John Grinvalds

The chairman of the Lincoln City Council is demanding answers about an investigation into allegedly fraudulent petition signatures as a conservative-aligned group restarts its effort to place three measures on the city ballot.

More than 700 incarcerated people at the Nebraska State Penitentiary in Lincoln were without running water at the beginning of the week after a water main break disrupted service at the aging complex.

Two potential new political parties are facing legal challenges that could determine whether they appear on Nebraska's November ballot.

NDCS offered KETV rare and exclusive access to the site of the new facility, which is taking shape on the northeast edge of Lincoln.

U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. toured the University of Nebraska Medical Center on Thursday, praising its response to the Hantavirus outbreak that brought 18 Americans to quarantine there in May.

The Keystone XL pipeline could be back on the agenda, more than a decade after the controversial project put Nebraska at the center of a national debate over energy, property rights and environmental protection.

Childcare advocates say it is increasingly common across Nebraska. That's what spurred the formation of a new group: Child Care Can.

President Donald Trump's executive order targeting mail-in voting is unlikely to change how the state conducts elections in November, according to a Nebraska elections expert, even as a U.S. Supreme Court decision temporarily gives it the go-ahead.

Nebraska could get up to $200 million in a landmark Meta settlement over claims its apps were designed to addict kids and teens.

A Lancaster County district court judge ruled in favor of the Nebraska Democratic Party in a lawsuit seeking to require the party to nominate a replacement candidate in the U.S. Senate race.