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Nebraska childhood vaccination rates fall as measles returns
Nebraska measles vaccination rates are slipping below herd immunity levels, raising alarms about new outbreaks of measles, polio and other preventable diseases.
ACLU Nebraska sues over ICE detention at McCook facility
ACLU Nebraska ICE lawsuit challenges prolonged detention and limited attorney access for migrants held at the McCook, Nebraska ICE facility.
Six cited after anti-ICE student protest in Fremont, Nebraska; one hit by an SUV.
Six people were cited after a Fremont anti-ICE protest where a student was hit by an SUV, including the teen driver, the injured girl and three other youths.
Trump tariffs squeeze Nebraska manufacturers, from chocolate to farm equipment
Nebraska manufacturers tariffs are raising costs for makers in Lincoln and Giltner, squeezing margins as exports fall and input prices climb.
Lexington, Nebraska church braces for Tyson plant shutdown
Tyson plant closure in Lexington Nebraska is shrinking First United Methodist’s Spanish congregation as families leave for jobs ahead of the Jan. 20 shutdown.
Nebraska Chamber names 2026 Business Hall of Fame honorees
Nebraska Chamber Business Hall of Fame names DJ Eihusen, Rodrigo López and John E. Olsson as 2026 inductees.