Posted: 9:09 PM Nebraska lawmakers are moving ahead with a proposed study of 911 services.

Updated: 6:26 AM Three "at-large" Lincoln City Council seats are up for grabs. It's the only contested race in Tuesday's city primary election.

Updated: 11:53 PM Nebraska lawmakers are trying to set a new minimum prison sentence for convicted murderers who commit their crimes as juveniles.

Posted: 1:45 PM Nebraska lawmakers have granted first-round approval to a measure that would give housing assistance to youths aging out of foster care.

Posted: 1:11 PM A Nebraska state senator known for his mastery of legislative rules is trying to force a vote on his proposal to repeal a city sales-tax measure.

Updated: 4:27 AM Owners of livestock that are seized in abuse or neglect cases could be ordered to pay for the care of their animals, under a bill that won first-round approval from Nebraska lawmakers.

Updated: 10:55 PM The Nebraska Republican Party has filed a complaint against Gene Carroll, a member of the Lincoln City Council, for failing to report a late contribution from the Nebraska Democrat Party.

Posted: 3:15 PM Nebraska lawmakers advanced a measure to reduce the number of days in which registered voters can cast their ballots in person.

Posted: 12:41 PM The Wyoming Army National Guard unit will be deployed this month for a stint in the Persian Gulf region.

Updated: 5:37 PM More than 30 groups are expected to rally at the Nebraska Capitol to call for federal immigration reform and a pathway to citizenship.

Posted: 6:39 AM Lawmakers are debating a measure that would reduce the number of days registered voters may cast their ballots in-person.

Posted: 6:20 AM An Omaha think tank that opposes expanded Medicaid is urging Nebraska lawmakers to question whether the program is sustainable.

Updated: 10:44 PM Lawmakers are debating a measure that would reduce the number of days registered voters may cast their ballots in-person.

Updated: 12:27 PM This year more than three hundred Nebraska youth will turn 19, and "age out" of Nebraska's Foster Care system. This means they will be on their own to do things like find a job and housing. Many are without a safety net.

Updated: 1:05 PM A rally will be held at the Nebraska Capitol this week to raise awareness about bullying.

Posted: 4:46 AM Nebraska lawmakers are bracing for longer days of debate on bills, effective immediately.

Updated: 10:36 AM The grass roots organization fighting the Keystone XL pipeline, Bold Nebraska, sent out a fake news release Monday night.

Updated: 8:20 PM Nebraska's new lieutenant governor is marking a new chapter in an unlikely political career.

Posted: 2:58 PM A proposal to identify long-term water conservation projects in Nebraska has cleared a key hurdle in the Legislature, but lawmakers will likely scale it back to reduce its cost.

Posted: 11:04 AM Lawmakers have passed new insurance requirements for licensed child care providers in Nebraska.

Posted: 5:22 AM The Legislature's Retirement Systems Committee is gearing up to introduce a proposal to fund retirement for state employees.

Posted: 1:13 PM Lancaster County Election Commissioner David Shively reminds voters that the last day to register to vote for the City of Lincoln Primary Election is Friday, March 29th. However, voters must register to vote in person. The date to have a mail-in voter registration application form postmarked was Friday, March 22nd.

Posted: 1:07 PM Sexual partners of patients who are diagnosed with chlamydia or gonorrhea could receive prescription antibiotics without a medical exam, under a bill that won first-round approval from Nebraska lawmakers.

Posted: 11:55 AM The State Department announced Wednesday a public meeting to discuss the proposed Transcanada Keystone XL Pipeline will be held in Grand Island next month.

Updated: 6:22 AM Nebraska lawmakers will transition from committee hearings to mostly daylong debate on Wednesday.