There’s a tremendous amount of wealth in the Husker State and that wealth could be on the move out of state without action now, according to Jeff Yost, president and… Read more »
As the U.S. Postal Service continues looking for ways to become profitable, it’s considering closing the mail processing center in Norfolk, eliminating or moving 45 jobs. Closure may come as… Read more »
It appears that the Nebraska Furniture Mart is headed to the Lone Star State. Omaha commercial real estate expert Trenton Magid says Mart officials plan to build a $1.5-billion complex… Read more »
Nebraska’s newest wind farm is online and generating power. It’s called the Third Planet Wind Power Facility in eastern Nebraska’s Boone County. Governor Dave Heineman was among those who attended… Read more »
The money-strapped U.S. Postal Service is considering closing hundreds of post offices nationwide, including several dozen in Nebraska. Residents in the Gage County town of Filley have learned their post… Read more »
Nebraska’s unemployment rate is holding steady, again. The state Labor Department says Nebraska’s jobless rate remains at 4.2% for September. It was the same in August — and in July…. Read more »
Nebraska’s two largest cities rank toward the very top of a new survey that lists metro areas based on their average credit score. Out of 143 communties nationwide, Lincoln placed… Read more »
Nebraska moves to build on its economic success, enacting three new economic development programs. The programs are part of the Talent and Innovation Initiative. The Business Innovation Act will distribute… Read more »
It may not be much consolation, but the 6.5% wholesale rate hike being planned by Nebraska Public Power District could have been even larger — closer to ten-percent. NPPD chief… Read more »
Governor Heineman has appointed Lt. Governor Rick Sheehy to lead the Nebraska delegation to the 43rd Annual Midwest U.S. – Japan Association joint meeting in Tokyo next week. Heineman… Read more »