House of Representatives

LB 688 bans advertising of electronic nicotine delivery systems in Nebraska, aiming to reduce youth exposure and promote public health by limiting nicotine addiction.

LB 310 allows parents to opt out of mandatory newborn screening without penalties, enhancing parental rights while maintaining options for those who choose testing.

LB 87 establishes a statewide support program for deaf-blind individuals in Nebraska, promoting independence and community participation with $100,000 in funding.

LB 612 requires Nebraska to cover 50% of county court operational costs, easing financial burdens on counties and improving court efficiency.

LB 94 empowers low-income Nebraskans with digital skills training and apprenticeships, boosting job opportunities and economic growth in underserved areas.

LB 354 prohibits first-class cities in Nebraska from receiving state aid from the Municipal Equalization Fund, reallocating resources to smaller municipalities.

LB 432 allows nitrogen hypoxia as a new execution method in Nebraska, aiming for a more humane alternative for death row inmates while protecting execution team members.

LB 335 expands educational benefits to include stepchildren of fallen law enforcement officers and firefighters, ensuring broader support for their families.

LB 324 streamlines protest procedures for business improvement districts, requiring over 50% support from business owners for creation or modifications to proceed.