Omnibus election bill advances
A bill that would keep in-person voting an option in certain counties was amended to become an omnibus election measure and advanced from general file March 5.
Read MoreA bill that would keep in-person voting an option in certain counties was amended to become an omnibus election measure and advanced from general file March 5.
Read MoreSenators gave first-round approval Feb. 26 to a bill meant to address the mental health strain experienced by emergency first responders.
Read MoreThe Executive Board heard testimony Feb. 25 on a bill that would require display of tribal flags in the Nebraska State Capitol.
Read MoreProsecutors will have increased authority to pursue people for receiving stolen firearms under a bill passed by the Legislature Feb. 6.
Read MoreThe Business and Labor Committee heard testimony Jan. 27 on a bill meant to address the mental health toll experienced by emergency first responders.
Read MoreThe tax on owners of renewable energy generation facilities would be indexed to inflation under a proposal heard Jan. 24 by the Revenue Committee.
Read MoreMembers of the Judiciary Committee heard testimony Jan. 22 on a bill that could potentially limit the use of eminent domain in Nebraska.
Read MoreProsecutors would have increased authority to pursue people for receiving stolen firearms under a bill advanced from general file Jan. 15.
Read MoreSenators gave first-round approval Jan. 13 to a bill that would allow military retirees to exclude half of their military retirement benefit pay from state income tax.
Read MoreElection law, tourism merchandising, public records law and open meeting rules were discussed by lawmakers this session.
Read MoreState employee work schedules may be adjusted to allow participation in approved youth mentoring programs under a bill passed May 24.
Read MoreLawmakers narrowed and advanced a bill May 21 that would authorize adjustments to state employee work schedules to allow participation in approved youth mentoring programs.
Read MoreLandowners have the ability to contest the use of eminent domain by renewable energy developers under a bill passed May 13.
Read MoreLandowners would have the ability to contest the use of eminent domain by renewable energy developers under a bill that advanced to select file April 17.
Read MoreLawmakers advanced a bill from general file April 3 intended to use technology to create more efficient and transparent government public meetings.
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