Voters in Nebraska and Arizona will see competing measures on their November ballots — in one case about abortion, in the other about primary elections. If voters approve them all, what happens next could be up to the courts to decide.
The senators who brought the discrepancy in language in in the property tax reform bill to voters' attention say they have a plan to rectify the error.
A projection from the state’s Revenue Estimating Conference says that the state will bring in less tax revenue in the next budget year than what the state is currently spending.
The Nebraska Supreme Court released its decision Wednesday on the case involving voting rights for felons, with several justices passing along some harsh words to the state about its constitutionality arguments.
Omaha is looking for long-term solutions to respond to the issue, but right now the city is seeing a gradual increase of those without shelter over the years.
In just 25 days, the polls will be open and a high-stakes election will be upon us, but right now the right to the ballot for thousands of voters hangs in the balance as the Nebraska Supreme Court continues to mull a major case.
We fact checked their list and found schools that are still open, some who closed due to new schools being built, and even a private school on their list.
Mayor Jean Stothert fired back Thursday at Omaha Sen. Mike McDonnell’s recent criticism of TIF funding for the streetcar project, saying his “constant false statements and false information about TIF and the streetcar must stop.”
The Iowa Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case of a Hardin County farmer who doesn't want to grant access to Summit Carbon Solutions so that it can survey the land for a multi-state carbon sequestration pipeline.
Days after they squared off on 6 News WOWT, the two candidates for Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District are meeting for another debate — this time on Nebraska Public Media.
The Nebraska Attorney General is alleging more fraud has occurred on petitions that put medical marijuana initiatives on the November ballot. But organizers say the state is really just trying to silence the voices of tens of thousands of Nebraskans on what they call “technicalities.”
Iowa Business Council's Economic Outlook Survey found that business leaders feel more optimistic about the future and are less worried about inflation.
Don Bacon and Tony Vargas squared off in the same room Friday for the first time this election season, giving the candidates a chance to cut through the TV and internet commercials.
The Nebraska Secretary of State’s Elections Division says they will be holding hearings for the six initiatives that will appear on Nebraska’s November ballot.
