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Nebraska lawmakers air frustrations with up to $360M at risk in federal broadband funds
Nebraska broadband funding cuts spark concerns over rural internet quality and the state’s decision to limit BEAD spending. Learn what’s at stake for communities.
Nebraska Economic Development paying 22 fewer full-time staff in last 2 months
The Nebraska state workforce cuts controversy grows as agencies shed jobs, raising alarms from frontline workers and unions over budget-driven downsizing.
Terence Crawford Fires Back After WBC Strips Him of Super-Middleweight Title
Terence Crawford WBC title dispute escalates as he rejects fees and defends his status as undisputed champion. A pivotal moment for boxing fans this year.
More industries want Trump’s help hiring immigrant labor after farms get a break
Restaurants and construction firms lose thousands of immigrant workers amid raids and visa caps. Can Congress act before more businesses shut down? Read the full analysis.
Contractor for Tyson in Lexington to close, lay off 139 workers
The closure of Tyson’s plant in Lexington, Nebraska sparks ripple layoffs and threatens the local economy. Here’s how businesses and families are being affected.
Unbeaten Nebraska will host, Creighton will play in Omaha for NCAA Tournament
Nebraska and Creighton enter NCAA Volleyball Tourney on win streaks. Meet the teams, rankings, coaches and matchups that make this year one to watch.