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Nonpartisan candidate Macey Budke will run write-in campaign for Nebraska’s 3rd District

Read the full article on Nebraska Examiner LINCOLN — Nebraska’s 3rd Congressional District nonpartisan candidate Macey Budke will run a write-in campaign, she announced Tuesday.  Why are there so many independent Nebraska candidates running for office this year? Budke told the Examiner it was “clear” she wouldn’t hit the signature threshold to be on the […]

July Fourth fireworks cleanup falls on neighbors as cities lack specific debris rules

Read the full article on KMTV 3 BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT: July Fourth celebrations leave behind more than memories — they leave debris. In a neighborhood near 87th and Sorensen, residents didn’t wait to be told to clean it up. Robert Heflin said neighbors were out early the morning after the holiday. “Sunday morning….the two houses that […]

$9.6M slice of Nebraska lottery proceeds goes to state entities

Read the full article on Nebraska Examiner LINCOLN —  The latest quarterly share of Nebraska-sold Scratch and Lotto game tickets, $9.6 million, has been distributed to entities including the state fair and an environmental trust fund. Roughly 25 cents of every dollar spent on Nebraska lottery tickets goes to state beneficiaries. Since the Nebraska Lottery […]

Trump approves disaster declaration for historic Nebraska wildfires

Read the full article on Nebraska Examiner LINCOLN — President Donald Trump issued a federal disaster declaration for damage resulting from major wildfires this spring that burned more than 821,000 acres combined. Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen announced Trump’s approval of the requested disaster declaration late last week, which covers Arthur, Garden, Grant, Lincoln and Morrill counties. […]

OPINION: The Supreme Court headline is not what you think

Read the full article on Nebraska Examiner One might draw a direct line from recent Supreme Court news to Nebraska’s fertile plain. One might also wish some of its details were better. As it often does for news junkies this time of year, SCOTUS dominated front pages and topped broadcasts for several days in the […]