board of Education faced its first challenge as a board evenly divided down political lines Thursday, voting more than 50 times to elect its board leadership, providing
Nebraska is one of only two states that divides its electoral votes based on congressional districts during the presidential election.
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The conservative stronghold on the officially nonpartisan Nebraska Legislature became clearer Wednesday, as state lawmakers chose Republicans for the top leadership spots on all but one of 17 key legislative committees.
The first wave of new bills splashed on the Unicameral floor Thursday morning in the second day of the 109th Legislative Session.
Omaha Sen. Christy Armendariz said she believed each of the Legislature's committees should reflect the political makeup of the state, with a Republican majority.
A Lincoln attorney and the founder of a local nonprofit joined two other candidates in filing to run for seats on the Lincoln Board of Education this week in the upcoming city elections this spring.
The first day of the Nebraska Legislature's 90-day session did not include the introduction of any bills — that begins Thursday — but it did include the election of legislative
When State Sen. Lou Ann Linehan proposed legislation to create good life districts two years ago, she envisioned the result would be a Nebraska tourist magnet akin to Kansas City’s Legends retail complex or Minnesota’s Mall of America.
A viral online video that some suggest shows Nebraska Sen. Deb Fischer’s husband refusing to shake Vice President Kamala Harris’ hand may not tell the whole story.