Nebraska state agencies are looking for ways to make ends meet as Gov. Jim Pillen continues to cut budgets. But that belt-tightening means Nebraskans are having to pay more in government fees.

Many candidates threw their hat in the Nebraska U.S. Senate race ring this election cycle, but after legal challenges and new parties were introduced to the field, the ballot has been whittled down to ...

Lincoln officials broke ground Tuesday on the $33 million StarTran million multi-modal transportation center that's expected ...

The Omaha City Council unanimously approved a $189,500 contribution Tuesday for a pilot program meant to reconnect a ...

Nebraska football will start next season with a game against Miami (Ohio) in Kansas City. It will be the second time the Big ...

In a letter to the Douglas County Board of Commissioners Tuesday morning, the office of State Auditor Mike Foley identified ...

A volleyball legend in Nebraska will take the stage at Omaha’s Orpheum Theater this week as the celebrity guest on NPR’s ...

With renewed grant funding and a new, bigger bus, the free transportation service taking workers from Lexington to North Platte will keep rolling through at least March.

Four candidates have their eyes on the secretary of state race after incumbent Republican Bob Evnen lost the primary election. The general election winner will oversee an office that monitors several ...

The American Association of University Professors sent a letter requesting that the Association of American Universities deny ...

State Sen. Victor Rountree already tried to bring a bill before the Legislature that would prohibit shackling kids in the ...

Hospital leaders say a law allowing Nebraska to receive extra federal Medicaid dollars has helped stabilize many hospitals.