#Nebraska

#Nebraska

Nebraska voters approved an amendment limiting abortion to the first three months of pregnancy, reflecting a significant anti-abortion victory.

Nebraska's Supreme Court ruling reinstated voting rights for tens of thousands, countering illegal suppression of votes and impacting the upcoming presidential election.

Nebraska residents will decide between a strict abortion ban and a measure to protect rights until about 24 weeks of pregnancy.

A woman declared dead at a nursing home was found breathing by a funeral home employee, prompting an investigation.

Nebraska's electoral vote division hinges on Senator Mike McDonnell's decision, impacting national presidential election outcomes.

Kamala Harris' win in Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District is crucial for her Electoral College strategy.

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen has ordered state employees to return to their offices full time by January 2, ending remote work.

A state union official expressed concerns that this move will hurt recruitment and retention of state employees, especially as there are already over 2,500 unfilled jobs in state agencies.

Remote work during the pandemic may have saved the state money and some jobs can still be done remotely, but Governor Pillen believes the pandemic is over and wants to restore the state's workforce to pre-pandemic conditions.

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen has ordered state employees to return to their offices full time by January 2, stating that the COVID-19 pandemic is over.

A state union official expressed concerns that the move could hinder recruitment and retention of state employees.

Remote work during the pandemic may have saved the state money by reducing the need for office space.