The Nebraska Legislature began its 2015 session Wednesday with smiles, swearings-in, and the slightest suggestion of controversies to come. Babies... more››
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January 7, 2015
Two dozen Nebraska inmates, sent to prison for life without parole when they were teenagers, may eventually get a chance to leave prison. First... more››
January 6, 2015
Property taxes, prisons, and health care are among important issues that will be discussed in this year’s session of the Nebraska Legislature, which... more››
January 5, 2015
Demand for products that don’t contain genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, is exploding. Many food companies are seeking certification that... more››
January 4, 2015
Another potential Ebola patient is arriving at Nebraska Medicine in Omaha for observation and possibly treatment. An American health care worker... more››
January 2, 2015
A new independent report is calling for less federal oversight of the Beatrice State Development Center. NET News looks at the treatment... more››
January 1, 2015
The U.S. Department of Agriculture touches Americans from the field to the cafeteria. It’s a diverse mandate, but it fits with the man at the top.... more››
December 31, 2014
Mike Johanns is leaving the Senate after one term and is retiring from elected office after a 32-year career. He started as a Democrat, but was a... more››
December 30, 2014
In Nebraska, suicide is the second leading cause of death of young people ages 15-19. That statistic prompted lawmakers to pass a new law requiring... more››
December 29, 2014
Many beer aficionados are familiar with breweries run by Trappist monks. The beer is highly sought after, but it’s not the only food or drink made by... more››
