After one last bid to expand the scope of the Legislature's property tax relief package failed, Nebraska lawmakers sent the feeble plan to Gov. Jim Pillen's desk Tuesday morning.
Gov. Jim Pillen expressed disappointment Monday about the special legislative session he called to address property taxes but said it will be up to Nebraskans to judge what lawmakers accomplished.
Catelin Drey, the lone Woodbury County Democrat officially joining the Iowa delegation to the DNC in Chicago next week, said she's never been so nervous to be managing her calendar. She also can't wait to tell her daughter about the history she got to see made.
Video recordings of government business, even when made on a personal device, should be considered public records under an advisory opinion issued this week by an Iowa state board.
On this week's podcast, SCJ's Jared McNett and QCT's Sarah Watson talk Iowa State Fair, Republican challenges to Libertarians’ candidacies, and an appeals court ruling on Iowa’s books in schools law.
Iowa would use federal funding to expand the state’s newly created summer food assistance program for low-income families under a proposal from Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ administration.
The November election is the first one in Iowa under a new law that gives the Iowa Attorney General’s Office the authority to prosecute violations of state elections law.
Gov. Tim Walz, the Democratic Party's vice presidential candidate, will return to his Nebraska roots for his first solo rally of the campaign Saturday.
Fierce opposition from a bipartisan group of lawmakers, who cast the plan as the largest tax increase in state history, kept the Legislature from ever voting directly on it.
Iowa Medicaid recipients no longer will need a prescription to have their wheelchairs repaired under a recently policy change.
Nebraskans will have the chance to vote to require paid sick leave statewide this November, the Secretary of State's Office announced Tuesday.
Native leaders speak out about the GOP vice presidential nominee’s perspectives on Indigenous issues.
Nebraska's largest public employees union filed an appeal with the state's Supreme Court after its bid to force the state to bargain over remote work was dismissed last month.
With the start of the academic year for most Iowa districts about two weeks away, the state has yet to issue permits for school staff in Iowa to carry firearms.
The Woodbury County Law Enforcement Center is officially ready to be occupied. Jail project leaders received the last report they were waiting for last week. Once the document was reviewed, Goldberg Group Architects was able to issue a certificate of substantial completion, which Authority Chair Ron Wieck signed on Tuesday.
Heartland Counseling Services is offering no out-of-pocket expenses for Siouxlanders impacted by historic June flooding.
Today's poll: When is the last time you've been to Southern Hills Mall?
Throughout Wednesday, local Orange City leaders are hosting events focused on building community in the Northwest Iowa town.
After one last bid to expand the scope of the Legislature's property tax relief package failed, Nebraska lawmakers sent the feeble plan to Gov. Jim Pillen's desk Tuesday morning.
Police are investigating an assault after a man was found in Grand Island with part of his scalp missing.
When police took the child home, they found two other unsupervised children. The house didn’t have any furniture and there were insects and rotting food on the floor.
Gov. Jim Pillen expressed disappointment Monday about the special legislative session he called to address property taxes but said it will be up to Nebraskans to judge what lawmakers accomplished.
Watch live tonight as the Democratic National Convention continues in Chicago.
Video from the immediate aftermath of an Israeli air strike on a market in Deir el-Balah, Gaza shows bloodied young children on the ground.
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Associated Press photographers from around the world captured stunning images from Monday's supermoon, the first of four in 2024.
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An Alvord, Iowa, man has been sentenced to probation for vehicular homicide in connection with the death of a Rock Valley, Iowa, woman who was a passenger in his car.
At 5:45 p.m. Friday, deputies executed a search warrant at a residence in the 500 block of South Perth St. in Schaller.
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The Sioux City Council voted Monday to defer final consideration of a rezoning request for a 30-acre tract of land at 3700 Jefferson St., which would allow Knife River to relocate its operations there.
The Sioux City Council approved a resolution Monday to create a diversity and inclusion coordinator position. The change comes on the heels of the May 28 firing of the city's first community inclusion liaison, Semehar Ghebrekidan.
Gov. Jim Pillen expressed disappointment Monday about the special legislative session he called to address property taxes but said it will be up to Nebraskans to judge what lawmakers accomplished.
The Sioux City Council is expected to vote on a resolution to would replace the community inclusion liaison with a diversity and inclusion coordinator. The council will also consider action on permanent supportive housing for those experiencing homelessness.