Nebraska Broadband & Resilience: The Nebraska Public Service Commission says fiber is the most reliable path for growing data center demand, arguing it can better handle Nebraska’s weather hazards like fires, tornadoes, and ice storms than wireless or satellite. Drought Impacts Recreation: Nebraska Game and Parks reports low water from drought is forcing closures and limiting access at several northwestern Nebraska lakes and boat ramps, including restrictions around Crescent Lake and other refuges. Lake Mac Safety & Access: At Lake McConaughy, water levels are dropping fast; only one boat ramp remains usable and visitors are urged to use local launch services and watch for changing underwater hazards. Food Safety—Cyclospora in Nebraska: CDC-linked cyclosporiasis tied to contaminated iceberg lettuce has expanded to 15 states, with Nebraska among the newly added; Michigan reported the outbreak’s first two deaths. Public Health—E. coli at Weigand Beach: Weigand swimming beach at Lewis & Clark Lake posted E. coli levels above the federal health threshold, raising swimming risk. Local Governance & Schools: The State Board of Education postponed conditional approval for an all-girls North Omaha middle school, delaying its planned opening. Water, Wildlife & Livestock Connections: The Nebraska Grazing Exchange highlights how producers can match livestock with forage sites statewide to support grazing access and resilience. Data Centers & Water Use: Lincoln joined an international pact aimed at guiding data center growth with attention to water, energy, and community impacts.