Legislature adjourns sine die
The first session of the 108th Legislature adjourned sine die June 1, the 88th day of the scheduled 90-day session.
Read MoreThe first session of the 108th Legislature adjourned sine die June 1, the 88th day of the scheduled 90-day session.
Read MoreLawmakers gave first-round approval April 11 to two bills that are part of the state’s two-year budget package.
Read MoreTwenty-six members of the Legislature were sworn into office Jan. 4 as the 108th Nebraska Legislature convened for its 90-day first session. That number includes nine re-elected senators, 16 newly elected senators — including two members who have served in the Legislature previously — and one newly appointed senator.
Read MoreSenators passed an omnibus child welfare measure April 13.
Read MoreA measure that makes changes to health licensure and creates an advisory council passed April 12.
Read MoreA bill requiring an evaluation of the Nebraska Department of Administrative Services’ procurement practices passed April 12.
Read MoreSenators added provisions to an omnibus child welfare measure before giving it second round approval March 8.
Read MoreA bill that would expand the scope of practice for respiratory therapists was amended to become a health and human services omnibus bill and advanced from general file March 3.
Read MoreA bill that would establish a work group to transform Nebraska’s child welfare system was amended to become an omnibus child welfare measure and advanced from general file Feb. 25.
Read MoreA bill that would require an evaluation of Nebraska Department of Administrative Services procurement practices advanced from general file Feb. 25.
Read MoreThe Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee heard testimony Feb. 10 on a bill that would require an evaluation of Nebraska Department of Administrative Services procurement practices.
Read MoreMembers of the Health and Human Services Committee heard testimony Jan. 26 on a bill that would require an evaluation of Nebraska’s developmental disability services system.
Read MoreNebraskans would have to agree in writing to receive certain stem cell therapies under a bill heard Jan. 21 by the Health and Human Services Committee.
Read MoreA bill establishing educational standards at youth rehabilitation and treatment centers in Nebraska was amended to become an omnibus YRTC proposal and advanced from general file April 15.
Read MoreNebraskans have greater access to certain telehealth services under a bill passed April 15.
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