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Judiciary
April 11, 2018 admin

Guns prohibited for certain juveniles

Certain adjudicated youth will be temporarily barred from possessing firearms under a bill passed by the Legislature April 11. 

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Transportation and Telecommunications
April 11, 2018 admin

Highway speeds increased

Lawmakers passed a bill April 11 that authorizes the state Department of Transportation to increase highway speed limits.

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Judiciary
April 11, 2018 admin

Bill clarifying legal immunity for overdoses passed

The Legislature passed a bill April 11 that extends legal immunity to certain law enforcement employees who deal with drug overdose victims.

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Health and Human Services
April 11, 2018 admin

Direct primary care pilot program approved

Lawmakers passed a bill April 11 that creates a pilot program offering direct primary care to state employees.

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Revenue
April 11, 2018 admin

State personal exemption credit, standard deduction approved

Senators passed a bill April 11 intended to prevent a tax increase on Nebraskans as a result of recent changes to federal tax law.

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Judiciary
April 11, 2018 admin

Emancipation process approved for minors

The Legislature passed a bill April 11 that allows certain minors to seek legal independence. 

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Education
April 11, 2018 admin

Special instruction for dyslexic students approved

Nebraska schools are required to provide special reading instruction for students with dyslexia beginning this fall under a bill passed by lawmakers April 11.

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
April 11, 2018 admin

Voter registration deadline extended

Nebraska voters have more time on the final day of online voter registration under a bill passed April 11.

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Education
April 11, 2018 admin

Certificate exemption for early childhood education teachers created

A bill meant to address a shortage of qualified early childhood education teachers in rural Nebraska received final approval by the Legislature April 11.

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Health and Human Services
April 11, 2018 admin

Animal massage bill passed

Lawmakers gave final approval April 11 to a bill intended to enable the practice of equine, dog and cat massage in Nebraska.

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Health and Human Services
April 11, 2018 admin

Assisted living updates approved

Lawmakers passed a bill April 11 intended to improve the services provided by Nebraska assisted living facilities.

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Transportation and Telecommunications
April 10, 2018 admin

Extension of superintendent license approved

Lawmakers passed a bill April 10 that extends the duration of certain superintendent licenses.

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Health and Human Services
April 10, 2018 admin

Investigational drug use bill amended, advanced

Drugs in U.S. Food and Drug Administration clinical trials could be used by eligible Nebraska patients under a bill amended and advanced from select file April 10.

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Health and Human Services
April 10, 2018 admin

Developmental disability entitlement elimination amended, advanced

A bill that would permanently eliminate an entitlement that prioritized services for high school graduates with developmental disabilities was amended and given second-round approval April 10.

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Education
April 10, 2018 admin

Update to Americanism statute stalls

The Legislature debated a bill April 9 intended to ensure civic competence among Nebraska students.

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