Lincoln Journal Star. June 10, 2023. Editorial: Contentious session not without some bright spots The 2023 Nebraska Legislative session will be remembered as the most contentious in state history and for the public expressions of support and strong opposition to, and the passage of, a controversial bill that banned abortions after 12 weeks and restricted gender-affirming care for trans youth ..read more

Weeks after Nebraska announced temporary regulations with restrictions on gender-affirming care for minors, the state health department is proposing permanent restrictions that are virtually the same ..read more

Four of Pennsylvania’s top universities are a step closer to receiving delayed state subsidies. The state House of Representatives passed their annual appropriations Tuesday, setting the condition that the schools freeze tuition next year ..read more

At New York’s Lincoln Center, love is definitely in the air with a post-pandemic mass wedding ..read more

Nebraska is imposing a 7-day wait for trans youth to start gender-affirming medications ..read more

Nebraska AG questioned over hiring of ex-lawmaker who lacks legal background ..read more

A Texas politician who accidentally shot his grandson during a wedding he was officiating in Nebraska could be charged with a felony ..read more

Police have seized products from five Lincoln, Nebraska dispensaries to see if they contain illegally high levels of THC ..read more

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A decisive win by Democrats in hotly-contested local races in Lincoln could be indicative of the party’s chances next year, including in a presidential election where Nebraska’s Omaha-centered 2nd Congressional District has twice given an electoral vote to Democratic presidential candidates ..read more

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — The director of the Nebraska Department of Economic Development resigned Wednesday, a day after a news report revealed a business he owns received pandemic relief grants from the agency he headed ..read more