The Legislature gave first-round approval Wednesday to a bill allowing Nebraska to implement its prescription drug donation ...

The executive order is aimed at preventing those who were biologically assigned male at birth from taking part in women's ...

Pillen said it was time to end the more than ... Jana Hughes of Seward, would exempt wholesale drug distributors engaged in the state’s prescription Drug Donation Program Act from maintaining ...

"It is essential that the judicial branch receive adequate funding for the next biennium to sustain the progress we have made ...

C&EN’s tabulation follows approvals from the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research; therefore, it does not include blood products, gene therapies, vaccines, and other therapies that ...

Learn about the consultation and how to provide your feedback. The consultation closes on March 8, 2025. Drugs included on the list for exceptional importation and sale are called "designated drugs".

Jim Pillen’s 2025-26 budget recommendations released last week. The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission itself proposed giving up on the 110-slip marina after two years of study, a top state ...

Refers to the latest 2 years of omaha.com stories. Cancel anytime. Gov. Jim Pillen's discusses budget cuts during his annual State of the State speech University of Nebraska President Jeffrey Gold ...

Originally, the lawsuit targeted Gov. Jim Pillen (R) and Secretary of State Bob Evnen (R) for allowing the measures to go into law, as well as the three sponsors of the ballot initiatives.

LINCOLN, Neb. — Governor Jim Pillen is finding common ground with lawmakers on several key issues, including building roads and funding schools. However, some are questioning his emphasis on social ...

Monday’s season 27 premiere of NBC’s The Voice featured a familiar name from Lincoln, with Bryan Olesen’s daughter Jadyn Cree performing her own blind audition. Rural hospitals are ...

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