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HHS Committee advances two abortion-related bills to full Nebraska Legislature
Abortion appears likely to be debated by the Legislature again this year regarding medication abortions or the disposal of aborted remains.
Legislature advances bill limiting when Nebraska schools can schedule bond elections
A proposal to limit when Nebraska school districts can have special bond elections advanced from first-round debate at the Legislature on Wednesday.
Legislature to consider making Nebraska winner-take-all electoral state
A bill (LB3) and a proposed constitutional amendment (LR24CA) making Nebraska a "winner-take-all" state in the Electoral College narrowly advanced from a legislative committee on Monday.
Nebraska legislature advances daylight saving bills to next stage
After years of stalled efforts, Nebraska is moving closer to a decision on daylight saving time. The state legislature has advanced two bi
Nebraska legislative committee advances winner-take-all bill for floor debate by lawmakers
Gov. Jim Pillen thanked the committee for advancing the bill, saying it would "restore unity to Nebraska's allocation of electoral college votes and strengthen our voice in presidential elections."
'How could they not listen to that much of Nebraska': Winner take all advances
An effort to eliminate the Blue Dot, Legislative Bill 3 or “winner-take-all,” was passed by the Government, Military, and Veteran Affairs Committee. Now, it will be up for debate in the Unicameral.
Nebraska lawmakers set to debate winner-take-all Electoral College model on the Senate floor
The Nebraska Legislature is set to debate two measures to restore a winner-take-all model for the state's future presidential elections, but the future of the measures in the Senate still
Pillen’s nudge helps Nebraska’s winner-take-all proposals advance out of Government Committee
The Government Committee of the officially nonpartisan Legislature advanced both winner-take-all proposals Monday along party lines.
Legislative proposal would let voters decide if Nebraska should drop inheritance tax
LINCOLN — Nebraska lawmakers have resisted efforts for years to join the vast majority of states in ending the inheritance ...
Nebraska lawmakers advance bill requiring only a single license plate on vehicles
Sen. Brad von Gillern said his bill requiring only a rear license plate would provide both environmental and economic benefits to Nebraska beginning in 2029.
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Nebraska juvenile crime bills spark lengthy, sometimes testy public hearings
Nebraska lawmakers heard more than seven hours of public testimony Thursday on a trio of bills related to minors and crime — ...
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Many more testify against Nebraska digital sports betting than for it
Several digital sports betting bills began their march in the Nebraska legislature Monday. No vote was taken on the wagering ...
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Nebraska Lawmakers Propose Public Vote on Legalizing Online Sports Betting
Senator Eliot Bostar made the claim during a debate over four sports betting bills by the state legislature’s general affairs committee. Sen. Bostar filed LR20CA, a proposed constitutional amendment ...
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Nebraska Legislature advancing bill on 340B rural hospital protections
On Wednesday morning, the Nebraska Legislature advanced LB168 which was introduced by state senator Brian Hardin in ...
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‘Prices will go up’: Nebraska vape shop owners say 40% sales tax would hurt business
"I don't know of any vape shop that could withstand that kind of tax," said Dave Jameson, owner of TNT Vapors in Lincoln.
In search of revenue, Nebraska may turn to taxes on candy, pop, tobacco, services
State Sen. Tom Brandt introduced bills to remove tax exemptions on candy, soft drinks, spa treatments, decorating, golf ...