Student discipline tracking system clears first round
Nebraska would track and report individual student discipline data under a proposal advanced from the first round of debate March 29.
Read MoreNebraska would track and report individual student discipline data under a proposal advanced from the first round of debate March 29.
Read MoreExpanded fight options took a step closer to authorization in Nebraska when a bill that would regulate two new sports advanced from general file March 29.
Read MoreA bill intended to spur commercial economic development advanced from general file March 24.
Read MoreBusinesses that locate or expand in urban areas with high poverty and unemployment rates could receive tax incentives under a proposal advanced from the first round of debate March 23.
Read MoreLawmakers passed a bill March 11 that implements the provisions of a constitutional amendment approved by Nebraska voters in 2020.
Read MoreJune 19 and Malcolm X’s birthday would each become new state holidays under bills considered March 3 by the Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee.
Read MoreThe Revenue Committee heard testimony Feb. 24 a proposal that would exempt residential water service from state sales and use tax.
Read MoreNebraskans who have been convicted of a felony would have their voting rights restored upon completion of their sentence or probation under a bill considered Feb. 23 by the Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee. Current law requires a two-year waiting period.
Read MoreLegalization of cannabis in Nebraska for individuals 21 and older would be placed on the ballot for voter consideration under a measure heard Feb. 19 by the Judiciary Committee.
Read MoreA bill that would implement the provisions of a constitutional amendment approved by Nebraska voters last November advanced from general file Feb. 16.
Read MoreThe Judiciary Committee heard testimony Feb. 11 on a bill that would allow certain visitors to bring electronic communication devices into the state’s correctional facilities.
Read MoreCertain Omaha landlords would be required to provide bed bug inspections and treatment under a bill considered Feb. 9 by the Urban Affairs Committee.
Read MoreThe Transportation and Telecommunications Committee heard testimony Feb. 9 on a bill that would eliminate a ban on local broadband providers.
Read MoreMembers of the Judiciary Committee heard testimony Feb. 3 on a bill to increase accountability and transparency for Nebraska law enforcement officers.
Read MoreThe provisions of a constitutional amendment approved by Nebraska voters last November would be implemented under a bill considered Jan. 26 by the Urban Affairs Committee.
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