The letter was signed by 18 Nebraska state senators and addressed to U.S. Sens. Pete Ricketts and Deb Fischer.

A report says 54,000 people in Nebraska could become uninsured if the tax bill passes and the Affordable Care Act's enhanced ...

Gov. Jim Pillen remains confident in his preferred policies to grow Nebraska and cut costs, even as the speaker of the ...

"Everything that's being discussed at a federal level would affect the state budget, which will then affect every single ...

The House-passed budget reconciliation package strips basic health care and food assistance from Nebraskans and their ...

The Nebraska Medical Association (NMA) has voiced strong opposition to proposed Medicaid eligibility reforms and funding cuts ...

Nebraskans who attended Monday say they want Congress to consider the negative impacts of possible health care cuts.

NU Regents said the limited growth in state support had put the university system in the position of trying to keep tuition ...

Nebraska lawmakers entered the 2023 session with a record $1.9 billion budget surplus — equal to nearly 17 percent of this year’s total budget. Today, that surplus ...

The Lincoln Board of Education has unveiled its preliminary budget for the 2025-2026 school year, proposing a 7-cent ...

Gov. Jim Pillen remains confident in his preferred policies to grow Nebraska and cut costs, even as the speaker of the ...