Lawmakers passed a bill April 12 meant to facilitate relationships between technology firms and research, banking and nonprofit economic development corporations in historically underserved areas of Nebraska.
Read MoreSmall businesses struggling during certain qualifying events are eligible for a grant program under a bill passed April 13.
Read MoreSenators made a number of changes to family law in Nebraska under a bill passed April 12.
Read MoreSenators passed a bill April 12 that makes several changes to state laws governing Nebraska municipalities.
Read MoreSenators passed a bill April 12 that provides a state income tax deduction to retired law enforcement officers and a full tuition waiver for other eligible officers.
Read MoreNebraska students will receive computer science and technology education before graduating from high school under a bill passed April 12.
Read MoreA measure that makes changes to health licensure and creates an advisory council passed April 12.
Read MoreA bill on final reading intended to ensure that Nebraska students receive education on the Holocaust was amended to remove a provision related to slavery in America after lawmakers voted to return it to select file April 11.
Read MoreLawmakers passed a bill April 12 intended to boost behavioral health provider capacity in underserved areas of Nebraska and fund continuation of a study of the impacts of the AltEn ethanol plant in Mead.
Read MoreA bill establishing expedited review of so-called “micro” tax-increment financing projects passed April 12.
Read MoreA bill requiring an evaluation of the Nebraska Department of Administrative Services’ procurement practices passed April 12.
Read MoreMental health screening for women who recently have given birth was expanded under a bill passed April 12.
Read MoreA proposal to create a fund that Nebraska’s governor could use to attract and retain “high-impact” business projects or facilities stalled on select file April 11 after Speaker Mike Hilgers of Lincoln requested that lawmakers pass over it.
Read MorePrescribed continuous glucose monitors will be covered by Medicaid in Nebraska under a bill passed April 12.
Read MoreLawmakers passed a bill April 12 aimed at helping a Nebraska community address its electrical system challenges.
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