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State Sen. Ben Hansen votes yes on LB781 to align Nebraska vehicle and motor carrier laws with federal requirements

State Sen. Ben Hansen votes yes on LB781 to align Nebraska vehicle and motor carrier laws with federal requirements

Omaha school able to open following Nebraska education board’s unanimous approval

Omaha school able to open following Nebraska education board’s unanimous approval

State Sen. George Dungan voted No on LB935, which changes court fee rules and legal incentive provisions

State Sen. George Dungan voted No on LB935, which changes court fee rules and legal incentive provisions

State Sen. Brian Hardin recorded 51 votes in the Nebraska Legislature on April 10, 2026

State Sen. Brian Hardin recorded 51 votes in the Nebraska Legislature on April 10, 2026

State Sen. Rita Sanders voted for LB596 to update legal notice and records publication rules

State Sen. Rita Sanders voted for LB596 to update legal notice and records publication rules

State Sen. Mike Moser voted Yes on LB1075, which changes election law and village governance requirements

State Sen. Mike Moser voted Yes on LB1075, which changes election law and village governance requirements

State Sen. Barry DeKay voted for LB596 to alter legal notice and records publication rules

State Sen. Barry DeKay voted for LB596 to alter legal notice and records publication rules

Glen Meyer voted yes on LB781 to align Nebraska motor vehicle and carrier laws with federal rules

Glen Meyer voted yes on LB781 to align Nebraska motor vehicle and carrier laws with federal rules

Election 2026: Douglas County seeks poll workers ahead of November election

Election 2026: Douglas County seeks poll workers ahead of November election

State Sen. Jane Raybould recorded 52 votes in the Nebraska Legislature on April 10, 2026

State Sen. Jane Raybould recorded 52 votes in the Nebraska Legislature on April 10, 2026

State Sen. Stan Clouse voted yes on LB1075 updating election law and village governance

State Sen. Stan Clouse voted yes on LB1075 updating election law and village governance

State Sen. Tanya Storer voted for LB596 to change legal notice and records requirements

State Sen. Tanya Storer voted for LB596 to change legal notice and records requirements

Sen. John Arch voted yes on LB935, updating court fee rules and legal protections

Sen. John Arch voted yes on LB935, updating court fee rules and legal protections

Nebraska Unicameral Legislature sees State Sen. Dan Quick introduce bill to change State Electrical Act provisions

Nebraska Unicameral Legislature sees State Sen. Dan Quick introduce bill to change State Electrical Act provisions

State Sen. Mike Jacobson voted Yes on LB455, which revises injury-reporting rules under Nebraska workers’ comp

State Sen. Mike Jacobson voted Yes on LB455, which revises injury-reporting rules under Nebraska workers’ comp

State Sen. Rita Sanders voted Yes on LB596, which updates legal notice and record publication rules

State Sen. Rita Sanders voted Yes on LB596, which updates legal notice and record publication rules

Nebraska LEAD Program selects 29 fellows for Class 45

Nebraska LEAD Program selects 29 fellows for Class 45

State Sen. Beau Ballard cast 52 recorded votes in Nebraska Legislature on April 10, 2026

State Sen. Beau Ballard cast 52 recorded votes in Nebraska Legislature on April 10, 2026

State Sen. R. Brad von Gillern voted Yes on LB935, which adds court fees and changes legal procedures

State Sen. R. Brad von Gillern voted Yes on LB935, which adds court fees and changes legal procedures

State Sen. Fred Meyer voted No on LB1057, which redefines adult day service under Nebraska law

State Sen. Fred Meyer voted No on LB1057, which redefines adult day service under Nebraska law

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