Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) continues to rank among the lowest cost providers of retail power in the nation, according to data released from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).

Rudloff offers this advice to future students: “Be a lifelong learner. Education does not stop the day you graduate from an ...

Some 1,500 acre-feet of supplemental water from Platte River excess flows will be delivered via 3,000 feet of underground ...

Businessman Rod Yates’ plan to create a multibillion-dollar sports-centric tourist magnet between Omaha and Lincoln appears ...

Vice President Harris continues to hold on to Nebraska’s “blue dot” Omaha presidential electoral voting bloc, according to the latest polling in the district. A new poll from The New York ...

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Organizers hope their appeals to public ... Nebraska Democrats are also hoping that the relatively obscure issue drives voter turnout in the state’s tightly contested 2nd Congressional District ...

The Nebraska Cornhuskers are coming off a 21-17 loss to the Ohio ... Scroll below to find Cornhuskers Wire’s Big Ten Power Rankings for Week 9 of the college football season and see where the ...

Voters in Nebraska's 1st Congressional District will face two familiar names ... the antidote to a federal government that has lost the public's trust. "I'm one of the few (state) senators that ...

The two are vying to represent a district ... work experience in Nebraska's Department of Transportation and on former U.S. Sen. Ben Nelson's staff has been "steeped in public service and ...

President Joe Biden approved a disaster declaration for Nebraska for the destructive windstorm that hit the Omaha area in ...

Nebraska splits its electoral votes, giving Omaha’s congressional district a single electoral ... The map became so familiar to the American public by 1912 that it was referred to in speeches ...