Year-round standard time, daylight saving time bills both advance from Nebraska committee
Nebraska lawmakers are another step closer to ending the twice-a-year switching of clocks back and forth one hour, but ...
'Rare' statewide tech outage disrupted Nebraska Legislature, state agencies
The Nebraska Legislature didn't get to any floor debate Thursday due to internet outages that are impacting state agencies.
Nebraska Legislature considering bill that could allow EBTs to be used at certain restaurants
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - In a hearing on Tuesday, Nebraska lawmakers discussed LB 46. The bill would create the Nebraska ...
Statewide tech outage leads Nebraska Legislature to end debate early
The Nebraska Legislature didn't get to any floor debate Thursday due to internet outages that are impacting state agencies.
Nebraska Republicans prepare to ask voters to overhaul winner-take-all system
Nebraska‘s electoral system in presidential contests has caught the ire of state Republicans who want it overhauled, but as ...
The GOP keeps failing to make Nebraska a winner-take-all state. Now it might ask voters to do it
Republicans in the GOP-dominated state of Nebraska face yet another likely defeat on a bill to reverse the state’s unusual ...
School cellphone ban advances to full Nebraska Legislature, first of Pillen’s 2025 priorities
The first of Gov. Jim Pillen’s 2025 legislative priorities advanced Thursday to the full Nebraska Legislature: banning most student cellphones in public K-12 schools. The Legislature’s Education ...
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Nebraska lawmakers debate Opportunity Scholarship Act amid public opposition
The Nebraska State Legislature's Revenue Committee recently held a public hearing on the Opportunity Scholarship Act, known ...
Nebraska government system shutdown disrupts the Legislature, DMV and other offices
The state Office of the Chief Information Officer confirmed that the outage affected all state connections and shut down most ...
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Nebraska lawmakers signal support for youth social media ban: 'We're doing this'
A committee of Nebraska lawmakers signaled support Thursday for a proposed law that would bar children younger than 18 from joining social media apps without parental consent.