Year-round E15 represents a victory for Nebraska

Nebraska is an agricultural state, and we should never take that for granted. Agriculture is not just one part of our economy. In many ways, it is the foundation of our economy.

Celebrating America’s 250th birthday

Two hundred and fifty years ago, on July 4, 1776, our nation’s founding fathers gathered to proclaim their independence from Great Britain. This act of rebellion led to the formation of the country we now know and love.

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

As we celebrate Independence Day, our nation stands on the doorstep of an extraordinary milestone. On July 4, 2026, Americans will mark 250 years since the birth of the United States — the greatest experiment in self-governance the world has ever known.

Our exceptional nation at 250

Christianity deeply influenced the drafting of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, serving as the foundational bedrock for its political philosophy.

Helping Nebraska’s producers rebuild & recover

After a natural disaster strikes, every day counts. Nebraska’s farmers and ranchers know this well. This spring and summer, Nebraska has been hit by some of the worst wildfires in state history. More than 800,000 acres burned, destroying pastureland, fences, and other farm and ranch infrastructure.

Rebuilding the Lincoln airport’s runway

This week, I write to you with some good news for Nebraska’s airports – investments that matter for our economy, our communities, and our national security.Back in April, I told you about $3.

Nebraska’s public power dynamo

Nebraska stands out as the only state in the nation served entirely by public power. Coupled with clean energy like the Cooper Nuclear Station, this model delivers unparalleled economic, environmental and reliability benefits.

Celebrating the International Year of the Woman Farmer

Most Nebraskans who live in agricultural communities understand that farming and ranching is not just a job. It is a way of life. It is built on long days, hard decisions, and a deep love for the land.It is also built by more than 1.2 million female ag producers.

The enduring significance of Flag Day

One of my cherished memories from attending a one-room country school during my elementary years was tending to the American flag each day.

A safer place to live

As we approach the 250th anniversary of our great nation, I often find myself reflecting on the miracle of theAmerican experience. As a sixth‑generation Nebraskan, I am proud to call it home.