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Year-round standard time would make drivers between North Platte and Colorado switch their clocks back and then forward again from mid-March to early November should Colorado keep daylight time.

The Legislature’s first full week of public hearings includes state Sen. Teresa Ibach’s resolution asking Congress to shift the Central-Mountain time-zone line to the Panhandle and eastern Colorado borders.

A Nebraska lawmaker introduced a bill to let school employees carry firearms on school grounds, but said the choice would be left to local districts. An opponent called it a

A lawmaker introduced a bill to let school employees carry firearms on school grounds, but said the choice would be left to districts. An opponent called it a bad idea.

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.

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A constitutional amendment introduced by the Nebraska Legislatures education chair could restructure the State Board of Education, allowing the governor to appoint two members.

All K-12 schools in Nebraska, including private and parochial schools, would be required to administer national standardized tests to students under one of 61 bills introduced Friday.

All K-12 schools in Nebraska, including private and parochial schools, would be required to administer national standardized tests to students under one of 61 bills introduced Friday.

State Sen. Mike Jacobson of North Platte quickly declared his carryover 2023 bill mandating two-person rail crews (Legislative Bill 31) as his top priority for receiving floor debate this year.