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Nebraska labor leaders pen letter to new party, warn of ‘grim future’
The effort to establish the Nebraska Working People Party is being watched closely by local labor groups.
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Nebraska abortions rose nearly 8% in 2025, mostly due to influx of Iowa patients
Number of Iowa patients traveling to Nebraska for abortions nearly doubled from 2024 to 2025
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Nebraska Rep. Mike Flood confronts more dissatisfied voters at Bellevue town hall
Republican Congressman Mike Flood faced more tough questions from a boisterous crowd at his second public forum of the year.
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Nebraska Independent candidate Austin Ahlman hits signature goal, raises $100K in bid for Congress
Austin Ahlman is making a splash in the often overlooked NE-01 race, parrying detractors from the left and right.
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Respect Nebraska Voters petition submits over 180,000 signatures to make ballot
The Respect Nebraska Voters petition is aimed at bolstering future petition efforts and is likely to qualify for the ballot, setting up a vote this fall.
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Another new political party launches in Nebraska: the ‘America First Party’
The new political party is working to establish in Nebraska, marking the second one in the last week.
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Push to add limits on school sports participation to Nebraska Constitution gathers 211k signatures
The Nebraska measure comes after the US Supreme Court upheld two similar state laws
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Just how opposed to medical marijuana is Pete Ricketts?
The US Senator has blocked Nebraskans from legalizing medical marijuana, even after they voted for it…twice.
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Who’s behind the new ‘Nebraska Working People Party’ petition? Unwinding the mystery
A new party is attempting to break into Nebraska’s political scene as a working class option. Officials are saying it’s fishy.
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Cities in Nebraska take up fight for a livable minimum wage
After a minimum wage ballot measure was passed in 2022 and amended in 2026, local leaders have stepped up to ensure the initiative is honored.
