Body To everything, there is a season. Each year, as school reaches it final days, things get busy at the local ball diamonds. To say we are invested in baseball and softball would be an understatement.

Body Family-run farms, ranches, and small businesses are the backbone of communities across Nebraska. They fuel our economy, feed our citizens, and provide meaningful opportunity to build generational wealth.

Body For over a hundred years, Nebraskans have gathered on Memorial Day to honor and celebrate the heroes who’ve died to preserve our freedom in America. In 1888, business student Frisby L.

Body You are probably familiar with drug commercials. There are all sorts of them showing people being active and smiling as they attend a birthday party, go biking, go surfing, or shopping at a flower shop.

Body ARAPAHOE - On Monday, February 29, 1988, the Mission Mall opened for business. A few days later, on March 4, the enterprise celebrated its grand opening.

Body Is there something about your health you’d like to change? For most Americans, this question usually triggers a wide range of responses.

Body This past week was National Police Week. I signed onto the U.S. Senate’s annual resolution commemorating Police Week and offi cers that have fallen in the line of duty, as I do each year.

Body In November, constituents in Legislative District 38 renewed the mandate I took to Lincoln the first time: to cut property taxes, to defend our constitutional rights, to protect the life and health of the born and unborn, and to promote transparency in government.

Body The lack of security at our southern border is deeply troubling, and the crisis continues to worsen. According to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), March encounters on our southern border rose nearly 25 percent over February.

Body Last week, I brought my colleague Senator John Boozman, the top Republican on the Senate Agriculture Committee, to Nebraska for a series of visits with family farmers and ranchers.