While we at the O.C. continue to support life over immigration and, in this case, hope the governor's veto will be overridden, being fair and objective we feel we should pass on the latest survey as regards LB 599. It like the one we published earlie... »
State lawmakers have been holding off on big taxing and spending decisions this session while awaiting the latest tax revenue projections from the Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board, but today the board made no change to revenue projections m... »
Attorney General Jon Bruning said today he’s anxious to hold debates with the other Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate, but thinks it’s too early to say how many should be held. “I’m anxious to do debates,” he said during a press conference Mond... »
Governor Heineman just sent us an e-mail noting that he will deliver his State of the State Address tomorrow and will follow it up with a seven-city tour of the state by himself and Lt. Governor Rick Sheehy. We know he's done this before but one can'... »
The attorney general’s office’s very public awarding of a $100,000 grant Monday to an offshoot of the Nebraska Farm Bureau has some questioning whether the money is more of a political gift intended to curry favor. Attorney General Jon Bruning – a cand... »
On Monday: A closer look at Kleeb’s role in the Keystone XL pipeline fight. Last week, Jane Kleeb stood outside the state capitol wearing a knit beanie, cowl-neck scarf and jeans while talking to state Senator Tony Fulton, dressed in his staple black s... »
