John Grinvalds

It’s likely that acres of corn will outnumber the acres of soybeans in Nebraska this year, a sign that farmers are bracing for a trade war with China.

Nebraska lawmakers debated the merits of a bill that would bar minors from creating social media accounts without parental consent on Thursday.

The Nebraska Legislature’s Appropriations Committee voted against the $500,000 needed to carry out a prescription drug donation program.

This week, an amendment to a medical marijuana bill could substantially rein in its rollout. That has advocates of medical cannabis sounding the alarm.

After months of short morning debates, senators will be seeing a lot more of each other as all day debate begins.

Assistant Special Agent in Charge Travis Ocken hopes that this unprecedented legal action sends a message to drug traffickers and distributors.

Roughly $100 million ear marked for projects in Nebraska won’t be coming trickling down from the federal government this year. That, after the stopgap funding bill passed by Congress kept the government running but didn’t allow room for new projects.

With all-day debate to start in the Nebraska Capitol next week, lawmakers are focusing on the priority bills they want to see become law.

It’s been a hot topic for years now, the push for a convention center in Lincoln, along with the question of where to put it.

Even though Wednesday’s blizzard has subsided, crews are battling downed power poles and lines.