Molly Ashford

The Nebraska Supreme Court on Friday dismissed an appeal that sought to determine the Secretary of State's authority to hand over voter data to the federal government.

A federal judge ruled that multiple components of a Nebraska law aimed at protecting children online likely violate the First Amendment and blocked them from going into effect in July.

The abrupt closure of a Tyson plant in Lexington stunned the community, which had developed as a multicultural hub because of the job opportunities. Dawson County’s unemployment rate ballooned from 3% in 2025 nearly 20% in April. The Federal Reserve in Kansas City has estimated that the unemployment rate could reach as high as 27% over the next three years as the aftershocks set in on the county’s economy.

In the days after the arrest of a Venezuelan man working as a food delivery driver in Bellevue last June, the Department of Homeland Security made a series of alarming allegations.

At an event with housing stakeholders on Tuesday, Nebraska Congressman Mike Flood said he's “confident” that landmark housing legislation will become law at the end of this week – even without the President's signature.

The FBI and tribal law enforcement are investigating allegations of sexual abuse at a school on the Santee Sioux Reservation.

The loser of Nebraska's Democratic senate primary is seeking to force the state Democratic Party to appoint a replacement candidate after the primary winner, Cindy Burbank, dropped out earlier this month.

A nonprofit grocery store along Lake Street in North Omaha is one step closer to becoming a reality.

A former employee of the Nebraska Democratic Party filed a lawsuit this week alleging that the party failed to properly investigate her claims of sexual harassment and retaliated against her for reporting them.

Attorneys for William Forbes, who overwhelmingly lost the Democratic Senate primary race, argued at a Monday hearing that the Nebraska Democratic