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$30,000 in student loan forgiveness proposed in Nebraska - Vimarsana News

$30,000 in student loan forgiveness proposed in Nebraska

Nebraska school leaders hope a loan-forgiveness program would motivate education students to stay in Nebraska.

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Legislature: Day 4 bill introduction - Vimarsana News

Legislature: Day 4 bill introduction

A summary of new bills introduced in the Legislature on Jan. 10.

Legislature: Day 1, bill introduction begins - Vimarsana News

Legislature: Day 1, bill introduction begins

Nebraska state senators introduce new bills in the Legislature.

Sears among sponsors of bill ending qualified immunity; Public Safety commissioner has 'grave concerns' - Vimarsana News

Sears among sponsors of bill ending qualified immunity; Public Safety commissioner has 'grave concerns'

Where would Steffen Gillom, the head of the NAACP’s Windham County chapter, turn for justice if one of the four motor vehicle stops he experienced the year he moved to

Legislature: Financial assistance for assault patients - Vimarsana News

Legislature: Financial assistance for assault patients

Legislature: Financial assistance for assault patients by: The Unicameral Update - Apr. 6, 2021 State News Individuals who have experienced domestic or sexual violence could avoid a lengthy and expensive reimbursement process under a bill advanced from general file April 6. Under LB 497, sponsored by Bennington Sen. Wendy DeBoer, a health care provider could apply to the Nebraska Crime Victim’s Reparations Program for reimbursement of costs associated with treating or examining an individual’s injuries directly related to sexual assault or domestic abuse. The reimbursement would cover th...