Legislature adjourns sine die, six senators depart
The second session of the 106th Legislature adjourned sine die Aug. 13, the 60th legislative day of a session interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Read moreThe second session of the 106th Legislature adjourned sine die Aug. 13, the 60th legislative day of a session interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Read moreNebraskans will have more control over their future mental health care under a bill passed by the Legislature July 31.
Read moreThe Legislature passed a bill July 31 that creates a sexual assault victim’s bill of rights.
Read moreNebraskans would have more control over their future mental health care under a bill advanced from general file March 4.
Read moreThe Legislature advanced a bill March 3 that would create a sexual assault survivor’s bill of rights.
Read moreThe Urban Affairs Committee considered a bill Feb. 25 that would expand access to handicapped parking permits.
Read moreThe Banking, Commerce and Insurance Committee considered two bills Feb. 18 designed to increase access to life-saving medication.
Read moreThe state’s tribal colleges could participate in the Community College Gap Assistance Program under a bill heard Feb. 11 by the Education Committee.
Read moreThe Business and Labor Committee heard testimony Feb. 10 on a bill that seeks to address Nebraska’s workforce shortage.
Read moreA bill intended to give Nebraska counties more options for bridge repair stalled on general file Feb. 10.
Read moreLawmakers passed a bill May 24 that establishes a trust fund for brain injury research and advocacy in Nebraska.
Read moreLawmakers advanced a bill from general file May 21 that would establish a trust fund for brain injury research and advocacy in Nebraska.
Read moreLawmakers gave final approval May 21 to the state’s $9.3 billion, two-year budget package.
Read moreLawmakers advanced the state’s mainline budget bill to final reading May 15 following a successful cloture vote.
Read moreLawmakers gave second-round approval May 14 to six bills that make up a portion of the state’s $9.3 billion budget package. The mainline budget bill remains on general file.
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