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Leaders of business groups and some organizations that push for lower taxes joined advocates for children, older Nebraskans and low-income families in arguing against the proposal.

Leaders of business groups and some organizations that push for lower taxes joined advocates for children, older Nebraskans and low-income families in arguing against the proposal.

Brooke Bode from Hershey and Seth Daup from Gothenburg placed second and won $15,000 in the inaugural Governors New Ventures Competition.

Three student entrepreneur teams were awarded monetary prizes this week in the first-ever Nebraska Governor’s New Venture Competition. Take a look at the winners.

Nebraska is failing to meet its economic potential due to a very tight labor market, insufficient population growth and a shortage of skilled workers, says a new study. Here are

Subsidizing the cost of care for child care providers own children could be a "game-changer" for Nebraska employers struggling to fill jobs, a legislative committee was told.

Subsidizing the cost of care for child care providers own children could be a "game-changer" for Nebraska employers struggling to fill jobs, a legislative committee was told.

Subsidizing the cost of care for child care providers own children could be a "game-changer" for Nebraska employers struggling to fill jobs, a legislative committee was told Friday.

Subsidizing the cost of care for child care providers own children could be a "game-changer" for Nebraska employers struggling to fill jobs, a legislative committee was told Friday.

Community and business organizations told members of the Nebraska Legislature's Health and Human Services Committee on Friday, that a bill that would give free childcare assistance to day care workers is a "game-changer" in addressing the childcare crisis.