Tyson Foods restructuring: Tyson plans to cut about 3,200 jobs by closing beef facilities in Illinois and Utah and selling a third plant in Washington, consolidating production around Nebraska, Kansas and Texas—raising fresh concerns for the Midwest cattle supply chain. Nebraska hospital audit: Nebraska State Auditor Mike Foley says the former top executive of Friend Community Healthcare System/Warren Memorial Hospital resigned after allegations of more than $38,000 in improper credit-card charges, with questioned spending including travel, dining and subscriptions. State budget pressure: Reporting from Nebraska Public Media says agencies are responding to Gov. Jim Pillen’s memo to withhold at least 5% of monthly allotments with proposals ranging from staffing cuts to extreme cost-saving ideas. Medicaid work requirements: A York small business owner says Nebraska’s early rollout of federal Medicaid work rules leaves families waiting on clear answers as coverage risks grow. Housing bill fight (LB839): LB839 drew strong opposition in the Legislature over changes to affordable housing reporting requirements. Economic development & health workforce: UNL’s Center on Children, Families and the Law joins a national homelessness prevention initiative, while IHS awarded $15.3M for tribal health workforce housing. Local business support: Omaha small businesses can apply for new loans to offset streetcar construction impacts via the Nebraska Enterprise Fund.