Status of the Session – January 16, 2020
Senators returned for the 2020 session on January 8. This is called the short session, but even before the April 23 target adjournment date it is bound to feel
Good for Nebraska – Incentives Mean Opportunity
An Honors Course in Equality
Registration is now open for the first-ever Conference on Opportunity, Diversity and Equity, October 4 at the CHI Health Center Omaha. The event offers a compelling, new opportunity for
A pro-business climate is critical to the superior quality of life.
Retaining our current businesses, along with growing our base, is our number one economic development priority, and you should be assured that the full resources of the Greater Omaha
Status of the Session
It’s over. Even after such a grueling session, where daily agendas shifted from quick advancement of bills to breakdowns fueled by frustration over not making progress on certain issues,
Status of the Session
Tuesday is the 71st day of the Legislature’s session. That means there are 20 days to get done what can get done, and that includes updating Nebraska’s economic development
Status of the Session
Monday was the 55th day of the session. Senators have picked up the pace as the days dwindle, though that comes with extended debate on some issues, including debate
Status of the Session
Last Friday and today are much needed legislative recess days for all concerned. Senators have had very long days (and evenings) in committee hearings over the last few weeks,
Status of the Session
One hectic week in the Legislature gives way to another. This started off Tuesday with the Urban Affairs Committee’s consideration of LB 492, legislation aimed at expanding the metro