AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNebraska Courts & Tech: A federal judge blocked Nebraska’s Parental Rights on Social Media Act from fully taking effect, citing First Amendment concerns over age verification and parental consent, while allowing a narrower parent-monitoring dashboard requirement to stand. Water & Infrastructure: The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear Nebraska’s Perkins County Canal case against Colorado, a fight tied to South Platte River Compact rights and Nebraska’s ability to build and operate the canal. SNAP & Food Policy: A judge struck down USDA SNAP “junk food” restriction waivers, saying the agency overstepped its authority; Nebraska is among the states that sought permission for the waivers. Local Development: Construction started on a $25 million South Omaha plaza redevelopment led by Canopy South, funded by state, city, county, and private dollars, with an expected fall 2027 opening. Agriculture Costs: USDA projections point to record-high 2027 production costs for major crops, with UNL economist Brad Lubben flagging fertilizer and fuel as key pressures. Business & Finance: BOK Financial set its Q2 2026 earnings call for July 21. Regional Business Watch: American Tower withdrew plans for a New Jersey data center after local opposition, while Iowa’s Salix is weighing a potential 900-acre data center proposal.
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