Molly Ashford

The Bay and Metropolitan Community College are launching a gap year program for young adults interested in manufacturing. (Photo courtesy of The Bay)

Secretary of State Bob Evnen's authority to reject a new political party if he finds it was intentionally named to create "voter confusion" is at the heart of a lawsuit filed by the Nebraska Republican Party

Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer and Mayor John Ewing provided new information Monday about the use of electric shock gloves by school resource officers.

The State of Nebraska sued the City of Omaha and members of the City Council on Tuesday over a recently passed ordinance that maintains a minimum wage of $15 for workers of all ages.

Thirty people in Nebraska were killed in domestic abuse incidents last year, according to a report released Wednesday by the Nebraska Domestic Abuse Death Review Team.

A Lancaster County judge ruled Wednesday that two newly formed parties – both of which have faced accusations of being “spoilers” – can field candidates for the November election.

At Omaha's Afghan-American Integration Day celebration on Saturday, attendees waved the Afghan flag – the tri-color version in use prior to the

Jessica Davis, one of seven people charged in an expanding petition fraud scandal in Lincoln, made her first court appearance on Monday.

A Lancaster County judge ruled Wednesday that the Nebraska Democratic Party does not have to fill a vacancy on the Senate ballot, setting up a two-way race between Republican Sen.

Two new political parties – the Nebraska Working People Party and the America First Party – were certified Wednesday by the Secretary of State following a ruling from the Nebraska Supreme Court.