The state of Nebraska and its political subdivisions could be held legally liable for claims of child sexual abuse or sexual abuse of individuals with developmental disabilities under a measure discussed by the Judiciary Committee Feb. 12
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A proposal aimed at strengthening legal liability for adults who allow children under 14 to access firearms in certain situations was considered by the Judiciary Committee Feb. 12.
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The Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee considered a proposed constitutional amendment Feb. 11 that would allow Nebraska voters to recall statewide office holders.
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The Banking, Commerce and Insurance Committee heard testimony Feb. 10 on a measure that seeks to hold accountable social media platforms that accept paid advertising.
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The Appropriations Committee heard testimony Feb. 9 on a measure that seeks to provide greater funding flexibility for Medicaid beneficiaries who choose to transition from institutional long-term care settings to alternative home and community-based settings.
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The Revenue Committee heard testimony Feb. 12 on a proposal to change Nebraska’s property valuation system and limit annual property tax increases.
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The Executive Board issued a formal reprimand of Omaha Sen. Machaela Cavanaugh Feb. 12 for removing parts of a Capitol poster display earlier this year.
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A bill that would allow certain Nebraska cities to contract with large-scale natural gas users advanced to the final round of debate Feb. 12 after lawmakers narrowed its scope.
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Lawmakers gave final approval Feb. 12 to a bill that establishes an appeals process for individuals before their names are added to either of two state registries dealing with abuse, neglect or exploitation of vulnerable adults and children.
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A bill that extends an application timeline for Nebraska health care facilities seeking to expand or increase capacity was approved Feb. 12.
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Lawmakers gave final approval Feb. 12 to a measure that puts constraints around community-wide directed health measures.
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Lawmakers gave first-round approval Feb. 9 to a bill that would create a temporary event license for body artists visiting Nebraska from other states.
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A measure aimed at strengthening Nebraska’s open burn laws was discussed by the Judiciary Committee Feb. 11.
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A bill updating several provisions related to the state Game and Parks Commission received first-round approval from lawmakers Feb. 11 after it was amended to remove a proposed penalty for wildlife trafficking.
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Senators advanced three bills from general file Feb. 11 that would make changes to the state’s retirement systems.
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