President Trump signed into law the CARES Act, which includes programs that will provide relief. Resources here.
Read MoreNearly 20 percent of Nebraska’s students lack wired internet access at home, or are underserved with slow and unreliable internet connections. We brought a broad range of experts on this issue together for a productive discussion about technology and telecommunications policies that will support our students now, and into the future.”
Read MoreWe have the constitutional right to peacefully assemble and express our thoughts and opinions. That’s the very crux of our freedom as Americans, and that is what many demonstrators are seeking to do. Sadly, too many of these protests have been hijacked by others seeking to disrupt and destroy.
Read MoreTo Nebraska’s class of 2020, I can’t wait to see what you do next. No matter what that may be, remember that your leadership and contributions are going to shape the future of our communities, our state, and our country.
Read MoreEven before the nation’s first stay-at-home orders, Americans were panic-buying at the store. Grocery aisles across the country still see some empty shelves, and families are worried about having enough food during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read MoreAgriculture is the economic engine of Nebraska, and a strong ag economy benefits all Nebraskans. This assistance will provide relief for our hardworking families and businesses who are feeding the world during this difficult time.
Read MoreDue to coronavirus, constituent correspondence by postal service will be delayed. For an expedited response from Senator Fischer please use the email webform.
