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Nebraska’s Crowded Budget and its Impact on Property Taxes

How does the state budget affect your local property tax bill?

Increases in state spending are making it harder for the Legislature to come up with additional money for state property tax relief programs.

Total state spending per person in Nebraska is higher than it has ever been.

Total state spending is on the rise in Nebraska.

Lawmakers need to look at the whole budget picture to understand how and why Nebraska has reached the level of spending it is at today.

A new report shows state spending has increased significantly over time, even after adjusting for inflation and population.

Jim Vokal joins Adam Weinberg to discuss where things stand in the Legislature after Day 40.

If an imminent state tax increase is not halted, Nebraska will fall behind other states two-fold.

Testimony in opposition to LB1084 as written.

Platte Institute CEO Jim Vokal discusses the governor's new tax relief plan on the Platte Institute's Facebook Live Friday program.

Democrats, Republicans, Libertarians and Independents voted in support of creating a federal funds inventory for Nebraska.

New government statistics confirm that Nebraska technically went through a recession in the past year.

You may be surprised to find out why this school board member faced a recall.

Some big news that will be delivered on November 21 might get lost in the Thanksgiving festivities.