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Guest Editorial

Modernizing CPA Licensure

Mar 16, 2026 • By Joni Sundquist

Policy takeaway:  Nebraska’s newly passed LB718 modernizes CPA licensure by expanding pathways into the profession while preserving rigorous…

Podcasts

Nebraskanomics: Omaha Chamber CEO Heath Mello on Growing Nebraska

Mar 11, 2026 • By Jim Vokal

Tune in to the latest episode of Nebraskanomics as we welcome President and CEO of the Greater Omaha…

Regulatory Reform

LB 663: Nebraska Agricultural Zoning Reform Improves County Permitting Process

Mar 3, 2026 • By Jakob Myers

On February 25, 2026, Governor Jim Pillen signed Legislative Bill 663 into law while at the Nebraska Dairy…

Tax Policy

Nebraska Cigarette Tax Increase Would Raise Prices, Reduce Revenue Reliability, and Increase Smuggling

Mar 1, 2026 • By Jared Walczak

*On March 4th, LB 1124, the bill to advance the tobacco tax increase failed on a bipartisan procedural…

Regulatory Reform

Childcare Freedom in Nebraska

Feb 27, 2026 • By Laura Ebke

In today’s economy, the high cost and low availability of childcare are major barriers for working families. While…

Regulatory Reform

Cutting the Cord: Nebraska Takes the Wheel on Environmental Reviews

Feb 25, 2026 • By Laura Ebke

For years, Nebraska’s major infrastructure projects—such as the long-awaited Lincoln East Beltway—have been held back by a slow-moving…

Regulatory Reform

Reducing Red Tape: Advancing Economic Liberty and Accountability In Nebraska

Feb 17, 2026 • By Laura Ebke

The growing volume and complexity of government regulation at the state and local levels threaten economic freedom, entrepreneurial…

Regulatory Reform

Research Note: Updates in Regulatory Restraint

Feb 16, 2026 • By Jakob Myers

In recent years, states across the country have taken renewed interest in reviewing longstanding and often outdated regulatory…

Tax Policy

Nebraska Shouldn’t Tax Social Media Accounts

Feb 13, 2026 • By Jared Walczak

Under LB 1025, Nebraska would implement a first-in-the-nation tax on social media accounts, at rates of up to…

Tax Policy

Policy Pathway for Principled Tax Reform

Jan 20, 2026

Policy Pathway for Principled Tax Reform outlines a framework for evaluating tax policy through the lens of sound…

Tax Policy

Nebraska’s Tax Code Lets It Compete for Data Center Investment

Jan 8, 2026 • By Jared Walczak

The Midwest grows many things—including, increasingly, data centers. That’s good news, generating substantial local tax revenue, creating high-paying…

Regulatory Reform

Research Note: How Changes in AI Regulation Could Affect Nebraska

Jan 6, 2026 • By Jakob Myers

A couple of weeks before Christmas, following the President’s recent executive order on artificial intelligence (AI), the Nebraska…

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