Dr. Corey Stutte is an experienced public and private sector executive, with an extensive background in business, higher education, local government and federal government.
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
A completed police investigation into a state no-bid contract leads today's brief, alongside shifting outside spending in Nebraska's House races, corn growers' questions about
A leadership change at Omaha's public power district leads today's brief, alongside the local approvals still needed for a federally backed ammonia plant, the UNL chancellor
A federal disaster request for southeast Nebraska flooding leads today's brief, alongside Omaha's approval of a downtown stadium deal, a rail merger debate in the Senate
With one week until Election Day, new reporting traces the money behind Lincoln's charter amendments, while ratings shifts and a closely watched Sarpy County legislative race sharpen attention
This Week in One View The state's revenue forecast arrives Friday, and the options debate has started before the number is known. A school finance commission sent recommendations
Limited power capacity for large new customers in the Omaha area leads today's brief, alongside Dan Osborn's cross-partisan town hall, a lawsuit against the governor&
A federal fertilizer investment announced during Vice President JD Vance's North Platte rally leads today's brief, alongside a Supreme Court fee ruling against Lincoln, a sales
Legislative oversight of Omaha's $235 million recovery grants leads today's brief, alongside the Omaha-area races that will decide the Legislature's Republican supermajority and
School funding recommendations bound for the Legislature lead today's brief, alongside Omaha's stadium financing hearing, the state auditor's scrutiny of a retirement agency and
The School Financing Review Commission voted 13-0 on October 20 to adopt its 2026 annual report to the Legislature. Before the vote, members made several wording changes. The most
Fuel supply strains prompted an emergency order from Gov. Jim Pillen, while a federal judicial nomination, a $6 million Google energy-assistance commitment, and medical cannabis delays round out today&
