A legislative committee narrowly advanced a bill seeking to define group bathrooms in schools and state buildings as male or ...

A lawmaker who prioritized the push to let people vote alluded to fed funding risk from the Trump admin as a reason for the latest push.

A top-ranking Nebraska legislative committee unanimously advanced a bill Wednesday to prohibit most weapons and self-defense ...

Lincoln's Child Care Crisis A discussion on the reality of finding care for your kids in Lincoln and legislative efforts to ...

The Nebraska Legislature is considering a constitutional amendment that would allow voters to recall some of the state’s most ...

The Legislature’s Agriculture Committee will conduct a public hearing on LB1258 at 1:30 p.m. Feb. 17 in Room 1027 at the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. State Sen. Dan McKeon's attorney Perry Pirsch in the Nebraska Capitol on Jan. 12, 2026. (Juan Salinas II/Nebraska Examiner) ...

Nebraska lawmakers advanced legislation Tuesday that would restrict certain color additives in school meals.

Nebraska lawmakers are considering a slate of bills aimed at improving protections for victims of domestic violence, including one that would require the people against whom protection orders were ...

The Nebraska Legislature is considering a bill that could change how students are graded at school.

Nebraska Sen. Tanya Storer proposed cutting off funding from college programs whose graduates earn less than workers with less education.

Conduct and institutional norms are failing in the Nebraska Legislature, State Sen. Megan Hunt says, as thoughtful debate and precise language give way to humiliation and distrust.