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
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KFAB legend Gary Sadlemyer shares highlights from his 49-year radio career
You may not recognize his face, but if you’ve lived in Nebraska in the past half-century, you’ll definitely recognize his voice. Gary Sadlemyer is a
Jean Stothert Reflects on the Mayor’s Race, John Ewing, and What’s Next for Her
Former Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert spoke to the River City Republicans luncheon Wednesday in one of her first extended public appearances since losing reelection in
Solutions vs. Rhetoric: What to do with Omaha’s Tent Encampments
Omaha’s growing number of homeless encampments was a hot topic during the recent mayor’s race. Like many issues during a contentious campaign cycle, it sparked
Political Pulse at the Pachyderm Luncheon
If you miss one Pachyderm Luncheon in Omaha, you miss a lot. At this afternoon’s luncheon, I heard some late-breaking news in local politics. First,
What Went Wrong with the Stothert Campaign?
It was a beautiful, cool evening when I attended an Inauguration Reception for the newly-reelected Republican members of the Omaha City Council, Aimee Melton, Brinker
Omaha Young Republicans will not attend State Convention over Delegate Dispute
The state convention for the Nebraska Federation of Young Republicans is being held this week, but the largest state chapter isn’t going to be there.
Don Kleine speaks on crime, announces re-election bid for 2026
Don Kleine spoke at the Pachyderm Luncheon in Omaha today, where he announced that he intended to run for a sixth term as Douglas County
Rowe, Harding, and Melton running to stay on Omaha City Council
All three sitting Republicans on the Omaha City Council will be running for reelection this year. Aimee Melton, Brinker Harding, and Don Rowe spoke at
Omaha homeowners speak out on proposed property tax hikes
Property owners across the Omaha metro area have been receiving unwelcome postcards in the mail detailing how much more they can expect to pay in