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Over 170 jobs require a license in Nebraska. The state will soon recognize some credentials earned elsewhere. - Vimarsana News

Over 170 jobs require a license in Nebraska. The state will soon recognize some credentials earned elsewhere.

Nick Smith had 2 degrees and 4 years of teaching experience when he moved from Texas to Nebraska. The state still required him to go back to school and earn

Over 170 jobs require a license in Nebraska. The state will soon recognize some credentials earned elsewhere. - Vimarsana News

Over 170 jobs require a license in Nebraska. The state will soon recognize some credentials earned elsewhere.

More than 170 professions in Nebraska require a license. The state hasn’t recognized credentials earned in other states, forcing those workers to get a new license regardless of experience.

New Nebraska law to simplify employment for out-of-state workers - Vimarsana News

New Nebraska law to simplify employment for out-of-state workers

Professionals licensed in another state must earn Nebraska credentials regardless of experience. That is about to change for some of those jobs.

Nebraska lawmaker seeks to ban practice allowing Seward County, others, to seize millions from motorists - Vimarsana News

Nebraska lawmaker seeks to ban practice allowing Seward County, others, to seize millions from motorists

A bill sponsored by Sen. Tom Brewer would eliminate civil asset forfeiture in state court and replace it with criminal forfeiture.

State job applicants wouldn't need college degree, bill says - Vimarsana News

State job applicants wouldn't need college degree, bill says

Most Nebraska state agencies would no longer be allowed to give preference to job applicants based on their level of college education under proposed legislation.