The guest speakers at Monday’s Pachyderm Luncheon in Omaha were state senators Mike McDonnell and Kathleen Kauth. McDonnell was elected to the Nebraska legislature in
Four paratroopers descended from a cloudless sky early Thursday morning onto the grounds of Memorial Park, the fourth carrying a large American flag as he
Nate Grasz is the Policy Director for the Nebraska Family Alliance and author of the book “Would the Pilgrims Still Come to America Today?: The
The Nebraska GOP has a divide between a large portion of its elected leadership, colloquially referred to as the “establishment,” and a coalition of “populist
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen was the guest speaker at Monday’s Pachyderm Luncheon, where he spoke on a handful of current events to a room of
On Thursday evening, Sarpy County Republicans voted to endorse several candidates in local and state races, including school board members, a public defender, and candidates
Senator Pete Ricketts held a town hall on Wednesday afternoon, which was hosted by the Nebraska chapter of Americans for Prosperity at the Wheatfield’s Bakery
While the Nebraska legislature is nominally non-partisan, it’s usually clear where the party lines are drawn, particularly when overcoming a filibuster. Republicans make up 32
In Oct. 2013, amid a government shutdown that left federal workers furloughed, Congressman Lee Terry stated that he would not be giving up his paycheck
Congressman Mike Flood paid a visit to Bellevue Monday night to hold a town hall event for constituents in Nebraska’s first district. Around 50 people
