Fight over feline calls for having a little fun sometimes

A fierce fight over a feline has erupted at the State Capitol.Of course we’re talking about Cameron the Capitol Cat.Cameron was an ever-present fixture at the Capitol, magically appearing to greet workers and state legislators as they arrived in the morning, and just as amazing, returning at...

News is news, even when you don’t like the topic

I’ve taken some criticism recently over some of the news I have covered.Apparently, some people think certain things do not need to be reported.They said as much in the comment section on social media.Don’t get me wrong. I champion everyone’s right to have an opinion.

Creating a seat at the table for Nebraska’s next generation

Some of the most important conversations I had growing up happened around the kitchen table with my grandfather. From a young age, he challenged me to pay attention to the world around me and form my own opinions.

A shared commitment to service

Whether it’s caring for our nation’s veterans, helping a neighbor in need, or defending our freedom, Nebraskans understand the importance of serving those around them. Over the past several days, that commitment was on full display across our state.

Nebraska’s worsening rural healthcare crisis

Recent polling shows the most important issues to voters in 2026 are healthcare (28 percent), housing (19 percent), food (18 percent) and gas (15 percent).

Importing more beef a bad idea for Nebraska farmers

I’m no farmer.

Third district travels

There is nothing I enjoy more than returning home to Nebraska, traveling across the Third District and meeting with constituents in their communities.

Investing in communities across Nebraska

Now that Congress has adjourned for its August work period, I’m doing what I enjoy most — get out and travel across our great state.

Examining Nebraska’s childcare crisis

In rural Nebraska many families cannot find reliable, affordable childcare in their local areas. This shortage keeps parents — especially mothers — out of the workforce. It also hurts local businesses and threatens the future of small towns.

‘You have a broken foot’

I’ve learned a few things in recent weeks.For the longest time, I was under the impression that when you break your foot, you need to take it easy.Apparently, that is no longer the case.My 8-year-old, Charlie, was playing basketball in his room with his brother on one of their over-the-door...