Lincoln, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Erin Bamer's coverage primarily focuses on Government & Politics, with a significant emphasis on Legal Policy Regulation and Government Announcements. She appears to have a keen interest in local Nebraska politics and legislation.
Given her focus, Erin may be particularly interested in pitches that offer insights into the impact of proposed laws or government policies within Nebraska. Topics related to tax credits, gender-affirming care regulations, standardized testing in K-12 schools, legislative procedures such as filibusters and death penalty options are likely to resonate with her.
Considering her geographic focus on Nebraska and Omaha, she would likely appreciate pitches from sources who have direct experience or expertise within the state's political landscape. Pitches should provide nuanced perspectives specific to local issues while also demonstrating an understanding of broader policy implications at the state level.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
LINCOLN — Nebraska’s Republican primary for secretary of state saw a significant upset Tuesday, as Omaha businessman Scott Petersen beat incumbent Bob Evnen late Tuesday.As of 11:55 p.m., Petersen led Evnen statewide by more than 16,000 votes, or 55% to Evnen’s 45%. Early results showed a tight race...
Nebraska tax revenues came in below expectations for the second month in a row, moving the goalposts further out for the budget hole lawmakers will have to close in 2027.
By: Erin Bamer
Nebraska tax revenues came in below expectations for the second month in a row, moving the goalposts further out for the budget hole lawmakers will have to close in 2027.
By: Erin Bamer
LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska tax revenues came in below expectations for the second month in a row, moving the goalposts further out for the budget hole lawmakers will have to close in 2027.
By: Erin Bamer
The need for rural broadband connections is nearly universal, though the decision of whether to lay fiber optic cable like this or to connect people in rural places wirelessly or by satellite continues to stir debate. (Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
Rural broadband stakeholders say more can be done to bring stable internet to underserved Nebraskans LINCOLN — U.S. Sen.
By: Erin Bamer
A crew lays down fiber optic cable as part of "Connect Up Carver" initiative bringing broadband internet to rural areas in Carver County, Minnesota in 2022.
By: Erin Bamer
LINCOLN — U.S. Sen. Deb Fischer, R-Neb., wants Nebraska to use more fiber in its broadband expansion plans, contradicting Gov. Jim Pillen’s claims that other internet technologies are sufficient.
LINCOLN — The director of the University of Nebraska Medical Center's Pancreatic Cancer Center of Excellence filed a complaint this week against the University of Nebraska, alleging that leaders discriminated against him and that retaliatory actions they took may have contributed to the early death of a patient.
By: Erin Bamer
Gary Player and Jeffrey P. Gold, MD, chancellor of the University of Nebraska Medical Center at a press conference held in the Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center on Tuesday, May 17, 2022. The University of Nebraska Medical Center and Nebraska Medicine host a visit by PGA legend Gary Player. On Monday he toured the facilities learning about the pancreatic cancer research and clinical services at the Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center of Excellence.
