(The Center Square) – Nebraska drivers are feeling a little less pain at the pump as the motor fuels tax rate dropped to 28.7 cents per gallon on Jan. 1. This is down from a 33.2-cents-per-gallon tax, according to the Nebraska Department of Revenue.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Pete Ricketts on Wednesday wasn't giving up hope that Nebraska could still land U.S. Space Command headquarters despite an announcement that Redstone Arsenal in Alabama had been identified as the preferred location.
(The Center Square) – Nebraska restaurant owners are hoping carryout cocktails will provide a good, stiff boost to get through the COVID-19 pandemic after a harrowing year trying to stay afloat.
(The Center Square) – November saw another increase in Nebraska's leading economic indicators, the fifth jump in the last six months, a report from the Bureau of Business Research at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln found.
(The Center Square) – When the Nebraska Legislature convenes this week, COVID-19 liability protection will have an early focus for the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce.
(The Center Square) – Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts and state health officials said Monday that COVID-19 vaccinations for front-line health care workers continue as the state receives more doses from the federal government.
(The Center Square) – The Nebraska Department of Economic Development (DED) is opening a new office in North Omaha "to attract investment, support local entrepreneurs, develop the workforce, and grow the inventory of affordable housing," according to a news release from Gov. Pete Ricketts' office.
(The Center Square) – Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts said Monday that he is prepared to reduce restrictions on businesses and residents this week as hospitalizations tied to COVID-19 continue to decline.
(The Center Square) – After the battering and bruising from the COVID-19 pandemic, you wouldn’t think Nebraska business owners would be optimistic about much of anything. Yet that is not the case according to a survey of business confidence by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
LINCOLN – Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts said Wednesday morning that more than 1,746 residents have received Pfizer's coronavirus vaccination with more to be vaccinated in the coming days.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Pete Ricketts on Monday said the state is heading in the right direction with its coronavirus cases but cautioned that Nebraskans should continue to wear masks in public places and follow other protocols.
(The Center Square) – Nebraska drivers are feeling a little less pain at the pump as the motor fuels tax rate dropped to 28.7 cents per gallon on Jan. 1. This is down from a 33.2-cents-per-gallon tax, according to the Nebraska Department of Revenue.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Pete Ricketts on Wednesday wasn't giving up hope that Nebraska could still land U.S. Space Command headquarters despite an announcement that Redstone Arsenal in Alabama had been identified as the preferred location.
(The Center Square) – Nebraska restaurant owners are hoping carryout cocktails will provide a good, stiff boost to get through the COVID-19 pandemic after a harrowing year trying to stay afloat.
(The Center Square) – November saw another increase in Nebraska's leading economic indicators, the fifth jump in the last six months, a report from the Bureau of Business Research at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln found.
(The Center Square) – When the Nebraska Legislature convenes this week, COVID-19 liability protection will have an early focus for the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce.
(The Center Square) – Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts and state health officials said Monday that COVID-19 vaccinations for front-line health care workers continue as the state receives more doses from the federal government.
(The Center Square) – The Nebraska Department of Economic Development (DED) is opening a new office in North Omaha "to attract investment, support local entrepreneurs, develop the workforce, and grow the inventory of affordable housing," according to a news release from Gov. Pete Ricketts' office.
(The Center Square) – Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts said Monday that he is prepared to reduce restrictions on businesses and residents this week as hospitalizations tied to COVID-19 continue to decline.
(The Center Square) – After the battering and bruising from the COVID-19 pandemic, you wouldn’t think Nebraska business owners would be optimistic about much of anything. Yet that is not the case according to a survey of business confidence by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
LINCOLN – Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts said Wednesday morning that more than 1,746 residents have received Pfizer's coronavirus vaccination with more to be vaccinated in the coming days.