Gov. Ricketts discusses outages, vaccines, taxes in update Wednesday morning Share Updated: 11:11 AM CST Feb 17, 2021 KETV Staff Report Share Updated: 11:11 AM CST Feb 17, 2021
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Show Transcript go to store washing your hands often 20 seconds at a time, please. And again, one of the key things is make sure that if you have that fever that cough or if you ve lost sense of taste or smell that you stay home so that you don t spread the virus. Obviously, we want you to go get tested to make sure. But I know Nebraskans like to kind of power through when they get sick, but this is not the time to be able to do that. So please do that. And of course, you can take advantage of test Nebraska to be able to get tested. I actually got tested on Sunday and I got my test results back in less than eight hours. So we re generally getting those back in 24 to 48 hours. I think over the last seven or 14 days, we ve been doing it in about 1
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Governor Pete Ricketts held a Dec. 18 press briefing at the State Capitol to provide an update on the state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. The Governor reported that coronavirus-related hospitalizations continue to decrease in Nebraska. They are down to 602 from a high of 987 on Nov. 20. Nebraska remains in the “yellow” phase of its pandemic response plan.
In light of the physical, mental, and spiritual toll of the coronavirus pandemic, the Governor proclaimed Sunday, Dec. 20 as a Statewide Day of Prayer. He encouraged Nebraskans to pray, according to their faith, for relief from the pandemic and for strength to endure it. Gov. Ricketts also asked Nebraskans to remember those who’ve perished from the coronavirus along with the families grieving their loss this holiday season.
BY Scott Miller | December 28, 2020
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With the final few days of 2020, many of us are looking forward to the new year, and state tax officials say that should include some consideration of planning for the upcoming tax season.
Nebraska State Tax Commissioner Tony Fulton says one of the things that should be keeping in mind is the new income tax credit for property tax paid to local school districts that will be new for the 2020 tax year.
Fulton is reminding property owners they don’t want to leave money on the table, as the credit is fully refundable. “Even if your state income tax liability is zero, that is, you don’t owe anything to the state in taxes, you would still receive the balance of the credit as a refund from the state, but you have to claim it,” said Fulton. “The Department of Revenue is working with the counties and other stakeholders on