Adam Weinberg

Adam Weinberg served as the Platte Institute’s Communications Director from 2014 to 2022.

Latest by Adam Weinberg

Mark your calendar for Nebraska property tax hearings

By Adam Weinberg

08/29/2022

Here’s how to get your new Nebraska property tax relief credit

By Adam Weinberg

01/28/2022

States gaining and losing U.S. House seats: how does Nebraska compare?

By Adam Weinberg

04/26/2021

Kansas passes property tax transparency law

By Adam Weinberg

04/02/2021

Nebraska extends 2020 tax filing deadline: 3 reasons you might need more time

By Adam Weinberg

03/19/2021

Telehealth measures kept Nebraskans connected to care

By Adam Weinberg

03/12/2021

Nebraska licensing law short-circuits Navy veteran’s career plans

By Adam Weinberg

03/02/2021

Colorado’s Democratic governor proposes ending property taxes on business equipment

By Adam Weinberg

02/19/2021

Inheritance taxes can cancel the dreams of Nebraskans and newcomers

By Adam Weinberg

02/17/2021

Arizona lawsuit targets zoning restrictions on mobile homes

By Adam Weinberg

02/16/2021

Rural states are keeping a closer eye on business equipment taxes

By Adam Weinberg

02/02/2021

Nebraska closed 2020 with lowest unemployment rate, but workforce challenges remain

By Adam Weinberg

01/26/2021

These 8 senators set Nebraska’s tax policy agenda

By Adam Weinberg

01/12/2021

Nebraska state senators elect leaders for two-year legislative session

By Adam Weinberg

01/06/2021

Nebraska’s economy returned to growth in 2020’s third quarter

By Adam Weinberg

12/23/2020

Nebraska gas tax to decline 4.5 cents a gallon in 2021

By Adam Weinberg

12/22/2020

November jobless rate up only slightly, but workforce challenge remains

By Adam Weinberg

12/18/2020

December 16 webinar: Researchers to discuss measurements of prosperity in Nebraska

By Adam Weinberg

12/08/2020

Nebraska and Iowa groups call for uniform approach to job licensing

By Adam Weinberg

12/01/2020

Nebraska highways ranked 12th ahead of a less-traveled holiday season

By Adam Weinberg

11/23/2020

Nebraska has low unemployment again, but for how long?

By Adam Weinberg

11/20/2020

What do the 2020 elections mean for tax policy?

By Adam Weinberg

11/06/2020

Court: Lincoln cottage food lawsuit can move forward

By Adam Weinberg

10/30/2020

More housing may be built in Grand Island, but not everyone is happy

By Adam Weinberg

10/30/2020