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Immigration Courts: The Trump administration is using “mega” immigration hearings to speed cases through federal courtrooms, packing dozens of matters into one proceeding—critics say it cuts due process. Community Activism: In McCook, Nebraskans protested near a new ICE detention facility, calling for it to return to its former use and sharing concerns about isolation rooms. Health & Education: Lincoln University nursing student Ella Lewis won a $1,000 scholarship from Jefferson City Medical Group. In Grand Island, schools updated their “High Ability Learners” program to match Nebraska’s Rule 3 for full implementation in 2026–27. State Policy: The Legislature advanced bills including LB1212 (licensure pathway for internationally trained physicians), LB1181 (expanded crime victims’ rights), LB1091 (long-term care rules for special-needs clients), and LB966 (Hunger-Free Schools Act). Lifestyle & Culture: HBO Max’s “Lanterns” is set to spotlight Rushville, Nebraska, as a major DCU setting. Tech & Privacy: Flock Safety is tightening safeguards on its license plate reader network as more communities question surveillance practices.

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Jun. 23, 2026

New report ranks state lawmakers on public education support

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Aug. 10, 2026

Monique Farmer wins two PRSA Women of Impact Awards

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Aug. 4, 2026

LaDonna A. Eriksen advances accessible housing through research and design

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Aug. 5, 2026

Julie Kestner launches Through the Cracks Coaching for values-aligned support

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State Sen. Danielle Conrad votes yes on LB1087, creating the Nebraska-Ireland Commission

State Sen. Danielle Conrad votes yes on LB1087, creating the Nebraska-Ireland Commission

State Sen. Danielle Conrad voted Yes on LB1087, which creates the Nebraska-Ireland Commission

State Sen. Danielle Conrad voted Yes on LB1087, which creates the Nebraska-Ireland Commission

State Sen. Mike Jacobson voted Yes on LB888, which changes penalties for violations of Nebraska housing acts

State Sen. Mike Jacobson voted Yes on LB888, which changes penalties for violations of Nebraska housing acts

Sen. Mike Jacobson voted yes on LB888, which changes penalties for violations of Nebraska housing acts

Sen. Mike Jacobson voted yes on LB888, which changes penalties for violations of Nebraska housing acts

LB759 on solid waste, water wells, and environmental regulation draws substantial opposition in Nebraska Legislature

LB759 on solid waste, water wells, and environmental regulation draws substantial opposition in Nebraska Legislature

LB759 on solid waste, water wells and environmental rules faces significant opposition in Nebraska Legislature

LB759 on solid waste, water wells and environmental rules faces significant opposition in Nebraska Legislature

State Sen. Christy Armendariz voted Yes on LB1087, which would create the Nebraska-Ireland Commission

State Sen. Christy Armendariz voted Yes on LB1087, which would create the Nebraska-Ireland Commission

LB1072 faces strong opposition in Nebraska Legislature over sweeping fund transfers and program changes

LB1072 faces strong opposition in Nebraska Legislature over sweeping fund transfers and program changes


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Aug. 14, 2026

More Nebraskans With Disabilities Can Now Take Advantage of Enable Savings Plan

Nebraska State Treasurer's Office

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Aug. 13, 2026

New NCLA Lawsuit: Nebraska’s Educational Scheme Violates Parents’ Free-Speech Rights

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Aug. 13, 2026

Attorney General Alan Wilson defends strong illegal immigration enforcement at SCOTUS

South Carolina Attorney General's Office

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Aug. 13, 2026

Next NBEA Webinar: When Does State Law Require Nebraska-Licensed Architects and Professional Engineers on a Building Project?

Nebraska Board of Engineers and Architects

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Aug. 11, 2026

Treasurer Spellerberg Highlights State-Sponsored Savings Programs During Central Nebraska Tour

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Aug. 6, 2026

Attorney General Alan Wilson defends religious liberty in the classroom at SCOTUS

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