Nebraska lawmakers advance bill to shield companies from liability for data breaches
Nebraska lawmakers gave first-round approval Wednesday to a bill that would broadly shield private companies from class-action lawsuits stemming from data breaches that occur on their watch.
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Ranchers, feedlots renew battle over Nebraska brand system
State Sen. Teresa Ibach of Sumner, sponsor of Legislative Bill 646, told Agriculture Committee colleagues that registered ...
Nebraska lawmakers consider bill to hold Omaha Housing Authority accountable for poor conditions
The City of Omaha and the Omaha Housing Authority each opposed a bill that would give city officials the power to regulate ...
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Easy initial Unicam approval for 2nd Jacobson Medicaid bill
State Sen. Mike Jacobson said he doubts the Trump administration will gut the federal Medicaid dollars he hopes to leverage ...
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Bill advances to expand postpartum at-home nurse visits for Nebraska mothers on Medicaid
Lawmakers advanced a proposal Monday designed to help new mothers and newborns shortly after birth through postpartum at-home nurse visitations. Legislative Bill 22, from State Sen. George Dungan ...
Nebraska Legislature considering bill that could allow EBTs to be used at certain restaurants
In a hearing on Tuesday, Nebraska lawmakers discussed LB 46. The bill would create the Nebraska Restaurant Program, which ...