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Nebraskans, not state, will get more child support under recently passed bill - Vimarsana News

Nebraskans, not state, will get more child support under recently passed bill

Nebraska has kept $15.7 million in child support payments that could have gone to some of the state’s neediest families. A bill would direct more of that money to those

Nebraskans, not state, will get more child support under recently passed bill - Vimarsana News

Nebraskans, not state, will get more child support under recently passed bill

In the past decade Nebraska has collected $15.7 million from some of its poorest residents’ child support payments. A bill nearing passage in the Legislature aims to send more of that money back to families.

More than 100 bills sent to Nebraska Gov. Pillen for approval in legislative voting spree - Vimarsana News

More than 100 bills sent to Nebraska Gov. Pillen for approval in legislative voting spree

LINCOLN — After a marathon voting spree Thursday on the second-to-last day of the 2024 session, Nebraska lawmakers sent more than 100 bills to the governor for his signature.

Whose money?: Nebraskans, not state, will keep more child support under bill nearing passage - Vimarsana News

Whose money?: Nebraskans, not state, will keep more child support under bill nearing passage

The State of Nebraska has kept $15.7 million in child support payments that could have gone to some of state's neediest families. After a compromise, a solution may be near.

NE lawmakers propose tax-funded school choice bill - Vimarsana News

NE lawmakers propose tax-funded school choice bill

After NE voters petitioned to put last year's Opportunity Scholarships Act on this year's ballot, lawmakers advanced a bill to directly fund private schools with tax money.