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Regulatory Reform

Lifting Regulations is how Nebraska’s Economy can Stay Alive During and After COVID-19

Apr 3, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

To see the version of this article published in the Lincoln Journal Star, click here. The pandemic that…

The Full Platter

E-learning rules differ by state. Here’s where Nebraska and Iowa stand.

Apr 2, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

Too many restrictions on virtual learning can set everyone back.

Government Spending

COVID-19 to Worsen Local Pension Debts

Apr 1, 2020 • By Jim Vokal

Officials and taxpayers cannot afford to be blindsided this time.

The Full Platter

Helping Hands at an Omaha Distillery

Mar 30, 2020 • By Jim Vokal

Nebraska entrepreneurs are adapting to help meet emergency community needs.

Regulatory Reform

Governor Ricketts signs emergency order for health care licensing reciprocity

Mar 27, 2020

An emergency executive order can help more medical personnel respond to the COVID-19 crisis in Nebraska.

Regulatory Reform

Are we there yet? Looking ahead to life after COVID-19

Mar 26, 2020 • By Laura Ebke

I suspect that we’ve all been just a little out of sorts lately. While I personally work from…

The Full Platter

Virtual meetings: a good transparency measure, not just during a crisis

Mar 24, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

In the wake of the COVID-19 crisis we have seen local governments go to great lengths to maintain…

Government Spending

“Then let them play golf”

Mar 20, 2020 • By Adam Weinberg

COVID-19 reminds us about the proper role of government.

The Full Platter

Legislative session suspended due to COVID-19

Mar 16, 2020 • By Jim Vokal

Suspending the legislative session is the responsible thing to do.

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