Nebraska judge tosses lawsuit to keep state from releasing voter data to feds

State’s top election official has said he plans to hand the data to the Justice Department later this week

February 10, 2026Updated: February 10, 2026
By Naydu Daza Maya

Regional

More than 1,300 T-shirts in Rushville park spark reflection on Declaration of Independence

More than 1,300 T-shirts stretched across a park in Rushville this weekend, each one printed with a single word from the Declaration of Independence.

Gordon City Council weighs new rules for e-bikes and scooters

With concerns growing over safety, the Gordon City Council is one of several Nebraska towns considering new regulations for e-bikes and scooters.

Cherry County Sheriff warns of phone scam impersonating deputies

The Cherry County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about a scam circulating in the area involving callers posing as law enforcement.

State parks reducing services heading into back-to-school season

Heading into the back-to-school season, Nebraska Game and Parks state park areas are adjusting operating hours and some services due to a limited workforce.