College Sports & Courts: A Texas judge granted Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby a temporary injunction to play after an NCAA ineligibility ruling tied to gambling, reigniting the debate over whether NCAA rules still hold up in court. Nebraska Government & Public Safety: Aurora City Council voted to enter contract talks with EMS Unlimited to run the city’s EMS, a move opposed by current responders over how it would affect fire cross-coverage and work comp. Nebraska Politics & Policy: Nebraska lawmakers and advocates are pushing back on “tuition equity” fights as a Nebraska judge quashed a similar law, signaling the legal battle could escalate. Statehouse Watch: Nebraska lawmakers also advanced data-center oversight, with a bill requiring reporting on power and water use after concerns about major new facilities’ impact. Health & Accountability: DOJ and HHS continue False Claims Act settlements in health care, including a lab kickback case tied to Medicare/Medicaid/TRICARE testing referrals. Public Health Update: CDC says most people repatriated from the hantavirus cruise quarantine in Nebraska are still under monitoring, with some nearing the end of the monitoring period. Immigration & Welfare: A new analysis finds immigrant-headed households use means-tested welfare at much higher rates than citizen-headed households. Agriculture & Energy: A push for year-round E15 sales could boost corn demand but may complicate soybean markets depending on Senate action and compliance rules. Local Community: A Nebraska-area blood drive scholarship program is encouraging students to organize drives this summer.