A lot of moving parts now in the Legislature's ever-changing 2020 tax story.
"The people have expectations of this board. It's just like you're just a little puppy in the bag, and let's just drown them all. It's disgust…
Several state senators successfully delayed a bill Friday that would make sure juveniles and their parents know and understand they can be rep…
Sen. Steve Erdman of Bayard dropped a surprise package in the Legislature's lap on Thursday, proposing a constitutional amendment that would r…
Tony Goins is a partner in the Capital Cigar Lounge in Lincoln and leads a consulting firm, the Business Optimizer & Partners LLC. He prev…
Providing benefits to teachers injured while working and allowing taxpayers a credit if they donate to private school scholarships are ideas p…
Nebraska politicians applauded the Trump administration's action to lift federal protections Thursday for some of the nation's millions of mil…
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Urban schools lined up in opposition to the proposal at Wednesday's committee hearing.
Rules for hemp and mandating a certain number of drinking fountains in schools were among new bills proposed Wednesday.
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A bill that would have mandated businesses to allow paid sick days and paid days off for victims of domestic violence couldn't get the votes i…
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The longest-serving current member of the University of Nebraska Board of Regents announced Monday he would not seek a fourth term.
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