Governor Jim Pillen, the Nebraska Department of Economic Development (DED), and the Nebraska Department of Agriculture (NDA) encourage Nebraskans to register for the 2025
State News
Two Bills Introduced by Governor Pillen and Attorney General Hilgers Signed Into Law
Attorney General Hilgers is thanking Senators Hardin, Storer, and Sanders for their work on two bills that were signed by Governor Jim Pillen yesterday.
Public Urged to Leave Wildlife Babies Alone
Seeing young wild animals, such as deer, possums, ducks, rabbits and song birds, alone is common this time of year. Though the inclination may
Patrols to Focus on Reducing Alcohol-Related Accidents at Parks, WMAs
Through August, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission conservation officers will conduct special enforcement patrols focusing on state recreation areas and other Commission-managed properties throughout
Connecting Through Service: How Volunteering Can Combat Loneliness in Nebraska
By Jamie Bright Rural Prosperity Nebraska Extension Educator A recent survey conducted by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Bureau of Sociological Research highlights the prevalence
Gov. Pillen Vetoes Bill Allowing Convicted Drug Offenders Access to SNAP
Governor Jim Pillen issued an immediate veto of LB319, which would expand access to taxpayer-funded food stamps for felon drug dealers. The bill was
Gov. Pillen Announces Chief Bryan Waugh to Lead Nebraska State Patrol
Governor Jim Pillen announced his appointment of Chief Bryan Waugh as the next superintendent for the Nebraska State Patrol. He will assume his duties
Nebraska Attorney General’s Office Issues Consumer Alert Regarding Cryptocurrency Scams
Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers is issuing a consumer alert to the public following a surge in reports of romance scams and cryptocurrency-based investment
Smith Encourages Third District Students to Apply for Youth Advisory Council
Congressman Adrian Smith (R-NE) is currently accepting applications for the 2025-2026 Third District Youth Advisory Council and encourages high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors
Get Hooked on Crappies this Spring
By Daryl Bauer There is no doubt the fish species that can send the largest number of anglers to the banks during the spring