A range of opposition rises to Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen’s budget bills
From child care to tourism to banking, housing and wildlife, advocates of various Nebraska industries spoke in opposition ...
Proposal to ban lab-grown meat in Nebraska gets pushback from ranchers and farm groups
A bill to ban the sale of so-called lab-grown meat might seem like a no-brainer in Nebraska, where beef is king.
With eye on merger, Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen names interim director of environment department
LINLCOLN — Gov. Jim Pillen named Jesse Bradley interim director of the Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy on ...
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Pillen visits cruiser of McAcy, state trooper who died in line of duty
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen ordered flags to be flown at half-staff on Feb. 27 for the funeral of Nebraska State Patrol trooper ...
Pillen plan to merge two agencies hits rough waters at legislative hearing
The Nebraska Association of Resources Districts and key ag leaders were among those who threw cold water this week, at least ...
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Pfeifer receives WWII veteran recognition medal from Gov. Pillen
Eugene Pfeifer (center) receives a special World War II veteran recognition medal from Gov. Jim Pillen with Pfeifer’s granddaughter, Laura Pulscher, who is in the Air Force in the Space Force branch.
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Red States Back Trump’s Remote Government Work Crackdown
Nebraska’s highest court will decide if the governor can force state workers back to the office, as unions argue for remote work rights. This echoes a broader national debate, with GOP leaders pushing ...
Gov. Jim Pillen says 'targeted tariffs' a useful tool to secure border, ensure fair trade
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen said he backs use of "targeted tariffs" as a negotiating tool to address U.S. border security and ...
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Nebraska Chamber’s priorities include saving internship program Gov. Jim Pillen would end
Gov. Jim Pillen announced a $20 million internship program aimed at strengthening Nebraska’s workforce and keeping the next ...
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Editorial, 2/23: School funding bill should be quickly approved
Gov. Jim Pillen has, in his continuing effort to reduce property tax, come up with a plan that would send $112.9 million in ...