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Hitchcock County man charged with child enticement
The North Platte Bulletin - January 17, 2020
Investigators served a search warrant at a Palisade home Friday morning, resulting in charges against James Hicks, 42, for child enticement by electronic device.
Legislature: ‘Fake meat’ bill put on hold
The North Platte Bulletin - January 16, 2020
A bill in the Legislature aimed to stop deceptive labels on meat products was put on hold Thursday, after a year of movement toward floor debate.
Pot, fake credit cards turn up in I-80 traffic stops
The North Platte Bulletin - January 16, 2020
State troopers arrested four people Tuesday night and seized marijuana, THC products, and phony credit cards during I-80 traffic stops near Kearney, Lexington and Grand Island.
Scammers try to con electric customers
The North Platte Bulletin - January 15, 2020
Electric customers are getting phone calls from scammers who try to extort money for new electric meters, which are being installed as part of routine system upgrades.
3D consumer alert: returns, refunds, disputes
Nebraska Attorney General's Office - January 14, 2020
While retail returns and exchanges can extend the holiday shopping season well into January, they are a normal part of the shopping experience.
Legislature: Free speech protections for student journalists, advisors (
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The Unicameral Update - January 14, 2020
A bill to expand protections to student journalists and their advisors advanced from general file on Tuesday, Jan. 14.
Legislature: Tax cut for military retirement advances
The Unicameral Update - January 14, 2020
Senators gave first-round approval Monday to a bill that would allow military retirees to exclude half their military retirement benefit pay from state income tax.
Senators introduce more than 200 bills in opening session
Jill Martin, Nebraska News Service - January 13, 2020
Property taxes and prison reform are just two of the major proposals that state senators are expecting to discuss during the 60-day session, which is underway at the Nebraska Legislature.
New bill would cap the cost of insulin in Nebraska
The North Platte Bulletin - January 13, 2020
Sen. Kate Bolz of Lincoln introduced legislation Monday to improve insulin affordability in Nebraska.
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