Nebraska Immigration & Courts: A federal judge permanently blocked Nebraska’s 2006 in-state tuition law for undocumented students, ruling it conflicts with federal immigration rules and can’t treat illegal immigrants differently than U.S. citizens. Livestock Health Watch: USDA confirmed a New World screwworm case in a Texas calf for the first time in 60 years; Nebraska ranchers are being urged to stay vigilant and report suspected cases as sterile-fly efforts ramp up. Cost of Living: An economics professor says Nebraska households are paying up to about $150 more per month on gas after war-driven price spikes, with relief tied to ceasefire conditions. Aging Office Shakeup: The Aging Office of Western Nebraska begins searching for a new executive director after an internal investigation led to the termination of its executive director and fiscal coordinator. Air Travel Boost: Lincoln Airport celebrated American Airlines launching nonstop service to Chicago O’Hare and Dallas-Fort Worth, with seasonal Phoenix service starting Dec. 17. Local Community: Miss Omaha Maria Cade is competing for Miss Nebraska, using her “Filter the Facts” media literacy work to teach students how to spot AI and misinformation. Education & Culture: Kookmin University and UNL’s fine arts colleges signed an agreement to expand student and faculty exchanges in design, film, and new media. Agriculture Planning: UNL Extension is hosting a farm and ranch succession and estate planning workshop in Lincoln on June 26.