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Your Nebraska Update headlines for today, Oct. 8, include: A package of 15 ballot issues could be in front of Nebraska voters in 2028. Fred Knapp has more on what’s being proposed. Campaign ad season is underway in Nebraska, with Political Action Committee spending driving ads across the airwaves. U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced an initiative aimed at increasing competition in the U.S. seed market while visiting Iowa this week. The University of Nebraska at Kearney will no longer hold its summer graduation ceremony. Omaha’s planned downtown public market now has a leader and a preview of the market’s layout. Fewer professors at Nebraska’s universities are getting tenure appointments — especially at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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Your Nebraska Update headlines for today, Oct. 12, include: State leaders are facing a budget shortfall to the tune of $200 million dollars; Project Health, a teaching hospital going up in Omaha, will now cost more than $2.7 billion dollars after the University of Nebraska Board of Regents on Frida…
Your Nebraska Update headlines for today, Oct. 13, include: Nebraska agencies are considering hypothetical budgets with 8% spending reductions as the state faces a billion-dollar deficit. Molly Ashford reports on how the exercise could reflect departments’ priorities for the future. Law enforcemen…
Your Nebraska Update headlines for today, Oct. 7, include: More than $16 million has been raised in Nebraska's governor's race, according to updated campaign filings; a commission considering changes to Nebraska's school finance system is weighing incremental adjustments rather than a wholesale ove…
Your Nebraska Update headlines for today, Oct. 9, include: Last week’s flooding in Omaha caused at least $12 million in damage as recovery efforts continue in Douglas County; campaign finance reports show large sums flowing into Tax Relief Nebraska, the committee seeking to legalize and regulate on…
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