Lori Pilger

As part of a plea agreement, prosecutors reduced the charge against Michael Gardner, 63, of Odessa, Texas, to misdemeanor child abuse for what happened Sept. 30.

Disability Rights Nebraska says investigation of guardianship system showed reform is needed

A Nebraska nonprofit representing providers of home health care services for people with disabilities filed a lawsuit to block changes requiring its members to log GPS location to be paid.

It is believed to have been the first time the state's high court addressed the constitutionality of the state's revenge porn law passed in 2019.

The Nebraska Supreme Court has set arguments later this month in a case over the constitutionality of a law intended to restore voting rights to felons in the state.

"It is clear ... that Mr. Saber generally believes that the law doesn't apply to him," Lancaster County District Judge Jodi Nelson said.

Nebraska pool company stripped of business license for deceptive practices

Shaquille Adams has been sentenced to 34 to 56 years in prison for committing home invasion-style robberies in the victims' garages last summer.

Nebraska Appleseed is appealing the dismissal of a federal civil rights lawsuit accusing state Department of Health and Human Services officials of terminating a woman's Medicaid coverage without adequate notice.

Two Nebraska-based businesses lost more than $530,000 before realizing they'd been scammed. The investigation revealed over 70 U.S.-based business had been victimized at a loss exceeding $6 million.