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Nebraska state senators sign letter emphasizing safety - Vimarsana News

Nebraska state senators sign letter emphasizing safety

An advisory posted for Nebraska lawmakers and staff urges them to remain respectful of each other during Friday afternoon's session.

Source: ketv.com
Bill restricting abortion, transgender care for minors passes in Nebraska Legislature - Vimarsana News

Bill restricting abortion, transgender care for minors passes in Nebraska Legislature

Legislative Bill 574, which tightens restrictions on abortion and on gender-affirming care for minors in Nebraska, passed its final vote, 33-15, on the way to Governor Pillen’s desk for signature Friday afternoon.

Nebraska Legislature not likely to debate trans youth care bill package before Friday - Vimarsana News

Nebraska Legislature not likely to debate trans youth care bill package before Friday

After several hours of debate, Nebraska state senators voted Tuesday to attach AM1658 to LB574 before sending the bill back to second-round voting.

Source: wowt.com
Minor budget bills are given final-round OK, with debate coming Thursday on mainline spending - Vimarsana News

Minor budget bills are given final-round OK, with debate coming Thursday on mainline spending

LINCOLN — State senators, after an extended debate, gave final-round approval Wednesday to some non-controversial budget bills, while hard feelings persisted over the previous day’s debate to restrict abortion and

Several Nebraska senators question use of rules to advance LB574 - Vimarsana News

Several Nebraska senators question use of rules to advance LB574

A combination bill that would restrict youth transgender care and abortions is now one step away from the governor’s desk.