Tech Nebraska convened a group of technology leaders and policymakers in Lincoln to discuss efforts to support pro-business and pro-growth policies during the 109th Nebraska Unicameral Legislative Session.

The Nebraska Chamber of Commerce & Industry announced leadership changes for 2025, including new board members, and the June departure of President and CEO Bryan Slone.

Omaha leaders discuss the city’s strengths and growth opportunities in the local innovation economy following the release of the Technical.ly Map of Innovation Ecosystems.

Technical.ly recently launched its Map of Innovation Ecosystems, a new interactive tool to gauge innovation in different locations across the U.S. Nebraska came in first in one category, but overall has work to do to gain ground in the rankings.

Tech Nebraska Executive Director Laurel Oetken shares highlights from the second annual Tech Nebraska Summit in Omaha.

Entrepreneurship is one way to spur economic mobility and growth in disinvested communities in both urban and rural areas. Trevon Brooks, Don Macke and SPN Editor Stefanie Monge discussed strategies to promote equitable economic growth at the local level in Nebraska.

Nebraska continues to lag behind other states when it comes to EV adoption. “Range anxiety” is one common concern cited as Nebraskans worry about getting stranded without a charge due to a lack of infrastructure.

A dairy farmer in Greeley County, Nebraska led community opposition against a proposed wind farm, citing concerns over property values and environmental impact. Despite his efforts and similar anti-wind campaigns across other counties, Greeley County commissioners approved the project, highlighting the ongoing debate over wind power’s economic and environmental promises versus community concerns.