Senators reconvened Jan. 13 to continue introduction of new bills.
Among the 38 measures introduced were:
LB946, sponsored by Albion Sen. Tom Briese, which would change the sales tax rate and impose sales tax on additional services;
Read moreLawmakers made changes to the regulation of mechanical amusement devices, the Nebraska Lottery and vapor and tobacco products this session.
Read moreFarm wineries were redefined under a bill that passed final reading May 24.
Read moreA scaled-down property tax relief proposal stalled in the Legislature May 22 after a failed cloture vote.
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The definition of a farm winery would change under a bill advanced to select file May 15.
Read moreMembers of the Business and Labor Committee heard testimony March 25 on a bill that would keep certain workers’ compensation reports private.
Read moreAlcohol licensees could face stricter regulation under a bill considered March 18 by the General Affairs Committee.
Read moreLawmakers passed bill March 15 intended to protect information related to critical infrastructure in Nebraska.
Read moreLawmakers amended and advanced a bill March 7 intended to protect information related to critical infrastructure in Nebraska.
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The Revenue Committee heard testimony Feb. 14 on a bill that would raise the state sales tax rate, end several state sales and use tax exemptions and impose a surtax on high incomes to pay for additional property tax credits and state aid to public schools.
Read moreLawmakers gave first-round approval Feb. 14 to a bill intended to protect information related to critical infrastructure in Nebraska.
Read moreSchool districts in rural areas would need supermajority voter approval before issuing bonds under a bill heard Feb. 4 by the Education Committee.
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The Revenue Committee heard testimony on three bills Jan. 31 that would require out-of-state internet retailers to collect and remit state sales tax on purchases made by Nebraska residents.
Read moreThe Legislature passed a bill April 18 that protects the custodial rights of people with disabilities.
Read moreThe Legislature advanced a bill from select file April 10 that would protect the custodial rights of people with disabilities.
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