Nebraska News Connection

Feeling drowsy during the day isn't the only problem associated with getting too little sleep.

Identifying as a person of faith is not synonymous with supporting Legislative Bill 626, the six-week abortion ban bill in the Nebraska legislature.

With an average hourly wage of under $15 in 2021, many Nebraska agricultural workers would be hard-pressed to afford an attorney if they needed one for a workplace issue.

Many Nebraskans know how crucial a family caregiver is to one of their family members. Now AARP research has put a dollar value on that unpaid care.

Abortion restrictions have been a hot topic in the Nebraska Legislature for the second year in a row, and now the issue has heated up even more.

Seventy percent of those who reach age 65 will need long-term care services or expensive in-home nursing care, and 42 percent of it nationwide is paid for by Medicaid.

Nebraska welcomed more than 10,000 refugees between 2002 and 2016, and some are still hoping to bring family members to the U.S.

As more Nebraska towns approve permits for "crypto mines," the high-speed computer facilities processing cryptocurrency algorithms, people in the small North Carolina town of Murphy have a cautionary tale to share.

Telehealth delivery of medical care has grown considerably since the start of the pandemic, and although its use has leveled off, Nebraskans are finding it is coming in handy.

Nebraska's long-term care facilities face staffing shortages and other factors that could lead to more closures if state funding isn't increased.