Brett Lindstrom, in a long-shot, last-minute run for governor with the new America First Party, spoke to Jewish community members at an Omaha event co-sponsored
Author: Matt Johnson
Sen. Ricketts holds Omaha town hall, taking questions on housing, election integrity, and Trump’s ballroom
Sen. Pete Ricketts held a town hall in Omaha on Wednesday evening, speaking to about 35 to 40 guests at an event hosted by Americans
Kirk Cameron and Riley Gaines headline Gala with the Nebraska Family Alliance
The Nebraska Family Alliance (NFA) held its annual Life & Liberty Gala on Saturday night at the CHI Health Center in Omaha, drawing a record
Stothert Concerned Over Crime in Omaha Under New Leadership
Former Mayor Jean Stothert was a guest speaker at the River City Republicans’ luncheon last week. She spoke about the state of the city a
Welcome Back Baker: Fans and Colleagues Celebrate Chris Baker’s Return to KFAB
On Monday evening, KFAB hosted a “Welcome Back Baker” party at Lansky’s in Omaha, celebrating the return of its longtime afternoon host, Chris Baker, to
Questions on Credentialing and Substitutions Continue to Divide Nebraska GOP
Election integrity has remained a divisive issue within the Republican Party in recent years. Much of the tension stems from the 2020 presidential election, when
State Senators react to legislative push via ballot initiatives; Eric Underwood of AFAN responds
Nebraska has seen a record number of ballot initiatives circulated this year—a total of twelve so far—which many highlight as the result of a dysfunctional
Petersen Campaign Unveils Replacement “Trump Sign” for Iconic Barn
There is a new “Trump” sign coming soon to a barn near you. Outside the Douglas County Republican Party headquarters in Omaha this afternoon, Scott
John Cavanaugh’s hosts Town Hall on Social Security
On Monday, John Cavanaugh, state senator and current candidate for Congress, held a town hall event at the Teamsters Local 554 union hall in Omaha.
Scott Petersen prepares to challenge Bob Evnen for Nebraska Secretary of State
Before last Thursday, Scott Petersen considered himself retired. As an active member of the Republican Party for many years, Petersen has played many roles, including