Health Workforce & Education: Nebraska lawmakers advanced LB1212, creating licensure pathways for internationally trained physicians, aiming to ease health profession shortages. Public Safety & Justice: LB965 expands Nebraska’s sexual abuse laws to cover probationers and people under court supervision, including guardians and child welfare providers. Elections & Local Governance: LB1075 updates election law and village financial rules, including a new county/municipal finance database and changes to special elections and ballot procedures. Courts & Accountability: LB935 would reshape court fee rules and add new requirements around protection orders, no-contact periods, and fees tied to frivolous or bad-faith claims. Agriculture & Livestock: LB1187 adjusts livestock brand inspection fee rules, including a lower per-head cap and a late-notice surcharge. Infrastructure: LB1126 sets up an Infrastructure Development Investment Program Act to fund transportation projects through a revolving fund and revenue bonds. Child Care: LB304 makes expanded Child Care Subsidy eligibility permanent by removing a sunset date. School Meals: LB966 would adopt the Hunger-Free Schools Act, expanding free breakfast and lunch access, though one senator voted no. Culture & Community: Nebraska approved the first Black-founded all-girls school in state history, Identity Preparatory Academy, set to open Aug. 19 in North Omaha. Food Safety: A cyclospora outbreak tied to iceberg lettuce continues, with farmers reporting increased sales as people look for safer options. National Policy Watch: A federal appeals court struck down Biden-era stove and oven efficiency rules, a decision Nebraska helped challenge. Immigration & Tuition: DOJ sued multiple states over in-state tuition benefits for undocumented students, arguing it conflicts with federal law.