Paul Hammel is a Senior Reporter at Nebraska Examiner. He focuses on government and politics, covering a wide range of topics including elections, public policy, and legal affairs, with a particular emphasis on issues relevant to Nebraska and the surrounding region. Paul has been featured in numerous outlets, including Environmental Health News, Raw Story, and Yahoo News.
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Paul Hammel's reporting predominantly focuses on government announcements, legislative rules, and legal policy regulations in the local context of Nebraska and Omaha. He covers a range of topics such as abortion legislation, human trafficking, property taxes, and legislative changes.
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Larry the Cable Guy and the Git-R-Done Party would get it done and head off crisis after crisis by actually doing something.
By: Paul Hammel
I have a dream. No, not that famous one. It's about a great idea for a movie. Its superhero would be Larry the Cable Guy, a truly funny guy from Nebraska who can make anyone laugh.
Is it time to take a hard look at petition gatherers and those who hire them?
By: Paul Hammel
You've barely stepped out of your car at the drugstore when a disheveled person, toting a couple of clipboards, confronts you. Hammel
“Rag-tag” paid circulators spawn brewing scandal You've barely stepped out of your car at the drug store when a disheveled person, toting a couple of clipboards, confronts you.
By: Paul Hammel
You’ve barely stepped out of your car at the drug store when a disheveled person, toting a couple of clipboards, confronts you.
It came as a proverbial boot in the behind when President Trump recently announced that he was allowing 300,000 metric tons of ground beef to be imported tariff free.
By: Paul Hammel
I’m no farmer. And I haven’t slept at a Holiday Inn lately.
A fierce fight over a feline has erupted at the State Capitol.
By: Paul Hammel
Most Popular In about a week and a half I will be surrounded by enthusiastic and rambunctious little people.
