The Nebraska Supreme Court must decide if a District Judge in Cherry County made the right call when throwing out a lawsuit filed by opponents of a wind farm.
The 19 wind turbines required a permit from the County commissioners. A citizen’s group, Preserve the Sandhills, went to court to block that vote, claiming two of the three county commissioners and their families could profit from the project.

Nebraska state senator Tom Brewer, on his second trip to Ukraine, is delivering supplies and dodging rockets.

When Nebraska voters go to the polls next week, they will decide if the state’s minimum wage will increase from $9 per hour to $15. Nebraska Public Media’s Will Bauer reports ballot initiative 433 revives a long standing debate.

Pheasant season kicked off in Nebraska last weekend (October 29th). Nebraska Public Media’s Aaron Bonderson reports extreme drought and wildfires are stunting the upcoming season…

When voters go to the polls on Nov. 8, they'll be asked to decide on a constitutional amendment that, if approved, would change the way they vote for the foreseeable future. You currently don’t need a photo ID to cast a ballot, but the passage of Amendment 432 would change that.

When voters go to the polls on Nov. 8, they'll be asked to decide on a constitutional amendment that, if approved, would change the way they vote for the foreseeable future. You currently don’t need a photo ID to cast a ballot, but the passage of Amendment 432 would change that.

After COVID-19 protocols nearly wiped over the 2020-2021 RVS season, health department are battling back against a second year of unusually early surges.

The national battle against abortion has reached small local governments. Towns in Iowa, Nebraska and Texas have banned abortion within their borders, even if they don’t have a clinic. But in one community, that effort could interrupt abortion access for the entire region.

With newly renovated facilities at the Reller Prairie Field Station, forensic anthropology students will use the location to study the decomposition of human bodies

A new general permit would set requirements for large cattle operations like feedyards for five years, beginning April 1, 2023. But first, the Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy will get input on the proposed draft in a public hearing on Thursday, Sept. 29.