By Owen Reimer Nebraska News Service In its second week of the 2025 session, the 109th Nebraska Legislature hosted Gov. Jim Pillen for the
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Nebraska Cattlemen Foundation Now Accepting Scholarship Applications for the 2025-2026 Academic Year
The Nebraska Cattlemen Research and Education Foundation (NCF) announced they are now accepting scholarship applications for the 2025-2026 academic year from qualified youth in
Attorney General Announces Legislative Priorities
Attorney General Mike Hilgers hosted a press conference today to highlight his legislative priorities for 2025. Attorney General Hilgers was joined by Senator Kathleen
Deer Season Closes in Nebraska
Deer season in Nebraska officially closed Jan. 15 when the late antlerless seasons ended. The river antlerless season was shortened due to reduced deer
Nebraska Osteopathic Physician License Revoked Following Court-Martial for Sexual Abuse of a Child and Indecent Viewing, Recording, Broadcasting
Recently, Timothy Tesmer, Nebraska’s Chief Medical Officer, revoked the license of Dr. Troy Dillon in response to a petition filed by the Nebraska Attorney
Cervical Cancer Prevention: Early Detection Saves Lives
On January 7, 2025, Governor Jim Pillen proclaimed the month of January as Cervical Cancer Prevention Month. While cervical cancer continues to impact women
TikTok Lawsuit Will Proceed in Lancaster County District Court
On January 10, 2025, District Court Judge Lori A. Maret of Lancaster Court denied TikTok’s Motion to Dismiss, ruling in favor of the State
Legislative Round-Up: Week of Jan. 8
By Josie Golka Nebraska News Service The 109th Nebraska Legislature convened last week for the first days of the 2025 session to swear in
AG Announces Human Trafficking Awareness Month
Attorney General Mike Hilgers, Governor Jim Pillen, and Colonel John Bolduc gathered in the Nebraska State Capitol to recognize January as Human Trafficking Awareness
Fischer Bill Expanding Vets’ Access to CDL Schools Heads to President
U.S. Senator Deb Fischer’s (R-Neb.) Veteran Improvement Commercial Driver License Act passed the U.S. House of Representatives. The legislation, which passed the Senate in