AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFood Safety Alert: The USDA says two ready-to-eat chicken products sold in Missouri may contain jalapeños contaminated with Salmonella, including Kroger/Dillons “Deli Kitchen Chipotle Cheddar Chicken Wraps” and Walmart “Marketside Southwest Style Salad with Chicken,” with use-by dates in mid-August; no illnesses confirmed yet. Nebraska Politics & Governance: Speaker John Arch introduced a bill to change biennial appropriations and budget rules, while the Unicameral also advanced LB716 to remove obsolete statutes. Housing Policy: State Sen. Victor Rountree filed a bill requiring cities and counties to allow at least one accessory dwelling unit per lot, with limits on restrictive local rules. Public Health & Local Oversight: The Panhandle Public Health District adopted rules to conduct public swimming pool inspections after state law shifted authority to local governments. Health Care & Medicaid: Nebraska is among states starting Medicaid work requirements, which advocates say are leaving people without coverage. Sports & Community: NCAA approved funding for a women’s flag football national championship, and Nebraska coach Matt Rhule says the Huskers are bigger and leaner after fall camp week one. Ag & Rural Help: Nebraska’s Department of Agriculture and the Rural Response Hotline will host free farm and ranch clinics statewide starting Monday.
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