Nebraska’s Job Market Faces Challenges Amid Tariffs and Economic Shifts
Creighton University economist Ernie Goss notes inflation and tariffs strain smaller businesses and job markets.
January 2, 2026
Creighton University economist Ernie Goss notes inflation and tariffs strain smaller businesses and job markets.
Americans have been drinking less milk, but 2024 saw a rise in whole milk sales, reversing the trend with a 3% increase.
Health officials confirmed a second measles case in Platte County this week. An unvaccinated individual was involved.
Nebraska fell to No. 15 Utah, 44-22, in the Las Vegas Bowl, capping a 7-6 season. Utah dominated with over 450 yards.
For Nebraska EBT cardholders, sugary and caffeinated drinks are banned starting Thursday, impacting 75,000 households.
Lincoln Electric System faced over 52,500 outages in storms, overspending $4M. Rate hikes planned to cover costs.
Embattled Nebraska Regent Elizabeth O’Connor resigns amid felony DUI charges, avoiding likely impeachment proceedings.
An unvaccinated child with travel history to Arizona was diagnosed, potentially exposing others in Platte County.
reports a rise in positive tests for flu, RSV, and COVID-19.
More than half of Nebraska’s 28 school bond elections in 2025 were approved by voters, per Secretary of State data.
The FMCSA issued a regional emergency declaration waiving some trucker regulations for heating fuel transport in 10 states.
