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Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen's office, industry groups crafted bill easing ag permitting process, emails show - Vimarsana News

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen's office, industry groups crafted bill easing ag permitting process, emails show

Livestock groups who helped write the bill say it will be good for Nebraska agriculture, but it has also attracted an array of opponents, including some Gage County residents.

Recalling and name-calling: The political fight fracturing a southeast Nebraska village - Vimarsana News

Recalling and name-calling: The political fight fracturing a southeast Nebraska village

Voters in Brownville recalled two members of the village board. The board turned around and hired the recalled members, creating a furor in this 140-person village.

Gov. Pillen's office, industry groups crafted bill easing ag permitting process, emails show | News - Vimarsana News

Gov. Pillen's office, industry groups crafted bill easing ag permitting process, emails show | News

At a February legislative hearing, a seemingly mundane bill reforming county zoning procedures drew testimony from a big name: Gov. Jim Pillen.

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen's office, industry groups crafted bill easing ag permitting process, emails show - Vimarsana News

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen's office, industry groups crafted bill easing ag permitting process, emails show

At a February legislative hearing, a seemingly mundane bill reforming county zoning procedures drew testimony from a big name: Gov. Jim Pillen.  For

Seed companies suing AltEn for how it handled treated seed - Vimarsana News

Seed companies suing AltEn for how it handled treated seed

The former suppliers to AltEn said the facility broke state and federal laws and violated the terms of the agreements they signed with the Kansas-based biofuel company.