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Its a threat to Nebraskas potential economic growth: “brain drain” — the net loss of college-educated people to other states — has more than quadrupled in the last decade.

Ana Lopez Shalla left Omaha to attend college in Boston and then started her professional life there, loving her budding career as a consultant in one of the nation’s largest

Its a threat to Nebraskas potential economic growth: the state’s “brain drain” — the net loss of college-educated people to other states — has more than quadrupled in the last

Its a threat to Nebraskas potential economic growth: the state’s “brain drain” — the net loss of college-educated people to other states — has more than quadrupled in the last

Aksarben honors 100 or 150 years of consecutive farm ownership within one family

Aksarben honors 100 or 150 years of consecutive farm ownership within one family

The grant, an amendment to a previously awarded grant, will be used for several initiatives over the course of three years, beginning this fall and ending in summer 2026.

Nebraka has added only about 1,400 technology jobs out of the Aksarben Foundations stated goal of 10,000 by 2025. But it has added 147 new tech companies since 2019.

To ensure there's enough staff to handle the surge of COVID-19 cases fueled by the Omicron variant, California issued new guidelines for positive employees.

You are needed in Nebraska: Local leaders discuss worker shortage © KETV aksarben stakeholders meeting We are hearing the urgency from businesses when it comes to jobs, and it goes beyond the pandemic worker shortage. The founder of one Nebraska business told KETV NewsWatch 7, the Friday night Aksarben Stakeholder’s Meeting was urgent, as the state continues to see young people take their talents elsewhere.Sign up for our Newsletters In the middle of graduation season, Nebraska leaders hop...