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Since April, nearly 17,000 Nebraskans have lost their health care coverage previously provided by the state’s Medicaid program. About half of them lost coverage not because they are…
Omaha’s immigration court now denies the highest rate of asylum claims in the U.S. How did it become the nation’s roughest for asylum seekers? Immigration Judge Alexandra Larsen…
Dan Griffith is just scraping by. His work restoring windmills and the income from his farmland has kept the lights on, he said, but not much more. That…
“What to call what happened that night in 2018?” Cindy Lange Kubick writes. “An accident? An incident? The 12 Minutes That Broke Their Hearts?”
The new Nebraska law appears to be in some legal danger after a recent Arkansas court ruling.
Every Tuesday and Thursday in the fall, Taylor Schneider and his students start class by gathering their equipment and stretching. The 15 minutes of stretching is essential for…
When Russia’s war threatened their existence, two brothers and their families fled their homeland. They could only dream of one day reuniting with their parents in America — until they did.
Kerry Knuth steers his sprayer across a field, occasionally craning his neck to watch his newest piece of equipment shoot fertilizer at the base of his growing corn.…
It started with a weird breakout on his face. So Tommy Dennis, who was 22 years old at the time, had the bumps checked out by an Omaha…
The Nebraska Legislature’s own research office is casting doubt on the amount of water that state officials expect a proposed canal will deliver to the state. But it…