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Property tax special session could be among costliest in Nebraska history

If Gov. Jim Pillen calls lawmakers for a property tax relief special session this year, it could be among the costliest in state history.

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Property tax special session could be among costliest in Nebraska history

Property tax special session could be among costliest in Nebraska history
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Senators meet with governor in closed-door meeting to discuss property taxes

Senators meet with governor in closed-door meeting to discuss property taxes
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School Vouchers: Dodging Democracy In Nebraska

Supporters of school vouchers in Nebraska have passed a bill that may circumvent the drive to give the public a vote on a voucher program for the state.

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Gov Pillen outlines some funding levers in his quest to lower Nebraska property taxes

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen said Friday he hopes to trim state spending by at least $500 million in the next couple of years and capture more federal dollars for property tax relief.

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