Surprise health bill advances; hairstyle bill stirs debate

A choral concert tonight at the University of Nebraska-Omaha won’t be your typical musical performance. UNO’s concert choir and an A cappella choir from Omaha Central High School, along with a string ensemble, will perform Joel Thompson’s Seven Last Words of the Unarmed. It’s a sobering, seven-movem...

Budget advanced; privatization questioned

Changes in the number of "religiously unaffiliated," has changed the political landscape. New research from a University of Nebraska-Lincoln researcher shows the impact this varied group could have on American politics.

Medical marijuana affects health debate; school assaults hit

A year out from the start of last year’s flooding, many Nebraska communities still feel the impact. One way that manifests is food insecurity, a need food pantries are working to address.

Urban housing plan stalls; Indigenous Peoples Day advances

A reminder that bringing the Keystone XL oil pipeline through Nebraska was never going to be easy for TC Energy (formerly TransCanada). Coming up are a series of challenges from counties and individual landowners along the 280 miles of Nebraska land included on the route.

Ten years ago, Congress passed new rules for school meals and pushback began almost immediately. Recently, the Trump administration has proposed changes that some call rollbacks and others say will give schools more flexibility. Harvest Public Media’s Amy Mayer has more.

Ricketts supports open carry of guns in Nebraska Capitol