Corrective action audit report requirement advanced
Lawmakers gave first-round approval March 28 to a bill intended to make audited agencies more responsive to recommendations by the state auditor’s office.
Read MoreLawmakers gave first-round approval March 28 to a bill intended to make audited agencies more responsive to recommendations by the state auditor’s office.
Read MoreThe Revenue Committee held a special hearing March 28 on an amendment to a bill that is intended to help the state make up its current budget shortfall.
Read MoreA bill that would revamp the Nebraska Tourism Commission received first-round approval March 28.
Read MoreThe Health and Human Services Committee considered a proposal March 23 that would make changes to the state’s drug monitoring program.
Read MoreLawmakers advanced a bill March 23 that would extend an alternative response pilot program and allow it to be used statewide. The bill was amended to include three additional child welfare related measures.
Read MoreLawmakers advanced a bill March 23 that would consolidate veterans’ services in Nebraska.
Read MoreMembers of the Judiciary Committee heard testimony March 22 on a bill that would create penalties for entering others’ vehicles.
Read MoreLawmakers gave first-round approval March 22 to a bill that would delay rate changes for child care subsidy providers.
Read MoreThe Education Committee heard testimony March 20 on two bills intended to ensure that Nebraskans graduate high school with basic civic knowledge and skills.
Read MoreRental property pet restrictions would be reinforced under a bill heard by the Judiciary Committee March 17.
Read MoreThe Revenue Committee heard testimony March 15 on a bill intended to increase the amount of financial information on state tax incentive programs that is available to the public.
Read MoreA cloture motion that would have forced a vote on the advancement of a bill to repeal the state’s motorcycle helmet requirement failed by one vote March 14.
Read MoreA prospective employer would be required to evaluate a job applicant’s qualifications without an initial check of his or her criminal history under a bill heard by the Business and Labor Committee March 13.
Read MoreA property’s assessed value would remain the same for four years under a bill heard by the Revenue Committee March 9.
Read MoreThe Government Military and Veterans Affairs Committee heard testimony March 9 on a bill that would reinstate a winner-take-all system for allocating Nebraska’s presidential electoral votes.
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