AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUNL Research: Nebraska researchers are launching a new project to measure how much microplastics and nanoplastics people may be consuming from everyday drink containers, backed by a $1.48M federal grant. Campus Visits: UNL assistant director Lupe Perez says the goal of Husker Weekdays and group tours is to make every prospective student and family visit “count,” including training student tour guides. Public Safety: An inmate is missing from the Community Corrections Center–Lincoln after failing to return from a job-seeking furlough; her electronic monitoring device was found in Lincoln. Education & Youth: A former Gretna preschool teacher, Tammy Haberer, was charged with child abuse without physical injury, and the district says she was removed from the classroom after the incident came to light. Health Policy: CMS released Medicaid work requirements guidance for states, setting standards and exemptions as rules move toward implementation. Food Security: New data says SNAP cuts are already removing food support for millions, with more losses expected as work requirements roll out. Community & Culture: Siouxland Pride Alliance announced a week of free, family-friendly events, including a Pride parade, festival, and interfaith service. Sports: Nebraska softball’s historic 2026 run ended at the Women’s College World Series, capping a 52-8 season and a return to the national stage.
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