Tyson Foods Restructures Beef Operations: Tyson says it will close its Joslin, Illinois beef plant and its Eagle Mountain, Utah case-ready facility, and shift production to Dakota City, Nebraska, plus Holcomb, Kansas, and Amarillo, Texas, as it responds to a severe U.S. cattle shortage. UNL Move-In Starts Sunday: Thousands of University of Nebraska-Lincoln students begin residence hall move-in over the next week, with Memorial Stadium serving as the central curbside check-in spot. Health Alert—Cyclospora Linked to Lettuce: The FDA says 17 states are now tied to the largest cyclospora outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce, with Nebraska among the affected states. Severe Weather Watch: A tornado warning was issued early Friday for parts of eastern Nebraska, including Dodge, Washington and Burt counties. Nebraska Higher Ed Cuts: UNL regents approved eliminating the bachelor’s degrees in ethnic studies and insect science, citing low enrollment. Housing Costs in Lincoln: A new report finds Lincoln is among the state’s hardest places to afford a home, driven by stagnant wages and high prices. Public Safety: Nebraska State Patrol arrested a Wisconsin man wanted for an attempted homicide after a traffic stop near Alda. Community Spotlight—India Day: Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen and local leaders proclaimed Aug. 15 as “India Day,” marking India’s 80th Independence Day.