Election Watch: Nebraska voters can register or update their details online by Oct. 16; in-person registration at county election offices runs through Oct. 23. Lincoln Taxes: Sen. Beau Ballard plans a bill seeking a 20-year review and refunds for sales taxes he says were wrongly charged to residents outside city limits. Lincoln says the state, not the city, administers sales taxes. Farm and Prairie: Nebraska landowners could receive nearly $19 million for grassland conservation, targeting tree encroachment that threatens forage and wildlife habitat. Trump’s temporary dyed-diesel tax relief may offer limited help, a fuel analyst cautions, citing uncertainty over taxes, supply and state enforcement. Business and Security: Nebraska and Iowa are among four states suing router maker TP-Link, alleging it misled consumers about its China ties and security risks. Healthcare: Brodstone Healthcare named longtime operations chief Doug Wehrman interim CEO as it prepares for a leadership transition. Campaign Trail: Trump’s Grand Island rally drew national attention after he said Iran could “take out” Los Angeles and San Diego; the White House says his remarks were misunderstood.