AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoU.S. Senate ballot in Nebraska: Nebraska verified Dan Osborn’s signatures, clearing the way for him to appear on the November ballot as a nonpartisan U.S. Senate candidate, setting up a four-way race against Pete Ricketts, Cindy Burbank, and Mike Marvin. Nebraska courts: A new trial date was set for a former Kearney YRTC employee charged with sexual abuse; Katrina Fewkes pleaded not guilty and her case is now scheduled for Sept. 16 hearings and an Oct. 13 trial start. Local governance & services: Aurora approved a three-year contract to privatize its EMS, ending months of debate and taking effect Aug. 18, 2026. Federal legal fight with Nebraska ties: The DOJ sued Maryland over in-state tuition and aid for undocumented students, a case the administration says it has already won in Nebraska and other states. Public safety & national security: Two suspects in the foiled White House UFC drone/sniper plot pleaded not guilty, with trial set for Sept. 14. Policy watch: A House bill would make daylight saving time permanent, shifting winter mornings darker.
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