AGP Executive Report
Last update: 15 hours agoImmigration & Education: The Trump DOJ is pushing a broad crackdown on in-state tuition for immigrants without lawful status, with federal lawsuits filed against Hawaiʻi, DC, Arkansas, and Utah after a Kansas judge struck down its policy. Local Transit: Hall County is set to keep rural transit running by negotiating a handoff from Brown Transit to Midland Public Transit starting Nov. 1. Child Safety: Court hearings in Kearney detail alleged sexual abuse at a state-run youth treatment center, with multiple arrests and therapy ordered for affected boys. Schools & Families: Omaha Public Schools faces a $50M gap, weighing reserve cuts, staffing changes, and an 8.2-cent levy increase to cover state aid errors. Health Care: Great Plains Health in North Platte is rolling out faster lab diagnostics using MALDI-TOF to speed sepsis treatment decisions. Culture & Community: Lincoln Symphony Orchestra launches its 100th season at the Lied Center, and UNL’s Raikes School welcomes a record 60-student cohort. Sports & Campus Life: Nebraska volleyball opened the renovated Devaney Center with a sweep of New Mexico. Arts Lecture: Getty researcher Zanna Gilbert brings a free Hixson-Lied Visiting Artist lecture to Sheldon Museum of Art on Sept. 17.
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