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Nebraskans could use deadly force to defend themselves whether at home, at work, in their vehicle or out in public under a bill introduced Tuesday in the Nebraska Legislature.

Nebraska state senators Wendy DeBoer and John Fredrickson are spearheading legislative efforts in response to problematic 911 outages that have prompted investi

Nebraskans could use deadly force to defend themselves whether at home, at work, in their vehicle or out in public under a bill introduced in the Legislature.

Nebraskans could use deadly force to defend themselves whether at home, at work, in their vehicle or out in public under a bill introduced in the Legislature.

Nebraska state senators Wendy DeBoer and John Fredrickson are spearheading legislative efforts in response to problematic 911 outages that have prompted investi

LINCOLN — Nebraska could address part of its need for child care workers by replicating a Kentucky program that pays child care costs for child care workers.

In the first week of the legislative session in the unicameral, an Omaha senator introduced six bills in what he calls his mental health package. Sen. John Fredrickson said these bills would tackle different gaps in the system.

Seventy-four new bills were introduced Thursday in the Nebraska Legislature, including one that would give prison officials a new option to carry out the death penalty.

State Sen. John Fredrickson of Omaha introduced Legislative Bill 856, which would make all child care workers eligible for child care aid, regardless of their income.

Nebraska could address part of its need for child care workers by replicating a Kentucky program that pays child care costs for child care workers.