Governor Jim Pillen signed an executive order at Northeast Community College launching the Good Life, Great Careers Initiative as part of Manufacturing Month in
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Attorney General Hilgers Fights to Protect Tax Credits for Ethanol Producers Under Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill
Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers, joined by Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird, asked the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to preserve a long-standing rule
Gov. Pillen Updates Progress at Work Ethic Camp; Passes Final Inspection
Governor Jim Pillen is providing an update on progress made at the Work Ethic Camp in McCook, which will allow the facility to be
Gov. Pillen to Lead Trade Mission to Israel
Governor Jim Pillen will lead a trade mission to Israel. The state delegation includes representatives from the Nebraska Department of Economic Development; Jewish Federation
Nebraska Rolling Out New Federal Requirements for SNAP
As a result of new federal requirements, the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is rolling out several changes to Supplemental Nutrition
Nebraska Publishes Contract with ICE to use Work Ethic Camp as ICE Detention Facility
Governor Jim Pillen announced the state has published a contract with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to utilize the Work Ethic Camp (WEC)
Gov. Pillen Appoints Hohbein as State Fire Marshal
Governor Jim Pillen announced his appointment of Doug Hohbein as Nebraska state fire marshal. Hohbein has been serving in an interim role since the
Gov. Pillen Highlights Bills to Increase Government Efficiency
Governor Jim Pillen was joined by agency leadership and state senators in highlighting bills that will help cut red tape, streamline processes, eliminate requirements
Surrounded by Students, Gov. Pillen Signs Order Opting into Federal Scholarship Tax Credit
Surrounded by students, staff, parents and members of Nebraska’s congressional delegation, Governor Jim Pillen signed an executive order at St. Teresa Catholic School in
Gov. Pillen Accepts Resignations from Liquor Control Commission
Governor Jim Pillen has accepted the resignations of Bruce Bailey and Kim Lowe of the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission. The resignations were effective immediately.