Videos
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How Dan Osborn’s daughter inspired his 2026 US Senate run
Dan Osborn, candidate for US Senate, told Courier Nebraska about the remark from his daughter that prompted him to challenge incumbent Republican Pete Ricketts.
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Nebraska farmer raises concern about data centers exploiting rural communities
Cortland farmer Briana Bartlett raised concern about data center developers targeting rural areas to exploit natural resources while the Gage County Planning and Zoning Commission was considering an 18-month moratorium.
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Nebraska’s GOP AG sues liberal Lincoln over minimum wage hike
Nebraska AG Mike Hilgers is suing the City of Lincoln over its new minimum wage ordinance, calling it unconstitutional.
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Gage County residents speak out on data centers
More than two dozen speakers showed up to a Gage County Planning and Zoning Commission meeting to advocate for an 18-month data center moratorium.
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Annual challenge gets Nebraskans eating more locally grown foods
Lincoln’s annual Mayor’s Local Food Challenge invites businesses, schools, institutions, and restaurants to eat more locally grown food.
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Gage County, NE resident encourages local officials to ban data centers
Gage County residents showed up at a planning commission meeting to discuss an 18-month data center moratorium.
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Gage County Planning Commission unanimously advances 18-month data center moratorium
The Gage County Planning Commission recommended an 18-month moratorium on data centers Tuesday evening, drawing applause after an hours-long public hearing.
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Former Nebraska head coach is special guest at Bananas’ baseball game
Tom Osborne, the former Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln head coach and three-time national champion appeared as the special guest at a Savannah Bananas baseball game.
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Omaha recognizes June Immigrant Heritage Month on ICE raid anniversary
On the one-year anniversary of a massive ICE raid in Omaha, Mayor John Ewing Jr. (D) has proclaimed June “Immigrant Heritage Month.” Read the full story at the link in bio.
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Maroon 5 lead guitarist gives $35k to Nebraska music scholarship
Maroon 5 lead guitarist and Nebraska native James Valentine is putting up $35,000 to help three local bands or artists level up through the MusicBox Artist Development Program.
