Looking live at the Nebraska/Colorado border near Chappell, Venango, Grant, and Julesburg as the snow is really coming down now.
The first blast of winter is upon us for part of the state, but it looks like the heaviest snow will stay on the Colorado side of the border.
Nebraska appears unlikely to adopt a winner-take-all model of awarding Electoral College votes, despite renewed pressure from prominent Republicans, according to a key state senator.
From @stoddardOWH: omaha.com/news/state-reg…
Gov. Jim Pillen finally dropped the special session shoe. Although not officially calling a session, he sent a letter saying he intends to bring senators back starting July 25 and keep them in session until they finish their business.
Administration appears close to a plan for distributing property tax relief. Representatives are meeting with the Revenue Committee at a “briefing” that was closed to the press.
Rules Committee piles on to the controversies - split committee advances a proposal that could bar news media from committee deliberations. Means the public would have less insight into legislative decision-making.
Rough ride ahead in the Nebraska Legislature. Rules Committee votes out changes that would end secret ballots, lower the votes for cloture and limit the number of bills that lawmakers introduce.
A state agency has put a hold on Gov. Jim Pillen's order for state employees to return to working from the office. The order was to take effect Tuesday. Now, it will have to wait while a challenge filed by the state employees union, NAPE, is resolved.
Nebraska Gov. #Pillen orders state employees back to the office in the new year, saying Nebraskans have the "common sense expectation that people are most productive when working together in the office and not remotely."
One day after Ohio voters passed a state constitutional amendment protecting #abortion rights, a Nebraska group announced plans to kick off its abortion rights petition drive next week.
People continue to gather at Trump rally as a panel talks about agriculture policy. Biggest cheers during introductions are for former acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker.