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Terence Crawford Announces Retirement, Closing a Historic Era for Nebraska
Terence Crawford retirement marks the end of a historic boxing run. The Omaha champion exits undefeated after beating Canelo Álvarez.
Nebraska lawmakers tour McCook ICE jail, call it orderly, clean and say it detains 100-150 migrants
Nebraska lawmakers tour the Tour McCook ICE detention center as debate grows over migrant detention, transparency, and the Pillen administration’s policies.
As Tyson closure looms, Lexington prepares for a future without the city’s largest employer
Tyson Foods’ Lexington plant closure puts thousands of jobs at risk, reshaping a diverse Nebraska community built around the beef industry.
Dozens of cities, states hiking minimum wages in 2026 amid federal inaction
Higher pay is on the way. Learn how US minimum wage increases will affect workers as dozens of states and cities raise hourly wages amid rising costs.
Nebraska congressman says Hegseth should be replaced as Secretary of Defense
Don Bacon Pentagon criticism grows after new reports and Caribbean actions raise questions on secrecy, strikes and who should lead the Defense Department.
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.