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Nebraska officials visit Texas to assess troops securing the southern border - Vimarsana News

Nebraska officials visit Texas to assess troops securing the southern border

Nebraska officials traveled to Del Rio, Texas to see troops being deployed to assist in securing America's southern border.Governor Jim Pillen joined Speaker J

Legislative leaders optimistic about Nebraska's fiscal health after careful spending - Vimarsana News

Legislative leaders optimistic about Nebraska's fiscal health after careful spending

LINCOLN — Top Nebraska state senators say they feel comfortable with the level of state reserves they left behind in 2024 and beyond after carefully considering spending requests during this year’s legislative session. Nebraska lawmakers are statutorily required to have a balanced budget and are projected to end the next fiscal year, on June 30, 2025, […] The post Legislative leaders optimistic about Nebraska’s fiscal health after careful spending appeared first on Nebraska Examiner.

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Legislature skips tax relief measure passed over, special session suggested - Vimarsana News

Legislature skips tax relief measure passed over, special session suggested

The Nebraska Legislature fails to find consensus on property tax reform.

LB 388's death leaves K-12 property tax relief convoluted - Vimarsana News

LB 388's death leaves K-12 property tax relief convoluted

Nebraskans who keep missing out on school property tax relief will have to act on their own to get it for at least another year with LB 388's death Thursday.

Western Nebraskans cheer signings of bills they helped push - Vimarsana News

Western Nebraskans cheer signings of bills they helped push

Bills signed by Gov. Jim Pillen, among other things, will let peacetime veterans receive emergency county aid and require "Medigap" insurers to offer them to many Medicare recipients under 65.