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State lawmakers pass updated 'Opportunity Scholarship' bill - Vimarsana News

State lawmakers pass updated 'Opportunity Scholarship' bill

LINCOLN — Nebraska lawmakers gave final approval Thursday to an updated bill that will devote $10 million a year in state funds for scholarships to attend K-12 private or parochial schools. The 32-15 approval of Legislative Bill 1402 on the final day of the 2024 legislative session would end Nebraska’s distinction as one of only […] The post State lawmakers pass updated ‘Opportunity Scholarship’ bill appeared first on Nebraska Examiner.

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Capitol View: Crunch time at the Capitol - Vimarsana News

Capitol View: Crunch time at the Capitol

"Mission accomplished again by the 2024 Legislature which has a little more than a week of session left."

Dover seeks to get NRD blessing for proposed property tax legislation - Vimarsana News

Dover seeks to get NRD blessing for proposed property tax legislation

The Nebraska Association of Resources Districts formally voted last week to oppose legislation being sponsored by Norfolk Sen. Robert Dover during the 2024 Unicameral session. Dover, who represents the 19th

Pillen celebrates accomplishments while outlining priorities - Vimarsana News

Pillen celebrates accomplishments while outlining priorities

One year into the job as governor of Nebraska, Jim Pillen has remained focused on his pledge to be governor for all Nebraskans and to build productive working relationships with

Abortion rights group says fight 'far from over' involving new restrictions in Nebraska - Vimarsana News

Abortion rights group says fight 'far from over' involving new restrictions in Nebraska

LINCOLN — Despite recent reporting that abortion opponents are two votes short of the super-majority needed to pass a so-called “heartbeat” bill in the Nebraska Legislature, a Planned Parenthood official