"I LOVE NU" day draws large Loper crowd in Lincoln
“I LOVE NU” Day was well-attended by UNK faculty and students who visited the Nebraska Capitol building to advocate for the Nebraska University system and
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“I LOVE NU” Day was well-attended by UNK faculty and students who visited the Nebraska Capitol building to advocate for the Nebraska University system and
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A plan to spend roughly $1 billion in federal pandemic cash won initial approval from state lawmakers on Wednesday despite squabbles over specific projects. The package would pour millions of dollars into job-training programs, housing grants, food pantries, meat processors, a new law enforcement training center and dozens of other projects throughout the state.
In its fifth year, the annual event highlights the university's importance and its impact on the state.
The Nebraska Legislature advanced another major budget bill Tuesday.
Nebraska lawmakers advance the $9.9-billion budget bill, but there are big questions yet over how that money will be spent — especially when it comes to prisons and prison reform.