House of Representatives

LB 60 allows Nebraska retailers to sell lottery tickets via vending machines, increasing consumer access and potentially boosting lottery proceeds amid staffing challenges.

LB 429 ensures all professional employees' organizations in Nebraska schools receive equal access to resources and opportunities, promoting fairness and inclusivity.

LB 537 allocates $1.5 million for workforce development grants in Nebraska, enhancing job skills and readiness through targeted funding and requiring matching funds.

LB 239 improves support for Nebraskans with developmental disabilities by eliminating service waitlists, enhancing crisis response, and extending educational services to age 21.

LB 142 removes the 1.1 multiplier in calculating free lunch eligibility, simplifying funding for schools and improving meal program efficiency for students.

LB 125 regulates nicotine analogues and taxes alternative nicotine products like e-cigarettes, aiming to protect public health and fund health initiatives through revenue.

LB 225 simplifies obtaining duplicate vehicle titles by reducing paperwork and promoting online applications, benefiting vehicle owners and easing state agency workloads.

LB 420 enhances governance of public employee retirement systems, improving management and transparency for public employees, employers, and taxpayers.

LB 351 reforms state hospital admissions for the mentally ill by prioritizing patient needs, enhancing care access, and improving transparency in wait times.

LB 279 allows vehicle owners to choose between one or two license plates, offering flexibility and potential cost savings while requiring law enforcement adjustments.