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Nebraska Speaker of Legislature asks lawmakers to leave behind last year's hostilities - Vimarsana News

Nebraska Speaker of Legislature asks lawmakers to leave behind last year's hostilities

Speaker of the Nebraska Legislature, Sen. John Arch, is putting measures into place to avoid disruptive filibusters and has asked legislators to "hit the reset button" after last year.

Nebraska lawmakers should hit 'reset' button to avoid last year's rancor, legislative speaker says - Vimarsana News

Nebraska lawmakers should hit 'reset' button to avoid last year's rancor, legislative speaker says

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - Almost a year after Nebraska lawmakers drew national attention for a bitter feud that saw...

Gov. contracts wouldn't automatically go to lowest bidder under bill advanced by lawmakers - Vimarsana News

Gov. contracts wouldn't automatically go to lowest bidder under bill advanced by lawmakers

The Speaker of the Nebraska Legislature moved his bill on government contracts to the front of the line.LB 461 was the first bill heard on the floor in 2024.It

Nebraska State Senators Cap The Number Of Bills They Can Propose Each Session - Vimarsana News

Nebraska State Senators Cap The Number Of Bills They Can Propose Each Session

LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska state senators set a self-imposed cap Friday on how many bills they can introduce.

In Nebraska State Of State Address, Pillen Urges Action On Property Tax 'Crisis' | Community - Vimarsana News

In Nebraska State Of State Address, Pillen Urges Action On Property Tax 'Crisis' | Community

LINCOLN, Neb. — Gov. Jim Pillen pitched his proposal for “transformative” property tax relief on Thursday, calling for a broader sales tax, a “hard cap” on local school spending and