Breaking down petition signatures for Nebraska Working People Party, America First Party
Read the full article on Nebraska Examiner LINCOLN — As Nebraska’s fledgling Nebraska Working People Party and America First Party navigate dueling lawsuits, new data indicates where supporters gathered signatures in pursuit of the November ballot. According to data from the Nebraska Secretary of State’s Office, each party well surpassed the minimum number of signatures needed […]
Lincoln leaders tout $17M youth volleyball complex headed to Nov. 3 general election ballot
Read the full article on Nebraska Examiner LINCOLN — Lincoln voters on Nov. 3 will determine the fate of a $17 million volleyball facility that supporters say would boost the city’s status as a youth sport destination. Fans tout the proposed N4VB (Nebraska for Volleyball) complex as an economic development project that would generate about $22 […]
Aug. 6: Behavioral Health Advisory Committee reviews federal funding priorities and rural health initiatives
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Amid renewable energy backlash, some Nebraska communities are making millions
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Omaha small businesses can apply for AI training program to boost marketing and growth
Read the full article on KMTV 3 Omaha small business owners have an opportunity to learn how to use artificial intelligence to reach more customers and grow their businesses through a new program called Breakthrough 402. The program is designed to turn AI from a buzzword into a practical tool, helping entrepreneurs create marketing content, […]
10 cyclospora cases reported across Dodge, Saunders and Washington counties, local officials say
Read the full article on KMTV 3 OMAHA, NE. — Ten cases of cyclospora are being investigated across Dodge, Saunders and Washington counties in Nebraska, the Three Rivers Public Health Department reported in a statement. Department officials said, as of now, the cases are not linked to the Taylor Farms lettuce outbreak that has swept […]
Nebraska State Board of Education unanimously approves North Omaha girls school
Read the full article on Nebraska Examiner LINCOLN — After a four-day delay, the Nebraska State Board of Education unanimously passed conditional approval of a nonpublic girls school in North Omaha. Nebraska State Board of Education postpones approval of North Omaha girls school The board voted 6-2 Friday to postpone its vote until Tuesday to […]
Cass County commissioners pause new data centers for year amid neighbor concerns
Read the full article on KMTV 3 PLATTSMOUTH, Neb (KMTV) — Cass County commissioners voted for a 12-month pause on new data centers as residents packed the boardroom to weigh in on the issue. PREVIOUS STORY | Cass County considers moratorium on data centers amid concerns from neighbors about farmland loss, water use RELATED | […]
Omaha neighbors share views on proposed $1.7 billion city budget at public hearing
Read the full article on KMTV 3 BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT: 10PM UPDATE:OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) – Omaha neighbors shared their views on the city’s proposed 2027 budget Tuesday night during a public hearing at the Civic Center. The proposal from Mayor John Ewing totals $1.7 billion, with a focus on the Omaha Police Department and the Parks […]
Who else is willing to debate in Nebraska this midterm cycle?
Read the full article on Nebraska Examiner LINCOLN — A Nebraska tradition returns as the Senate race between registered nonpartisan U.S. Senate candidate Dan Osborn and incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts will likely have only one debate at the state fair. Some Nebraska elected officials have avoided debates in recent years. U.S. Sen. Deb […]