Rep. Jason Prokop

Maddy summaryThis is a ceremonial legislative resolution (LR 184) congratulating the Lincoln Stars hockey team on winning the 2024-2025 Anderson Cup - the USHL's regular-season championship - and achieving a franchise-record 44 wins and 272 goals. It specifically recognizes the team's accomplishments, including head coach Rocky Russo and goaltender Yan Shostak winning league awards, and acknowledges community support. The resolution has no policy impact; it is purely symbolic, with copies sent to the team and award recipients as a formal acknowledgment of their success.

Maddy summaryThis is a ceremonial resolution (not a binding law) congratulating the Lincoln Stars hockey team for winning the 2024-2025 Anderson Cup - the USHL's regular-season championship - and setting franchise records with 44 wins and 272 goals. It formally recognizes the team's achievements, including sold-out games, individual awards for players like Yan Shostak (Goaltender of the Year), and community impact. The resolution has no policy effect; it simply expresses legislative appreciation and directs copies to the team, coaches, and award-winning players. As a procedural resolution, it does not create new laws or affect any stakeholders.

Maddy summaryLB 116 amends definitions in Nebraska's Convention Center Facility Financing Assistance Act and Nebraska Visitors Development Act to clarify eligibility for state funding. It specifies that "associated hotels" and "nearby retailers" must be within 600 yards of a convention center (with special rules if near the State Capitol), and excludes new sports arenas with over 16,000 seats from becoming "eligible facilities" for state assistance. The bill also adjusts funding limits, capping total state assistance at $150 million per project, with modified rules for facilities near the State Capitol. These changes directly affect local governments seeking state financial support for convention center development or related infrastructure.