AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoState Budget Watch: Gov. Jim Pillen ordered Nebraska agencies to cut spending, including at least a 5% reduction in monthly allotments, tighter controls on hiring and position refills, and travel and equipment limits, with agencies due to submit compliance plans by late July. Cash App Fallout: Nebraska Attorney General Anthony G. Brown announced a $45 million multistate settlement with Block over Cash App’s alleged deceptive fraud practices and weak dispute protections, with Nebraska expected to receive nearly $380,000. Immigration Court Changes: Omaha’s “mega master” hearings are moving dates up and shortening notice, raising concerns about people missing hearings and facing deportation in absentia. Weather: Storms have been winding down in Omaha, but another First Alert Weather Day is expected Thursday with a chance of strong to severe storms. Local Development: Construction has started on Plaza de la Raza in South Omaha, a $25 million community-led cultural plaza expected to finish in fall 2027. Nebraska Sports: Former Husker Max Anderson was selected for the 2026 MLB All-Star Futures Game. Agriculture & Ranching: Nebraska Ranch Practicum continues hands-on training for ranchers across the region, and UNL updates warn about Western bean cutworm scouting and treatment timing.
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