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City of Omaha’s $45 million in tobacco tax commitment to University of Nebraska Medical Center is delayed, but will help support multi-billion dollar project; Controversy over process, picks for Omaha’s first-every Inland Port Authority Board but the City Council approved the list; Greater Omaha Chamber hopes survey project will promote ‘brain gain’, announces 2024 inductees into Omaha Business Hall of Fame; Years after landmark study, number of missing Indigenous people in Nebraska has nearly doubled; Economists weigh in on Governor Jim Pillen’s tax approach; Attorney General Michael Hilgers joins request to American Bar Association to drop its DEI standards; and Millions of dollars unclaimed in last year’s child food aid program, with days before expiration.
Nebraska, 22 other states oppose proposed federal rule on stoves, cooktops, ovens; Gov. Pillen explains willingness to accept more than Nebraska’s ‘fair share’ in federal funds, says he’ll abandon Perkins County Canal project if legal costs get too high; Dunileh Energy CEO responds to county board’s
rejection of CUP application; Nebraska upgrades 911 services with RapidSOS technology to enhance emergency response; Hilgers wins case against tickets scam promising access to former Huskers; Governor visits Nebraska National Guard on Texas-Mexico border with Speaker @John Arch, Sen. Thomas Brewer; New study shows City of Bellevue Nebraska is good location for horse track; and State Treasurer Tom Briese advocates for Nebraska Educational Savings Trust.
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