Governor Signs Bill To Provide Nonviable Birth Certificates
Parents of babies who died before birth will have a new way to find closure, thanks to a law that provides commemorative certificates for the baby.
Parents of babies who died before birth will have a new way to find closure, thanks to a law that provides commemorative certificates for the baby.
A state senator objects to a provision in a bill which would instruct cities to create an early childhood development plan.
Senator Mike Groene of North Platte says the provision goes too
A 7th Earthquake has been reported about 20 miles southeast of Stapleton. Today’s Earthquake was a 3.3 magnitude quake, Brandon Thorn with The National Weather Service says that the quakes
After reaching a peak deployment of roughly 1,000 members seven years ago, the Nebraska National Guard has just seven people serving overseas now.
Major General Daryl Bohac says plans are
Governor Pete Ricketts issued a statement following news that former First Lady Barbara Bush, 92, had passed away.
“With First Lady Barbara Bush’s passing, America has lost an
Even though new snow still covers the ground in parts of Nebraska, more spring-like weather is on the way.
Meteorologist Ken Dewey at the University of Nebraska says high temperatures will
Bon-Ton Stores, Inc. has announced the closing of all their Nebraska stores, including their North Platte and Kearney locations. The Nebraska Department of Labor has reported that the closure will
Today, Governor Pete Ricketts announced that all U.S. and Nebraska flags are to be flown at half-staff in honor of former First Lady Barbara Bush, who passed away at the age of
The Nebraska softball team (30-14, 8-5 Big Ten) will travel to Minneapolis, Minn., for a top-four Big Ten matchup against Minnesota (24-14, 7-3) April 20-22. The Huskers, who currently hold the No.
Disagreements on two major issues led to problems in passing adjustments to the state budget this year.
Speaker Jim Scheer says it took a while for legislators to reach agreement on
