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- 1Leaked Tapes Complicate Democrats' Nebraska Independent Bet▼Democrats Backed an Independent in Nebraska. Leaked Tapes Make Him a Risky Bet.
Democrats have thrown their support behind an independent candidate in Nebraska, but newly leaked recordings have made the endorsement look risky, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The tapes raise questions about the candidate's suitability just as the party tries to position him as a viable alternative in the race, drawing scrutiny from both parties.
- 2Federal judge lets Nebraska home birth midwife law stand●Federal judge won't block Nebraska law preventing nurse midwives at home births
A federal judge has declined to block a Nebraska law that prevents certified nurse midwives from attending home births. The ruling means the state's restrictions remain in effect while any legal challenge continues. The case affects families seeking home births and nurse midwives who argue the law limits their ability to practice and restricts access to maternity care options in the state.
- 3Denise Powell Could Make History in Nebraska▼Denise Powell Could Make History in Nebraska — But That’s Not Why She’s Running
Denise Powell is running for office in Nebraska and could become the first person of her background elected to the position if she wins. In an interview, Powell emphasized that making history is not her motivation, pointing instead to the policy issues and community concerns driving her campaign. The profile highlights her candidacy as notable in a state not often at the center of firsts.
- 4Group mocks Nebraska Gov. Pillen over $2.5M no-bid contract●Group mocks Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen on $2.5M no-bid contract with $5,000 business grants
A group is criticizing Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen over a $2.5 million no-bid state contract tied to a program offering $5,000 grants to businesses. Critics are mocking the arrangement, questioning why the contract was awarded without competitive bidding and whether the small grants deliver value for the money, drawing scrutiny of the governor's spending decisions.
- 5Flood and Backemeyer clash in Nebraska debate▼Flood, Backemeyer clash in Nebraska debate ahead of November election
Nebraska congressman Mike Flood and his Democratic challenger, state senator Jane Raybould Backemeyer, met in a debate ahead of the November election, clashing over policy differences as voters prepare to decide the House race. The exchange highlighted the competitive stakes in the district race and gave both candidates a high-profile platform before election day.
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The University of Nebraska Board of Regents has approved the university's representatives to the Nebraska Medicine board, formalising governance ties between the university system and its affiliated health network. The move concerns the University of Nebraska Medical Center and its partner hospital system, and was reported by regional outlets including Rural Radio Network.
- 7NU Regents approve university representatives to Nebraska Medicine board▼KUVR - NU Regents approve university representatives to Nebraska Medicine board
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents has approved the university's representatives to the Nebraska Medicine board, formalizing the governance link between the university system and its academic medical partner in Omaha. The approval was reported by regional outlets serving Nebraska, with coverage noting the routine but significant role these appointments play in oversight of the health system.
- 8Kansas Tennis Opens Fall Season at Nebraska Invitational▼Kansas Tennis Opens Fall Season at Nebraska Invitational - University of Kansas
The University of Kansas tennis team has opened its fall season at the Nebraska Invitational. The Jayhawks travel to Lincoln, Nebraska to compete against regional opponents in their first tournament action of the autumn slate. It marks the start of a new competitive cycle for the program as players look to build form ahead of the spring dual season.
- 9AARP Nebraska Urges Voters to Verify Registration Before Election▼AARP Nebraska Urges Voters to Check ID and Registration Before November Election
AARP Nebraska is telling voters to confirm their identification and registration status ahead of the November election. The group says checking these details early helps people avoid problems at the polls, including issues with voter ID requirements or outdated registration records. The reminder comes as Nebraska voters prepare to cast ballots in the general election.
- 10UNK lecture explores Nebraska women's early political influence▼Beyond the ballot: UNK lecture highlights Nebraska women’s early political influence
The University of Nebraska at Kearney is hosting a lecture examining how Nebraska women shaped politics beyond voting, in the state's early history. The talk highlights women's activism and influence before and after they gained suffrage, drawing attention to often overlooked figures in the state's political past. Coverage from local and university outlets has brought the event to public attention.
- 11Justices weigh appeal over Nebraska overseas voter law▼Justices consider appeal in challenge to Nebraska overseas voter law
Nebraska's highest court heard arguments in an appeal challenging the state's law governing overseas voters, a case with implications for how ballots cast by Nebraskans living abroad are counted. Details of the justices' questions and the specific provisions under dispute were not immediately available, and no ruling has been issued yet.
- 12Hard-Hitting Ad Revives Crime and Pardon in Nebraska Senate Race▼A Tough Ad Reminds Nebraska Voters About a Brutal Crime and a Pardon https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/29/us/politics/ad-w
A new political advertisement in Nebraska's Senate race is drawing attention for its blunt reminders to voters about a brutal crime and a subsequent pardon, putting the issue back at the center of the campaign. The ad's release in the final stretch before the election has intensified debate over the candidates' records on crime and clemency.
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The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has been awarded a $5 million grant to expand its college access programs. The funding will support efforts to help more students prepare for and enroll in college. Details on the grant's source and specific programs to be expanded were not immediately available.
- 14Man charged with murdering his mother after eastern Nebraska chase▼LIVE at 1:30PM: Man charged with murder in mother’s death after eastern Nebraska chase
A man has been charged with murder in the death of his mother following a police chase in eastern Nebraska. Authorities say the pursuit led to his arrest, and charges were then filed in connection with the woman's death. Local outlets are covering the case, with further details expected as the court proceedings unfold.
- 15Nebraska Sen. Ricketts says high fuel costs strain families and farmers▼Nebraska Sen. Ricketts: High fuel costs straining families and farmers | CNN Politics
Nebraska Senator Pete Ricketts is voicing concern over high fuel costs, arguing they are placing a heavy financial strain on families and farmers. He says rising prices at the pump and for agricultural inputs squeeze household budgets and cut into farm profitability, a pressing issue in a heavily agricultural state.
- 16Report Finds Nebraskans Save Above the National Average▼Report Highlights Above Average Savings of Nebraskans, Points to Economic Resilience and Growth
A new report finds that Nebraskans save at above-average rates compared with residents of other states, a pattern attributed to economic resilience and steady growth across the state. Observers say the findings point to household financial stability in Nebraska, with savings levels suggesting residents are better positioned to weather economic downturns than many Americans elsewhere.
- 17Democrats target Nebraska Senate seat held by Republicans●Democrats eye Nebraska as an opportunity to take a Senate seat away from Republicans
Democrats are looking at Nebraska as a possible pickup opportunity in their effort to take a Senate seat away from Republicans. The state, long considered solidly Republican, is drawing Democratic attention as the party searches for paths to gain ground in the chamber. The report comes from NBC News, though details on candidates or strategy remain limited.
- 18Man charged with murder in mother's death after Nebraska chase▼Man charged with murder in mother’s death after eastern Nebraska chase
A man in eastern Nebraska has been charged with murder in the death of his mother following a police chase in the region. Details about the chase, the circumstances of the woman's death, and the suspect's identity have not yet been released as the case moves forward.
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The Daily Nebraskan is highlighting athletes from small towns who have found success competing for the University of Nebraska. The story focuses on how players from rural communities have risen to prominence in Huskers programs, a theme that resonates with readers across the state where small-town pride runs deep in sports culture.
- 20Tough Ad Reminds Nebraska Voters of Brutal Crime and Pardon▼A Tough Ad Reminds Nebraska Voters About a Brutal Crime and a Pardon
A hard-hitting political advertisement is airing in Nebraska, reminding voters of a brutal crime and the pardon connected to it. The ad is drawing attention in the state's political conversation ahead of the election, with the pardon decision at its center. Details about who commissioned the ad and which candidates it targets were not provided.
- 21Photographer Shares Weekly Nature Photos on Pixelfed●Hi, how are you this week ? Watch my Photos at https:// pixelfed.dk/Brask # photography # photo # nature # naturePhotogr
A photographer known as Brask has shared a new selection of nature and wildlife photographs, inviting followers to view the latest work on their Pixelfed page. The update is part of an ongoing weekly series of nature photography posts.
- 22Bellevue University Honored by Nebraska Hispanic Chamber of Commerce●Bellevue University Honored by Nebraska Hispanic Chamber
Bellevue University has received an honor from the Nebraska Hispanic Chamber, according to an announcement from the university itself. The recognition highlights the Nebraska-based institution's standing within the state's business and community circles. Details about the specific award, the ceremony, or the reason for the honor have not been made available, so the exact nature of the recognition remains limited to the announcement that the university was acknowledged by the chamber.
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The University of Nebraska Board of Regents has appointed four new members to the board of Nebraska Medicine, the state's largest health system. The appointments fill seats overseeing the hospital network affiliated with the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha. No further details about the appointees or their terms were immediately available.
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The Daily Nebraskan has published its week five report card for the Nebraska volleyball team, grading the squad's recent performances. Nebraska volleyball is one of the most followed college programs in the United States, so its weekly form attracts close attention from fans and student media. Specific grades and match results were not detailed in the available coverage.
- 25FEMA approves $28 million for storm recovery across four Midwest states●FEMA approves $28 million for storm recovery in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska
FEMA has approved $28 million in federal aid for storm recovery efforts in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska. The funding will support communities across the four Midwest states as they continue repairing damage from recent severe storms. The announcement provides relief to residents and local governments facing significant cleanup and rebuilding costs.
- 26Gov. Pillen unveils strategy to boost Nebraska economy●LIVE AT 11:30: Gov. Pillen announces strategy for strengthening Nebraska’s economic growth
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen announced a new strategy aimed at strengthening the state's economic growth, presented during a live midday address. The announcement is drawing attention across Nebraska, with local outlets covering the event as residents await details on how the plan will affect jobs, businesses, and the state's economic outlook.
- 27Nebraska climbs in USA TODAY college football re-rank●Nebraska moves up in USA TODAY Sports college football re-rank
Nebraska has moved up in the latest USA TODAY Sports college football re-rank, a periodic reshuffling of the season's top teams. The rise reflects a reassessment of the Cornhuskers' standing among the national programs covered in the ranking. Fans in Lincoln and across the Big Ten are watching closely as the team's early-season position continues to improve.