New Pillen-championed law gets tough on China, may cost Nebraska companies

A state law, easily passed by the Nebraska Legislature last year after little debate, now threatens the state tax incentives of Nebraska’s most global companies, because they do business in China.

February 13, 2026Updated: February 13, 2026
By Naydu Daza Maya

Regional

From school notebooks to city walls, how one Northeast Nebraskan got his start in painting murals

From school notebooks to city walls, how one Northeast Nebraskan got his start in painting murals

Bluebird Improv set to perform at Great American Comedy Festival in Norfolk

Bluebird Improv set to perform at Great American Comedy Festival in Norfolk

Approved in Nebraska, severe storm emergency declaration now heads to D.C.

After it was approved by the governor's office last week, an emergency declaration for the severe storms that struck the state of Nebraska in May is now heading off for approval in Washington, D.C.

UNMC names H. Dele Davies as next chancellor

UNMC names H. Dele Davies as next chancellor