Human trafficking immunity amended, advanced
Lawmakers amended and advanced a bill from select file March 21 that would provide legal immunity to victims of human
Read MoreLawmakers amended and advanced a bill from select file March 21 that would provide legal immunity to victims of human
Read MoreA bill aimed at promoting research on the impact of poverty on children was amended and advanced from select file
Read MoreA bill that would update Nebraska barber laws to align with federal financial aid requirements advanced to select file March
Read MoreProcedures for approval of planned unit developments in some second-class cities and villages would change under a bill advanced to
Read MoreA corrections program that provides employment for inmates would be enhanced under a bill given first-round approval March 18. LB1080,
Read MoreLawmakers advanced a bill from general file March 18 that would commission a study of the state’s recycling and solid
Read MoreSenators gave second-round approval March 17 to a bill that would update the University of Nebraska’s search process for its
Read MoreLawmakers amended and advanced a bill from select file March 17 that would create a commission to protect the state’s
Read MoreA proposal to exempt adult motorcyclists from current state law requiring them to wear helmets in Nebraska failed to advance
Read MoreA bill aimed at promoting research on the impact of poverty on children advanced from general file March 16. LB1081,
Read MoreA proposal to create a transportation infrastructure bank to fund new roads and bridges advanced from general file March 15.
Read MoreLawmakers gave first-round approval March 16 to a bill that would provide legal immunity to victims of human trafficking. LB843,
Read MoreLawmakers gave first-round approval March 15 to three bills comprising the Appropriations Committee’s adjustment proposal to the state’s $8.7 billion
Read MoreLawmakers gave first-round approval to a bill March 15 that would raise fees that the state Game and Parks Commission
Read MoreA bill advanced by lawmakers March 9 would grant more oversight to the Inspector General for the Department of Correctional
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