Neb. Legislature GOP Supermajority To End
OMAHA, Neb. — A 33-seat Republican supermajority in the Nebraska Legislature will end come 2027 as Democrats and a Democratic-endorsed nonpartisan led in three key districts by Wednesday afternoon.
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OMAHA, Neb. — A 33-seat Republican supermajority in the Nebraska Legislature will end come 2027 as Democrats and a Democratic-endorsed nonpartisan led in three key districts by Wednesday afternoon.
LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska’s chief information officer, Matthew McCarville, has resigned after serving in the role since 2024. The position is part of Gov. Jim Pillen’s cabinet.
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LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen hasn’t budged on his approach to cap local spending and cover K-12 education costs to alleviate property taxes he’s called for in the
Six veterans were presented with Quilts of Honor by the Dakota Prairie Quilt Guild during the Fabricadabra Quilt Show, held Oct. 17-18 at the NFAA Eaton Yankton Archery Center.
Reports of deer deaths from a viral disease have jumped by hundreds in recent weeks, prompting South Dakota wildlife officials to expand a program allowing hunters to return their licenses
LENNOX — An 86-year-old Hurley man died Monday, Nov. 2, from injuries he sustained in a three-vehicle crash that occurred near Lennox on Oct. 28.
NIOBRARA, Neb. — A northeast Nebraska highway project nearly 30 years in the making has been given the go-ahead to move forward into its next phase.
After a tremendous effort from No. 2 seed Yankton in the second half, it was No. 3 seed Watertown that was able to blow the final punches in the fourth
The Yankton Community Library’s (YCL) motto is “Books are just the beginning,” and YCL Friends group has taken that idea and run with it all the way to a state
The proposed Yankton County data center ordinance — known as Article 30 — will be revisited next week for any changes, with the possibility of approving the final measure early
Weber State announced the completion of two football series that will pit the Wildcats against two teams from the Missouri Valley Football Conference and completes WSU’s 2027 schedule. Weber State has line...
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(Oct. 28, 2026) – North Dakota’s Ethics Commission voted unanimously Wednesday to begin its own inquiry into a state-backed business financing pr...
Edward Otto Keller, 100, passed away on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, surrounded by family at St. Catherine's Living Center in Wahpeton, North Dakota, with a rosary and cherry pie in his hand.
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A Burke County man died Wednesday evening after the pickup he was driving collided with a moving train near Flaxton, according to the North Dakota Highway Patrol.
🔊 Gov. Kelly Armstrong joins the Plain Talk podcast to break down a brutal midterm election cycle, why North Dakota bucked the national wave and what's next for the GOP.
Frank Kuntz, a Linton, North Dakota, rancher, has struggled for almost 50 years to save a unique breed of horses originating from Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
H.F. Chaffee’s hunt for the mystery man who conned him in Minneapolis, besmirched his reputation, and may have led to the North Dakota farmer's death on an infamous ship
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