Fremont officials made use of a federal online program to investigate community members’ citizenship or immigration status, but only for professional licensing applications — not for enforcing the city’s controversial immigrant housing ban.

Thousands of people who are incarcerated in Nebraska’s county jails will have access to voting rights information this week thanks to a mass mailing.

This Election Day, Nebraskans will decide whether 33 judges keep their current roles or end their terms on the court.

Attorneys with the American Civil Liberties Union, ACLU of Nebraska, and Faegre Drinker litigated the case to victory.

The decision at the state’s largest university comes amid a nationwide wave of efforts to defund or outright ban similar programs in colleges and universities.

Nebraskans who are at risk of being denied a vote this year are suing Nebraska’s top elections official and the Douglas and Hall County Election Commissioners in hopes of ensuring they will have a voice at the polls this November.

Evnen’s directive threatens to deny a voice to thousands of Nebraskans in this November’s election.

The lawsuit requests a judicial order that would compel officials to reply to a public records request.