Bruning News

Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning says the state Supreme Court's ruling today in an Omaha murder case served the interests of justice.

Thursday, Attorney General Jon Bruning announced 30 states have reached an agreement in principle with General Motors in GMa s bankruptcy proceedings.

Kansas once claimed Nebraska owed $72 million for its farmers' overuse of Republican River water earlier this decade.

Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning has filed objections to General Motors' bankruptcy plans on behalf of Nebraska and 41 other states.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to hear an appeal by fired Nebraska State Trooper Robert Henderson.

Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning has been unanimously elected by the members of the National Association of Attorneys General or NAAG to become the Associationa s 102nd president.

He was elected Wednesday in Colorado Springs, Colo., during the association's annual meeting.

The Nebraska Supreme Court has refused to hear the first challenge of the state's new lethal-injection law.

Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning has been elected president of the National Association of Attorneys General.

The two co-founders of the Autism Center of Nebraska say state Auditor Mike Foley misled the public about problems at their agency last summer and cost them their jobs.

Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning is accusing General Motors of trying to circumvent state consumer protection laws.

A Bellevue physician who provides abortions, Dr. Leroy Carhart, said he will start performing third trimester abortions.

Attorney General Jon Bruning has joined in the harsh rhetoric being aimed at a Bellevue doctor who provides abortion services.

"Loopholes" provided in the landmark Roe v. Wade decision that upheld abortion rights apparently will allow third-trimester abortions at a Bellevue clinic, the Nebraska attorney general said today.

They say there are two types of predators online: those who collect child porn, and then those who want to chat up kids and entice them for sex.

A former Black Panther convicted nearly four decades ago in the bombing death of an Omaha police officer has filed another request to be released from prison.

Bruning says the law passed by lawmakers and signed by Gov. Dave Heimeman just five days ago takes into account what other states have done and what the U.S. Supreme Court has approved.

Some angry and appalled leaders and residents want Omaha Mayor-elect Jim Suttle to look further into allegations that a top aide had a sexual relationship with a teenager in the late 1990s.

Nebraska Gov. Dave Heineman signed a bill on Thursday that legalizes lethal injections as the only legal method of executing people on death row.

State lawmakers have sent a bill to make lethal injection Nebraska's only means of execution, on to the final round of debate.