Gov. Jim Pillen talks with reporters after his annual State of the State speech to the Nebraska Legislature. Jan. 15, 2025. (Zach Wendling/Nebraska Examiner) LINCOLN — Gov. Jim Pillen on Tuesday ...
Gov. Patrick Morrisey signed the budget bill Thursday night, but not before slashing millions of dollars in funding through his line-item veto power. The Republican governor’s cuts were wide sweeping ...
NEWSWATCH SEVEN. THE NEBRASKA SECRETARY OF STATE SAYS THEIR OFFICE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DELIVERING VETOED BILLS TO THE LEGISLATURE. YESTERDAY, STATE SENATORS SAID THEY COULD NOT ACCEPT GOVERNOR JIM ...
But Pillen, Speaker John Arch and Secretary of State Bob Evnen signaled Tuesday they plan to move on for the time being. In a joint statement, the three state officers said that because the budget ...
New Haven Public Schools released a more detailed version of its 2025-26 fiscal year budget Monday night, the culmination of a months-long process to meet union members’ calls for increased financial ...
Gov. Mike Dunleavy ramped up his threats to school districts Thursday by declaring he will make a historic line-item veto of some per-student funding in next year’s budget unless his education policy ...
The St. Paul City Council on Thursday overrode a series of Mayor Melvin Carter’s line-item budget vetoes that would have slashed City Council office renovations in favor of police overtime. The mayor ...
LINCOLN — Gov. Jim Pillen on Tuesday withdrew his intended $14.5 million in general fund line-item vetoes to Nebraska’s next two-year budget, ending a possible constitutional dispute among the state’s ...
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