As temperatures warm, ice jam risk could increase
As anyone who lives near the rivers knows, if you have a good snow pack with warmer temperatures in the forecast, you need to...
Support Our Schools letter says its ballot measure is legal, should be placed before...
Tim Royers of the NSEA answers questions from reporters on Wednesday about the petition drive for Support Our Schools. (Aaron Sanderford/Nebraska Examiner) ...
Nebraska bill would ban schools from using collection agencies for student lunch debt
(The Center Square) – A bill in the Nebraska legislature would prevent school districts from contracting debt collection agencies to collect students' outstanding...
Food grade corn market has both incentives and challenges for growers
Think about the last food you ate. Was it a bowl of Honeycomb cereal for breakfast, or a bag of Cheetos or Funyuns from...
Tobacco products still kill thousands across the Midwest, says new report
The American Lung Association reports tobacco use is still a leading cause of preventable illness and death in most states, including several in the...
Prepared for Disaster, Because You Just Never Know
We never know when disaster may strike. From a house fire, to a major snowstorm, to flooding, the potential for an emergency situation in...
Fight for summer child nutrition program in Nebraska continues
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A group of state senators are working to bring the federal summer food supplement for children program back to life...
A major reconstruction project for Nebraska’s busiest roadway
A major reconstruction project... coming to Nebraska's busiest roadway... between Kearney and Odessa. The approximately 9-mile stretch of I-80 will be paid for with...
New senator tries again to make texting while driving a primary offense
A record-high 19 Nebraskans lost their lives in distracted driving crashes in 2020, and a state legislative committee was urged Tuesday to do something...
Fight for summer child nutrition program continues
The Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (S-EBT) program would have supported around 150,000 Nebraska kids next summer.Story continues
