Five Nebraska News Today

LINCOLN, Neb. — A Kentucky-based initiative that brought in more childcare workers could soon come to Nebraska after a legislative proposal cleared first-round debate Wednesday.

LINCOLN — Nebraska could address part of its need for child care workers by replicating a Kentucky program that pays child care costs for child care workers.

State Sen. John Fredrickson of Omaha introduced Legislative Bill 856, which would make all child care workers eligible for child care aid, regardless of their income.

Nebraska could address part of its need for child care workers by replicating a Kentucky program that pays child care costs for child care workers.

Nebraska, we have a problem: childcare. The lack of sufficient childcare has become an urgent challenge in the state of Nebraska that impacts everyone. This is the reason organizations, such

Organizations in Lincoln and across the state are working to take small steps and find solutions to help end the child care crisis in Nebraska.

Op-ed: When child care and public transit are in alignment, our economy thrives.

Also: Free lunch is now permanent for Massachusetts public school students.

Meet the eight companies, including five from Nebraska, named to the NMotion Growth Accelerator 2023 cohort. Each will receive $100k in funding.

Midwest Housing Development Fund Inc. of Omaha was awarded the bulk of the Nebraska share, about $6.2 million.