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Government Spending

Taxpayers Aren’t to Blame for Revenue Shortfall

Jul 20, 2017 • By Albert Gustafson

The Legislature is learning that it can't spend more without the economic growth to pay for it.

Government Spending

Nebraska Falls Slightly in Fiscal Ranking, But Could Fall Again

Jul 18, 2017 • By Luke Ashton

Resting on our laurels can be a competitive weakness for our state.

Government Spending

New Nebraska Government Agency Unveiled

Jun 30, 2017 • By Luke Ashton

Two state agencies are merging to create a new, streamlined department. 

Government Spending

Nebraska Lawmakers Must Plan Around Uncertainty in Washington

Jun 13, 2017 • By Luke Ashton

A federal funds inventory will help Nebraska be prepared for changes in national policy that impact the state…

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Nebraska Legislature Approves Two-Year Budget

May 10, 2017 • By Sarah Curry

Lawmakers have passed a balanced budget that fits the state's economic times.

Government Spending

News Release: LB611’s Federal Funding Inventory Advances

Mar 21, 2017

The Approriations Committee has advanced LB611.

Government Spending

It’s Legislative Halftime, How Are Nebraska’s Senators Doing?

Mar 15, 2017 • By Adam Weinberg

What can Nebraskans expect for the second half of the legislative session?

Government Spending

LB611 – Require state agencies to provide a federal funding inventory

Mar 9, 2017 • By Sarah Curry

Sarah Curry's testimony in support of LB611.

Government Spending

The Federal Government Has a Hold on Nebraska’s Budget

Mar 6, 2017 • By Sarah Curry

Thirty percent of Nebraska's budget is made up of federal aid, and it often comes with strings attached.

Government Spending

Taxes and Budget Dominate Governor’s ‘State of the State’ Address

Jan 12, 2017 • By Sarah Curry

Governor Ricketts' State of the State address proposed regulatory and tax reforms. 

Government Spending

4 Ways the Legislature Can Remove Barriers to Growing Nebraska

Jan 4, 2017 • By Adam Weinberg

The 105th Nebraska Legislature can protect and strengthen the Good Life with the right game plan.

Government Spending

College-educated people are leaving Nebraska

Dec 20, 2016 • By Sarah Curry

College-educated people are leaving Nebraska, and they're frequently choosing our lower-tax rivals.

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