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Nebraska judge hears arguments on lawsuit challenging ICE detention facility in McCook
A Nebraska judge weighs a lawsuit against the “Cornhusker Clink,” a state-run immigration detention center in McCook funded by taxpayer dollars.
After reopening, Joslyn Art Museum breaks visitor records, earns national acclaim
Omaha’s Joslyn Art Museum soars with its floating Hawks Pavilion, record crowds, and a world-class art collection. See the buzz in 2025!
Nebraska Latino Youth Summit Marks Record Growth, Broadens Opportunities
The 2025 Nebraska Latino Youth Summit on Oct. 27 empowers 700+ students with college & career resources, scholarships, and a blueprint for success.
Nebraska cattle producers sound alarm over Trump pitch to import beef from Argentina
Nebraska cattle producers sound alarm as Trump considers importing Argentine beef to lower prices, warning it could harm US ranchers.
Omaha City Council votes down proposed ordinance to ban homeless encampments
Omaha City Council votes down proposal to ban homeless encampments, opting for a social services approach instead of criminalization.
Lawsuit over sending Nebraska voter data to feds paused for shutdown
A lawsuit over Nebraska’s voter data handover to federal authorities hits pause as government shutdown stalls privacy negotiations.
