State senators have concluded the special legislative session with passage of two oil pipeline regulation bills. Governor Heineman has signed both bills into law. Legislators approved LB1 48-0. The bill… Read more »
Nebraska lawmakers gave unanimous approval to two oil pipeline regulation bills, effectively ending the special session on a high note few thought possible when it began. Governor Heineman signed the… Read more »
Governor Heineman stated today he supports moves at the Capitol that seem to pave the way for oil pipeline regulations passing the special session. “Just a few days ago, I… Read more »
Nebraska moves to build on its economic success, enacting three new economic development programs. The programs are part of the Talent and Innovation Initiative. The Business Innovation Act will distribute… Read more »
Gov. Dave Heineman has written the assistant United States Secretary of State seeking clarification of the state’s authority over the route the Keystone XL pipeline will take. Heineman said during… Read more »
Governor Heineman calls it totally irresponsible, disgusting and inappropriate. Heineman has reacted to an internal report that accuses 11 staff members of the Beatrice State Developmental Center of either abusing… Read more »
Gov. Heineman introduces Plattsmouth Mayor R. Paul Lambert as the new District Two State Senator, replacing Dave Pankonin of Louisville, who is resigning. “There were several key factors in my… Read more »
Gov. Dave Heineman says he’s willing to call a special legislative session if state senators show support for an oil pipeline regulation bill. Heineman tells the Jack and John Show… Read more »
Gov. Heineman says Nebraska will plan to implement the federal health care law, even as it hopes the courts rule it unconstitutional. Nebraska has applied for federal grants to offset… Read more »
Governor Heineman says he has met with state senators interested in calling a special session to address the Keystone XL pipeline controversy. Calls for a special legislative session to address… Read more »