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Johanns Leads Fundraising Among Senate Candidates Republican Senate hopeful Mike Johanns flexed his financial muscle Sunday, as all three major Senate contenders released their financial reports for the first quarter of this year. 
Lawmakers Spar Over Using State Money For Contraceptives Senators spent two hours covering familiar ground during a debate Thursday over whether the state should provide money to school health clinics.
Convicted Killers Employed In Lincoln Through Work-Release Program The convicted murderer who guides tours in the Governor's Mansion is among nine killers who work for the state or private companies in the Lincoln area.
State Braces For Economic Slowdown Nebraska’s economic forecasters put their heads together Friday and came up with some bad news.
Raimondo TV Ad Focuses On His Business Success The low-key Democratic race for U.S. Senate in Nebraska may crank up a few notches as first-time contender Tony Raimondo hits the TV airwaves today.
Election Day Voter Signup Considered LINCOLN -- Nebraska would join Iowa, New Hampshire and other states that allow voters to register on Election Day under a bill introduced Thursday by State Sen. Ray Aguilar of Grand Island.
Activists Arrested For Trespassing At Offutt Two peace activists were arrested Dec. 28 after stepping across the line that marks the entrance to Offutt Air Force Base.
New Nebraska Bill Would Target Benefits For Illegal Immigrants LINCOLN - Gov. Dave Heineman unveiled a legislative proposal today aimed at ensuring that illegal immigrants do not get state or local government benefits in Nebraska.
Superdelegates' Role: Only Two In Nebraska Remain On The Fence The Nebraska Democratic Party will send 31 delegates to the national party convention in Denver.Of those, 24 are pledged delegates and obligated to vote based on the Feb. 9 caucus results. Sixteen will cast ballots for Barack Obama and eight for Hillary Clinton.
Bill Would Let Young Killers Be Paroled LINCOLN - Nebraska would join eight other states that have prohibited sentencing young murderers to life in prison without parole under a bill introduced Thursday in the Legislature.
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