Supporters say it would help reverse adverse effects of the decades-long “war on drugs” by removing marijuana, or cannabis, from the list of federally controlled substances while allowing states to set their own rules on pot.
Nebraska’s men’s basketball game against Florida A&M scheduled for Sunday has been canceled due to a positive COVID-19 test within the Florida A&M program.
On Wednesday, Governor Ricketts released new DHM’s to reflect the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s new quarantine guidelines, and the Central District Department has some reservations on the change.
As many stay socially distanced inside they are looking for new companions to keep them company. Scammers have noticed and they’re finding new ways to trick their victims.
The South Heartland District Health Department released new numbers showcasing the impact the virus has had on schools, long term care facilities and hospitals.
A civil liberties group is dropping its lawsuit accusing the Nebraska prison system of fostering inhumane conditions, but it says it will continue to fight against overcrowding and perpetual understaffing of the state’s lockups.
When the Tri-Cities started to discuss their new mask policy, many were concerned about how it would impact places of worship. Now after a few days into the new ordinance, churches in Grand Island say not much has changed.
The joint filing by attorneys for the Justice Department and families offers the latest snapshot of efforts to reunite families under a “zero tolerance” policy on illegal border crossings that resulted in thousands of separations when parents were criminally prosecuted.
Students have been adjusting to new school routines since spring break. That’s why kids’ mental health is a priority. Now, some Tri-County students are taking charge.
