AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoNebraska Legal & Housing: Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers sued climate risk data company First Street, arguing its flood/fire risk scores are misleading and are depressing Nebraska home values. State Politics: The Nebraska Supreme Court cleared the way for two new political parties, bringing the state to six official parties after the Working People Party and America First Party qualified. Local Government: Lincoln City charter amendments missed the Nov. 3 deadline, setting up a court fight over whether the city can still place the measures on a later ballot. Federal Policy: The U.S. Justice Department sued Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon and Washington over in-state tuition and aid for undocumented students, arguing it violates federal law. Public Health: The FDA says the Cyclospora outbreak tied to recalled iceberg lettuce has expanded to 20 states, with more cases and hospitalizations reported. Energy & Infrastructure: Colorado is nearing a fully built-out statewide EV fast-charging network, a sign of how federal and state funding is filling remaining gaps.
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