AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDOJ Lawsuit Over In-State Tuition: The Trump administration sued Arizona (and the Arizona Board of Regents) to block voter-approved in-state tuition and aid for students without lawful immigration status, arguing it violates federal law—part of a broader push that now totals challenges in 21 states. Nebraska Blood Drive Push: The University of Nebraska System is urging Nebraskans to donate as the Red Cross warns of a national blood crisis; UNL aims to generate 20,000 donations to win the Big Ten’s “We Give Blood” title. Lincoln Charter Fight: Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers asked the state Supreme Court to force Lincoln’s charter petitions onto the Nov. 3 ballot instead of next May, escalating a dispute over election timing and term limits. Colorado River Uncertainty: A federal plan to cut Colorado River water amid drought is raising anxiety for cities and farmers across the West, with Nevada suing over potential impacts. Local Sports & Community: A new Lincoln skatepark will be named for late skateboarder Kevin Wilkins, and Northwest Iowa Community College begins its first season with a fresh roster and big expectations.
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