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Last update: 11 hours agoSenate Race: Nebraska’s contest between Sen. Pete Ricketts and independent Dan Osborn has drawn more than $25.6 million in direct campaign fundraising, plus roughly $55 million in outside spending. Cook Political Report shifted the race from “likely” to “lean” Republican days before Election Day. State Government: Lincoln police completed their investigation of the state’s $2.5 million no-bid bioeconomy contract and sent it to the Attorney General’s Office. Officials said the governor’s office was not implicated in criminal wrongdoing. College Pathways: Southeast Community College and UNL launched a transfer partnership offering more than 50 mapped degree routes and guaranteed UNL admission to qualifying SCC graduates. Rural Investment: North Platte is among 28 Nebraska communities approved for federal Opportunity Zone incentives starting in 2027. Superior is also being considered for a proposed fertilizer plant, though the project remains in early planning. Nebraska Business: Grand Island’s Nova-Tech won the state’s “Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska” contest for its animal IV fluids.
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