Pulse writer praises LB143, which would put Nebraska on daylight saving time all year.
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Councilman Vinny Palermo attended the Omaha City Council meeting on Tuesday — his first public appearance since FBI agents searched his home last month.
Until politicians address their self-inflicted crisis at our southern border there will be many more fentanyl overdose victims, Pulse writer says.
Pulse writers respond to Warren Buffett's thoughts on the planned streetcar project.
In a letter to The World-Herald, Warren Buffett noted that he rarely takes sides on local issues in his hometown, but decided to “make an exception on the streetcar issue.”
Pulse writers question the timing of tenants forced to evacuate the Legacy Crossing apartment complex.
Pulse writer says former President Trump needs to be held accountable for his wrongs.
Kevin Denney succeed Robert Falldorf, who is retiring as Grand Island's police chief next month.
Bellevue taxpayers could wind up paying for hundreds of hours of overtime pay for top police officials after a city official changed their job classifications without consulting the city attorney.
Omaha's streetcar project reached a major milestone last week but the city and Metropolitan Utilities District are still debating who is responsible for $20.5 million needed to relocate and reinforce utility lines along its route.
Pulse writer weighs in on alternatives to the streetcar plan.
Omaha's housing affordability action plan will again come before City Council members for discussion Tuesday.
Recently elected and reelected members of the city councils for La Vista and Papillion were formally administered the Oath of Office during me…
Pulse writers give their thoughts on the application process for filling Sasse's senate seat.
Pulse writers sound off on applicants to fill Ben Sasse's seat in the U.S. Senate.
Timely access to care is not always possible due to prior authorization policies, Pulse writer says.
Timely access to care is not always possible due to prior authorization policies, Pulse writer says.
If all goes as planned, development spurred by the Omaha streetcar should more than cover the cost of paying off the $306 million project, according to a third-party analysis.
Next month, the Omaha City Council will consider authorizing the city to issue up to $440 million in bonds for the streetcar project, including $80 million backed by the city's general fund.
Grand Island City Council approved a redevelopment plan and TIF support for the proposed Conestoga Mall project, as well as a zoning change.
The La Vista City Council will have one new face and a slightly different makeup come January.
The project, which spurred significant pushback from neighbors in the area, prompted a lengthy debate Tuesday on the development's master plan compliance, traffic concerns and the loss of green space.
Papillion voters chose the experience of incumbents Steve Engberg, Tom Mumgaard and Steve Sunde, and returned them for another council term.
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Four of the five charter amendments received overwhelming support from Omaha voters. A fifth appears headed for defeat.