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Medicaid changes drew a record crowd to a state advisory meeting, while the Capitol moved toward a single public entrance, Nebraska joined a $63 million Family Dollar settlement and Creighton
Data center tax exemptions lead today. A new analysis puts four years of personal property tax breaks above $300 million, while Lincoln braces for longer election nights and Legislature committee
The Nebraska Department of Economic Development is today's focus. The state auditor questioned a $1.2 million recovery grant it oversaw, and new figures show its staff nearly
Health care is today's main theme. Advocates assessed six months of Medicaid work requirements as Nebraska drew a second-year rural health award, while the state pressed its
This Week in One View Nebraska voters returned Sen. Pete Ricketts and Gov. Jim Pillen, flipped the Omaha-area House seat and ended the Republican supermajority in the Legislature. That
Property taxes and development incentives are moving back to the center as the post-election Legislature takes shape. Pillen set a 2028 ballot backstop, the speaker race widened, and lawmakers
With the election mostly settled, attention is shifting to pressure on health care and manufacturing jobs. Hospitals are pressing Congress on Medicaid, a Pawnee City plant is cutting 93 jobs,
Final unofficial counts point to a Legislature without a 33-vote Republican bloc, a reopened speaker race, Flood's narrow 1st District win, and Democratic gains in Douglas and
Nebraska Republicans held the Senate seat and the governor's office, while Democrats flipped the 2nd District. The 1st District remained uncalled early Wednesday, and unofficial legislative returns put
Nebraskans vote today in races for U.S. Senate, Congress, governor, the Legislature and four ballot measures, as candidates close out campaigns and lawmakers absorb a larger projected budget gap.
This Week in One View Friday's revenue forecast held the current deficit steady but widened the gap for the next two-year budget to about $1.2 billion.
A revenue forecast that does little to close Nebraska's budget gap leads today's brief, alongside the AG's review of a no-bid contract, record
