University of Nebraska requests 3.5% increase; Gov. Jim Pillen proposed a $14 million cut
While the governor has proposed a $14 million cut to the University of Nebraska's state funding in the next two-year budget, ...
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NU asks lawmakers to continue investments in university, cancer research
Bri Hoffman said her son, Jack, who died last month after a 14-year battle with pediatric brain cancer, lived as long as he ...
'Honor the life and service': Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen visits memorial for fallen state trooper
Gov. Jim Pillen joined the many Nebraskans who have paid tribute to fallen state trooper Kyle McAcy. On Wednesday, Pillen and ...
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Pillen plan to merge two agencies hits rough waters at legislative hearing
Jim Pillen to merge two state agencies. Legislative Bill 317, by State Sen. Tom Brandt of Plymouth and introduced at the ...
A range of opposition rises to Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen’s budget bills
From child care to tourism to banking, housing and wildlife, advocates of various Nebraska industries spoke in opposition ...
University of Nebraska addresses Appropriations Committee over budget
Facing a turbulent time in the world of higher education, University of Nebraska leaders are looking to lawmakers for ...
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Pillen visits cruiser of McAcy, state trooper who died in line of duty
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen ordered flags to be flown at half-staff on Feb. 27 for the funeral of Nebraska State Patrol trooper ...
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Nebraska ag, conservation groups slam Pillen's plan to merge two state departments
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen's plan to merge two state agencies to form the Department of Water, Energy, and Environment ran into ...
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Nebraska Chamber’s priorities include saving internship program Gov. Jim Pillen would end
Gov. Jim Pillen announced a $20 million internship program aimed at strengthening Nebraska’s workforce and keeping the next ...
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Pillen visits cruiser of McAcy, state trooper who died in line of duty
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen and First Lady Suzanne Pillen pay their respects at the cruiser of fallen Nebraska State Patrol trooper Kyle McAcy in the Troop A Headquarters parking lot in Omaha.