House of Representatives

LB 656 modifies SNAP work requirements, easing barriers for recipients like single parents, while enhancing support services to help them secure stable employment.

LB 483 limits medical cannabis in Nebraska to pills and tinctures, caps THC at 300 mg, and requires licensed practitioners for recommendations, impacting patients and providers.

LB 703 establishes a $1 million annual exchange program to strengthen ties between Nebraska's African American community and Ghana, enhancing cultural and economic collaboration.

LB 589 mandates four days of professional leave for special education staff in Nebraska, improving IEP quality and reducing administrative burdens on educators.

LB 367 protects minors by banning conversion therapy from credentialed professionals, classifying it as deceptive trade, and imposing sanctions for violations.

LB 273 allows healthcare decision-makers to prioritize a pregnant woman's life over her unborn child's in life-threatening situations, enabling critical medical interventions.

One-time $20,000 from the Supreme Court Automation Fund to Nebraska Supreme Court (Program 570) for non-salary LB 80 implementation costs in FY2025-26; no funds for FY2026-27.

LB 79 allows courts to dismiss certain civil actions involving commercial motor vehicles, reducing frivolous lawsuits and benefiting operators with quicker resolutions.