AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNebraska Higher Ed: A federal judge struck down Nebraska’s in-state tuition and aid rules for certain undocumented students, saying federal law preempts the state’s residency-based statutes. Energy & Infrastructure: Nebraska Public Power District is studying potential sites for a new nuclear plant, including a Gage County location, as the state weighs the next generation of power for data centers and other growth. Local Development: Omaha’s Planning Board heard pushback over a possible Center Mall redevelopment designation that could open the door to TIF tools, with neighbors arguing the area is not truly blighted. Water & Tech: Google announced a $17M water stewardship push across multiple states, including Nebraska, tied to data center expansion and a goal to replenish more freshwater than it uses by 2030. Agribusiness & Markets: Cattle futures stayed under pressure, with live and feeder contracts closing lower amid selective cash trade and shifting demand signals. Public Safety & Health: USDA confirmed a new screwworm case in a Texas calf, triggering quarantine concerns for the U.S. cattle herd. Workforce Pipeline: UNK is expanding partnerships to grow Nebraska’s workforce pipeline, aiming to connect employers and K-12 students with college career pathways.
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