(The Center Square) – Nebraska farmers are starting to feel the effects of the nation's supply chain disruptions, according to Nebraska Farm Bureau President Mark McHargue.
(The Center Square) – A measure of Nebraska's economic activity dropped by .91% in September, signaling a possible significant slowdown early next year, according to University of Nebraska-Lincoln economists.
(The Center Square) – Recall elections against two of the six members of the Leyton Public Schools Board of Education in Nebraska are being held on Jan. 11, 2022. Board members Suzy Ernest and Roland Rushman will be on the ballot.
(The Center Square) – Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt is leading a third multi-state coalition in a lawsuit against a federal COVID-19 vaccination mandates, this time for health care workers who serve Medicare and Medicaid patients.
(The Center Square) – When it comes to making child care more available and affordable, Nebraska voters give the state poor marks, a recent survey found.
(The Center Square) – Republican-led states filed multiple lawsuits on Friday challenging the Biden administration’s private sector vaccine mandate.
(The Center Square) – The economy is doing well in the farm belt, including Nebraska, according to a recent survey.
(The Center Square) – The U.S. Supreme court will hear oral arguments in a major gun rights case this week that could have significant implications for Second Amendment rights nationwide.
(The Center Square) – Republican attorneys general Eric Schmitt of Missouri and Doug Peterson of Nebraska are leading eight additional states in a lawsuit against President Joe Biden and his administration for its COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal contractors and federally contracted employees.
(The Center Square) – Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts last week rescinded a temporary suspension of many elective surgeries as COVID-19 hospitalizations dipped below 10% of the state's hospital bed capacity.
(The Center Square) – The good times continue to roll for Nebraska's tax revenue.
(The Center Square) – Nebraska farmers are starting to feel the effects of the nation's supply chain disruptions, according to Nebraska Farm Bureau President Mark McHargue.
(The Center Square) – A measure of Nebraska's economic activity dropped by .91% in September, signaling a possible significant slowdown early next year, according to University of Nebraska-Lincoln economists.
(The Center Square) – Recall elections against two of the six members of the Leyton Public Schools Board of Education in Nebraska are being held on Jan. 11, 2022. Board members Suzy Ernest and Roland Rushman will be on the ballot.
(The Center Square) – Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt is leading a third multi-state coalition in a lawsuit against a federal COVID-19 vaccination mandates, this time for health care workers who serve Medicare and Medicaid patients.
(The Center Square) – When it comes to making child care more available and affordable, Nebraska voters give the state poor marks, a recent survey found.
(The Center Square) – Republican-led states filed multiple lawsuits on Friday challenging the Biden administration’s private sector vaccine mandate.
(The Center Square) – The economy is doing well in the farm belt, including Nebraska, according to a recent survey.
(The Center Square) – The U.S. Supreme court will hear oral arguments in a major gun rights case this week that could have significant implications for Second Amendment rights nationwide.
(The Center Square) – Republican attorneys general Eric Schmitt of Missouri and Doug Peterson of Nebraska are leading eight additional states in a lawsuit against President Joe Biden and his administration for its COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal contractors and federally contracted employees.
(The Center Square) – Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts last week rescinded a temporary suspension of many elective surgeries as COVID-19 hospitalizations dipped below 10% of the state's hospital bed capacity.