LINCOLN, Neb. – Gov. Pete Ricketts says he may take a regional approach to lifting social distancing restrictions in Nebraska, similar to the way he tightened the rules to fight the coronavirus. Ricketts says hell follow a phased-in, “one step at a time” approach to avoid another flare-up of the virus. Nebraskas statewide social distancing mandates are in place until at least April 30. His comments came after a meeting Thursday between U.S. governors and the White House, and the Trump administrations rollout of recommendations to reopen the country.
Ricketts may take regional approach to lifting restrictions
