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Nebraska lawmakers are currently taking a close look at the state’s retirement system for government workers to make sure it is being run correctly and working the way it should.
Nebraska lawmakers are currently studying whether it should be allowed to handcuff or chain children when they go to court. They are gathering information right now to decide if they need to change the rules.
Nebraska lawmakers are taking a closer look at youth sports in the state. Their goal is to make sure every kid has a fair chance to play, that games are run honestly, and that teams have the support they need to succeed.
Nebraska lawmakers are looking into how well local schools support young students who are deaf or hard of hearing to see if those services can be improved.
Nebraska lawmakers are taking a closer look at federally funded "Head Start" preschool programs. They are studying how these programs work to figure out how the state can best support and improve them for local families.
Nebraska lawmakers are looking into why volunteers for city boards are feeling "burned out." They want to see if some of these groups could work just as well with fewer members.
Nebraska lawmakers are taking a closer look at the rules for labeling land or buildings as "blighted" or "substandard." They want to see if the current process is fair and still makes sense.
Nebraska lawmakers are studying how to make the state a more attractive place for young people to live and build their careers.
Nebraska lawmakers are starting a study to look at how the "learning community" in Omaha affects the city. They want to see if the current system is still working well for everyone.
Nebraska lawmakers are studying how local arts, history, and culture can help improve our cities and towns. The goal is to see if using these things can boost the economy, attract more workers, and make our communities better places to live.
Nebraska lawmakers are studying whether they should change the rules for how houses are built compared to how businesses are built, based on a proposal called LB1227.
Nebraska lawmakers are researching new, creative ways to help people build and afford homes in our state.
