The Latest Breaking News from Nebraska

Is the longstanding deferred action policy a major question?

Does she look before she leaps, or does she simply favor judicial restraint?

My tentative thoughts on Nebraska v. Biden.

Terrel Vineyard was checking on cattle while riding his horse Shorty when both were hit by lightning in Oshkosh

See where Michigan State lands in Pro Football Focus' questionable power rankings released last week

The Supreme Court has struck down the Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness plan. In Biden v. Nebraska, the court ruled 6-3 on June 30, 2023, that the secretary of education does not have the authority to forgive US$430 billion of student loans under the Health and Economic Recovery Omnibus Emergency…

Voters in seven states — Arizona, California, Colorado, Michigan, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Washington — have decided on 10 ballot measures related to affirmative action policies. 

A new regime beginning, Nebraska is trying to marry its past player development success with the present to return to college football’s mountaintop.

Ranchman Terrel Vineyard, of Oshkosh, Nebraska, was fatally struck on June 21 while riding his horse who also died, the local sheriff's office has confirmed

A Nebraska lawmaker is suing a conservative political action committee for defamation, saying the group targeted her with online attacks that led to violent threats against her and her transgender child

Data released by SiegedSec from six states includes South Carolina police files and contact details for Nebraska court officials