Topic: Statewide

Statewide means what it sounds like — stories as relevant in Valentine as they are in Nebraska City. These are issues that touch all of us. Think: the environment, legislative policy, universities and more.

Article count: 257

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As cuts deepen at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, programs and colleges hang in the balance

Post author By Emily Wolf
Post date Sept. 5, 2025

License plate readers in Nebraska help ICE conduct immigration enforcement efforts

Post author By Emily Wolf
Post date Aug. 27, 2025

‘The house always wins’: Nebraska leaders determined to get handle on ‘skill games’

Post author By Bob Glissmann
Post date Aug. 21, 2025

Lawyers, advocates fear Omaha fraud case could undermine visa program for crime victims

Post author By Emily Wolf and Jeremy Turley
Post date Aug. 15, 2025

‘A cloud of uncertainty’: Nebraska arts and culture institutions navigating fallout of federal funding cuts

Post author By Tynan Stewart
Post date Aug. 7, 2025

Nebraska colleges, saying they have little choice, are axing scholarships that favored immigrants, single moms, LGBTQ students

Post author By Shelby Rickert
Post date June 26, 2025

Parched projects: Nebraska’s water systems need fixing. The fund meant to help can’t keep up.

Post author Joshua Shimkus, Roy W. Howard Fellow
Post date June 20, 2025

In overcrowded Nebraska prisons, several suspected of killing cellmates while double bunked in cells meant for 1.

Post author By Shelby Rickert
Post date June 18, 2025

‘Shot down at every turn’: Nebraska schools frequently deny kids with disabilities

Post author By Jeremy Turley and Lauren Wagner
Post date June 5, 2025

As Nebraska reports first measles case in 8 years, state contends with rising religious vaccine exemptions

Post author By Emily Wolf
Post date May 28, 2025