Something as simple and local as a crosswalk in your neighborhood can sometimes be determined by policies from Washington, D.C.
In the first quarter of 2017, Nebraska had the lowest economic growth in the country.
The Platte Institute is hosting its annual Legislative Summit in Lincoln on September 26.
The Legislature is learning that it can't spend more without the economic growth to pay for it.
Resting on our laurels can be a competitive weakness for our state.
Two state agencies are merging to create a new, streamlined department.
A federal funds inventory will help Nebraska be prepared for changes in national policy that impact the state budget.
Lawmakers have passed a balanced budget that fits the state's economic times.
The Approriations Committee has advanced LB611.
What can Nebraskans expect for the second half of the legislative session?
Sarah Curry's testimony in support of LB611.
Thirty percent of Nebraska's budget is made up of federal aid, and it often comes with strings attached.
Governor Ricketts' State of the State address proposed regulatory and tax reforms.
The 105th Nebraska Legislature can protect and strengthen the Good Life with the right game plan.