AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMeta Settlement & Child Safety: Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers says the state is set to receive more than $200 million from Meta’s landmark teen-safety settlement, and his office is rolling out a free “Parenting in the Digital Age” guide at the Nebraska State Fair to help families spot hidden apps, manage screen time, and address grooming and cyberbullying. AG Lawsuit Over Home Climate Scores: Hilgers also filed suit against climate-risk data company First Street, alleging its flood and risk scores are misleading, don’t properly reflect homeowners’ protections, and are tied to real-estate listings in ways that can depress home values. Big Tech Watchdogs: A coalition of 22 state AGs is challenging taxpayer funding of the National Academies, calling its climate review “sham”-like and warning it could be used to support climate litigation. Sports—Nebraska Volleyball in the Spotlight: Nebraska volleyball is set for “Spikes Under the Lights,” a historic exhibition inside AT&T Stadium in Arlington, with the Cornhuskers among top teams competing in a modified format. Local Notes: Creighton moved its women’s basketball game vs. Nebraska to Nov. 22 to accommodate the Big East Volleyball Tournament. Public Health: Two Rivers Health Department says West Nile virus was detected in mosquito pools, with no confirmed human cases yet. Weather: Omaha-area forecasts point to a mild Friday, then hotter and more humid weekend conditions with storm chances Saturday morning.
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