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Unicam panel advances bill on land sales near missile sites - Vimarsana News

Unicam panel advances bill on land sales near missile sites

Legislative committees also have advanced western Nebraska-born measures to tighten requirements to run for county sheriff and address "Medigap" coverage for eligible Medicare recipients younger than 65.

Fixes to clock change could be worse | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Fixes to clock change could be worse | News, Sports, Jobs

Likely you’ve heard of the “law of unintended consequences”: Anything we humans do yields effects we don’t intend or expect. That’s true over time. And about time, too, which probably best explains this week’s demise of Unicameral efforts to find some way for Nebraskans to stop changing their clocks twice a year. Senators rejected a […]

What other newspapers are saying: Fixes to clock change could be worse | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

What other newspapers are saying: Fixes to clock change could be worse | News, Sports, Jobs

Likely you’ve heard of the “law of unintended consequences”: Anything we humans do yields effects we don’t intend or expect. That’s true over time.

Unicam to hear Hardin bill on 'foreign adversary' land sales - Vimarsana News

Unicam to hear Hardin bill on 'foreign adversary' land sales

Next week’s hearing schedule in the Legislature includes Gering state Sen. Brian Hardin’s bill seeking to screen out “foreign adversaries” from buying Nebraska land near military sites.

Three-day filibuster derails Unicam 2-person crew bill - Vimarsana News

Three-day filibuster derails Unicam 2-person crew bill

State senators Friday voted 24-19 to end debate on Legislative Bill 31, far short of the 33 needed to force a first-round vote on Sen. Mike Jacobson’s 2024 priority bill.