House of Representatives

LB 538 requires Nebraska K-12 and colleges to adopt IHRA-based antisemitism policies, train staff, and create Title VI coordinators to monitor, report, and escalate discrimination.

LB 170A allocates $200 million over two years to Nebraska school districts, easing property tax burdens and enhancing educational resources for students.

LB 306A aimed to allocate state funds for essential services like education and healthcare, but its indefinite postponement halts these critical financial supports.

LB 189 establishes a state-run paid leave program in Nebraska, offering wage replacement for workers caring for themselves, family, or new children during critical times.

LB 608 enhances insurance protections for first responders and their families, ensuring health coverage and offering 100% tuition waivers for state education.

Authorizes the Natural Resources Committee to conduct an interim study on natural-resources issues and report findings and recommendations to the Legislature.

LB 13A allocates minimal funding for the Department of Health and Human Services, with only $1 for state aid in FY2026-27, limiting program support.

LB 674 reallocates $500 million from the Perkins County Canal Project Fund, allowing flexible project management to enhance water sustainability in Nebraska.

LB 377 raises the Game and Parks Commission term limit to three full four-year terms, boosting continuity for Nebraska wildlife and outdoor programs.