Lincoln’s Fairness Ordinance put on hold after petition gets 18,000 signatures

Lincoln’s Fairness Ordinance, set to take effect Tuesday, will not, because of a petition that was presented by the Nebraska Family Alliance that had more than 18,000 signatures on it.

March 1, 2022Updated: March 1, 2022

By News Channel Nebraska

Lincoln’s Fairness Ordinance put on hold after petition gets 18,000 signatures

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