Zach Wendling

Nebraska law doesn’t require new political parties to disclose their finances until they are qualified to have candidates on the ballot.

The tension between voters and the Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission has not faded in the year since the first licenses were issued.

The federal government has approved Nebraska’s request to bar temporary assistance for tobacco, tattoos, psychic readings, gaming and more.

The University of Nebraska Board of Regents will consider extending NU President Jeff Gold’s contract and increasing the $2.19 billion budget for NU’s “Project Health” by 25%.

Grand Island-area lawmaker reflects on Trump’s visit to central Nebraska

A judge blocked part of an Omaha ordinance to require employers in city limits to pay youth workers the same minimum wage as adults.

Forty-eight Nebraska judges face an up-or-down vote this November on whether they can stay in office through 2032.

A seventh out-of-state circulator suspected of gathering fraudulent petition signatures in Nebraska has been arrested.

A longtime cannabis opponent will not have a day in court to try to overturn Nebraska's voter-approved medical cannabis laws, for now.

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen is facing pushback over his immigration stance as a new state-national investigation finds his family has long hired undocumented laborers.