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University of Nebraska's annual economic impact grows to $5.8 billion - Vimarsana News

University of Nebraska's annual economic impact grows to $5.8 billion

An independent analysis shows the NU System generates $9 for every $1 the state invests – a significant increase from the 7-to-1 ROI the university created in 2019.

Source: unk.edu
Debates continue on how much money NDCS should receive and how to spend it - Vimarsana News

Debates continue on how much money NDCS should receive and how to spend it

During the Appropriation hearing on Thursday, one Senator was fed up with this debate, pointing to the fact the Department of Corrections has already received $100 million dollars over the last few years to combat overcrowding, but no changes have been made.

Source: klkntv.com
Truancy bill fails to overcome filibuster in Nebraska Legislature, despite attempt at compromise - Vimarsana News

Truancy bill fails to overcome filibuster in Nebraska Legislature, despite attempt at compromise

Tensions flared during debate Monday, both around broader justice reform efforts and around what some saw as political grandstanding.

Nebraska senators advance bill to keep property tax credit program from shrinking - Vimarsana News

Nebraska senators advance bill to keep property tax credit program from shrinking

Nebraska lawmakers advanced a bill that would continue an income tax credit program at a level high enough to offset about a quarter of school property taxes.

Social Security tax break advances; property tax measure stalls - Vimarsana News

Social Security tax break advances; property tax measure stalls

Sharp debate erupted over a bill designed to secure an additional $200 million in property tax relief for Nebraskans in 2024 by eliminating an earlier $375 million cap on a