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New Nebraska law requires safety upgrade corrections staff - Vimarsana News

New Nebraska law requires safety upgrade corrections staff

Several new laws took effect in Nebraska over the weekend, including one that protects Nebraska corrections workers.

Source: ketv.com
Union says it asked for stab-resistant vests months before attack at Nebraska prison - Vimarsana News

Union says it asked for stab-resistant vests months before attack at Nebraska prison

"We said that someone can get killed from this decision," said Michael Chipman, president of Lodge #88 of the Nebraska Fraternal Order of Police.

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Police looking for tips after memorial for 4 fatal crash victims vandalized - Vimarsana News

Police looking for tips after memorial for 4 fatal crash victims vandalized

Anyone with information on the incident should call the St. Clair County Sheriff detective bureau at (810) 987-1711.

Eye-popping overtime: Prison employees double salaries, causing burnout and costing state millions - Vimarsana News

Eye-popping overtime: Prison employees double salaries, causing burnout and costing state millions

Seventeen employees of Nebraska’s prison system more than doubled the size of their paychecks during the past fiscal year. How? They made more in overtime pay than they did in

Eye-Popping Overtime: Prison Employees Double Salaries, Causing Burnout and Costing State Millions - Vimarsana News

Eye-Popping Overtime: Prison Employees Double Salaries, Causing Burnout and Costing State Millions

Some 145 employees of the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services made at least half their base salary in overtime — part of spiraling overtime costs in the prison system that have cost taxpayers $48 million in the past three years.