Advocates say they are proud of the agreement’s terms, but add that more work remains to be done to ensure that Native residents’ concerns are heard in future city planning decisions.

A new watchdog report on juvenile solitary confinement outlines huge increases in the number of confined kids and how long they’re being held in solitary.

We need to remind officials at every level that decisions about pregnancy and abortion are not their decisions to make.

Two Nebraska organizations are weighing in on an appeal of a juvenile court case that terminated a Native American mother’s parental rights.

Awardees include a longtime Lincoln civil rights leader, a Lexington community advocate and three partner organizations.

The family's lawsuit argued the cutting of their children’s hair had violated their traditional religious Lakota beliefs.

The executive order attempts to erase the identities of thousands of Nebraskans.

The lawsuit argues Nebraska state senators violated a state constitutional requirement that “no bill shall contain more than one subject” when they added an abortion ban after 12 weeks of pregnancy to a bill that restricted gender-related care for trans youth.