The first of Gov. Jim Pillen’s 2025 legislative priorities advanced Thursday to the full Nebraska Legislature: banning most student cellphones in public K-12 schools.

Two proposals to restore a winner-take-all model for Nebraska's future presidential elections appear to be stuck in limbo as ...

Nebraska lawmakers are another step closer to ending the twice-a-year switching of clocks back and forth one hour, but ...

A committee hearing at the Nebraska State Capitol was held for Legislative Bill 89, known as the “Stand with Women Act.” ...

A committee of Nebraska lawmakers signaled support Thursday for a proposed law that would bar children younger than 18 from ...

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - In a hearing on Tuesday, Nebraska lawmakers discussed LB 46. The bill would create the Nebraska ...

Republicans in the GOP-dominated state of Nebraska face yet another likely defeat on a bill to reverse the state’s unusual ...

Legislative Bill 89 would require schools to assign people to sports teams, restrooms and locker rooms based on their gender at birth.

A legislative committee voted Thursday to advance a bill that could lead to increased teacher pay, setting beginning compensation as a fraction of superintendent pay.

The Nebraska State Legislature's Revenue Committee recently held a public hearing on the Opportunity Scholarship Act, known ...