House of Representatives

LB 336 establishes a Task Force on Supported Employment in Nebraska to identify barriers and enhance job opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

LB 155 allows individuals to use deadly force without retreating while lawfully in a motor vehicle, enhancing self-defense rights and legal protections in such situations.

LB 13 shifts Nebraska's child care subsidy payments from attendance to enrollment, ensuring stable funding for providers and better access for families needing care.

LB 30 allows Nebraska workers to exclude overtime pay from state income tax, reducing their tax burden and promoting fairness in taxation starting January 1, 2025.

LB 552 bans DEI offices in Nebraska's public colleges, restricts funding for diversity programs, and impacts hiring practices, potentially affecting diversity and compliance.

LB 149 allows schools to suspend prekindergarten to second-grade students for behavior issues, giving schools more disciplinary flexibility and impacting young learners.

LB 512 mandates in-person exams, blood type checks, and follow-ups for chemical abortions, enhancing safety and care for women undergoing these procedures.

LB 102 aimed to enhance financial support for families in the Aid to Dependent Children program by adjusting need standards annually, but was indefinitely postponed.

LB 430 allows suspending preK-2 students for violent behavior, requiring schools to provide support plans to help students stay in school and address issues.

LB 658 mandates clear labeling for manufactured-protein foods in Nebraska, ensuring consumers are not misled and promoting fair competition among food producers.