Platte Institute Policy Director Sarah Curry reviews the progress and barriers to creating more and better jobs in Nebraska through occupational licensing reforms.
A Supreme Court decision underscores the need for states to safeguard property owners from harmful regulation.
Here are 10 state agencies issuing the most regulations.
An executive order will require state agencies to review their current regulations.
A new report uses a computer program to identify restrictions in Nebraska state regulation.
States legislatures need to provide more scrutiny of red tape regulation.
Two state agencies are merging to create a new, streamlined department.
After leaving prison, finding a job can be an ex-offender’s most essential step for reintegrating into society. But their criminal record can also make it one of their most difficult.
A doctor correctly diagnosed a problem with Nebraska's licensing laws and provided a cure.
A little-known health care law can deprive patients of affordable access to care.
Omaha's food truck scene will be open for business during the College World Series.
A federal funds inventory will help Nebraska be prepared for changes in national policy that impact the state budget.
An Alabama suburb's quick effort to cut unfair red tape was the subject of national news.
The Legislature may have adjourned, but we're still busy with research and programs to help remove more barriers to economic opportunity.