POLICY
As states face stricter Medicaid work requirements, Nebraska is an early test
Millions are likely to lose coverage as states begin complying with the new federal rules.
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NEBRASKA
How to prepare yourself or a loved one to truly live a longer life
The average American born in the year 2024 is expected to live to age 79. Joe Coughlin, director of the MIT AgeLab, suggests you can start by asking yourself some simple questions.
NEBRASKA
Medical cannabis regulations now headed to Nebraska AG, governor for approval
LINCOLN -- The Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission unanimously signed off on formal regulations over the budding supply chain Monday, nearly a year after issuing the first regulations. Guidelines have ebbed through temporary 90-day periods since just before July 1. The rules have been extended mult
NEBRASKA
Nebraska Medical Cannabis Regs Headed To AG, Governor
LINCOLN, Neb. — The Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission unanimously signed off on formal regulations over the budding supply chain Monday, nearly a year after issuing the first regulations.
YOUTH
Nebraska hospital opens unique youth mental health facility
Nebraska hospital opens unique youth mental health facility kcpnews2 Mon, 03/23/2026 - 05:00 Image (Nebraska News Connection) Click play to listen to this article. Audio file Nebraska's largest children's hospital has opened a youth-focused behavioral health care facility on its campus in Omaha. Chi
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UNO students researching: What can 100 strands of hair show us about a dog's past?
Cortisol, a stress management hormone, can reflect degrees of trauma or neglect. UNO students are asking 300 dog parents to join a new study - hoping the results will illuminate the best ways to help.
NEBRASKA
Nebraska Medicine to open health center in Omaha’s Blackstone District
Nebraska Medicine will soon be constructing a new four-story health center on the edge of Omaha’s Blackstone District.
NEBRASKA
Bill to protect Nebraska physicians recommending medical cannabis unopposed at hearing
A majority of Nebraska’s Health and Human Services Committee appears open to a legislative proposal to explicitly protect physicians who recommend medical cannabis to patients.