Joe Bishop-Henchman is no stranger to Nebraska tax issues. He discusses his new role at the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, where he's challenging federal authorities who may seek to limit Nebraska's control over its own tax and budget policies. 

A campaign in Omaha wants to help the city rethink its approach to housing options and affordability.

Nicole Fox joins Jim Vokal to discuss an advancing proposal to notify Nebraska taxpayers about potential property tax increases.

Nebraska's already running a revenue surplus, but more federal funds are on their way for the state and local governments. Sarah Curry outlines five ways the money can be used to give Nebraska more flexibility for its future economic and financial goals.

Sarah Curry joins Jim Vokal to discuss a confusing provision of the new federal relief plan, how the U.S. Treasury's interpretation of the law might impact the ability of states like Nebraska to make their own tax and budget decisions, and what the Platte Institute is doing about it. 

A bill in the Nebraska Legislature could help a Navy veteran begin the career he trained for in the service. And he's not the only one. 

To grow and prosper, Nebraska needs a larger workforce. Laura Ebke joins Jim Vokal to discuss why states are adopting universal recognition of job licensing and work experience to roll out the red carpet for workers and entrepreneurs.

Nebraska is one of only six states that levies an inheritance tax, but senators in both parties are working on ways to reduce the burden on families and businesses. Jim Vokal and Sarah Curry discuss a new report on one of Nebraska's least understood taxes. 

If more Nebraskans had access to broadband, a new poll suggests they might use it to video call their officials about high property taxes.

Lawmakers are looking at policies helping Nebraskans in the pandemic and whether to make them permanent. We discuss Sen. John Arch's telehealth bill, LB400, Sen. Tom Breise's bill for universal licensing recognition, LB263, and introduce Nebraskans who have been helped by recent changes.