Good morning, Bellevue.

Janette Burke-Ophiem had to pack up her belongings after her senior living facility raised her monthly fees by $200—she is now scrambling to find an affordable new place to live with weeks left to move out and many waiting lists at similar facilities.

State Auditor Mike Foley warned lawmakers that $1.5 billion in corporate tax breaks will affect Nebraska’s revenue over the next four years and more than $657 million in unpaid balances may complicate future budgets.

Gov. Jim Pillen and state lawmakers said Nebraska must refocus tax incentives on working Nebraskans as top tax rates drop—ensuring businesses pay their fair share.

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen announced on Monday a grant program that will give up to 13 new veterinarians $150,000 each if they take jobs at rural vet clinics doing 80% work in food and animal production.

Recipients must commit to at least eight years of service as the state faces a shortage of livestock veterinarians.

A measure to let Nebraska voters decide on mobile sports betting passed on Monday in the Legislature, which would allow betting by phone instead of only at casinos.

Supporters say it could bring in $32 million each year for property tax relief and addiction help while opponents worry it may harm young and marginalized communities (debate continues).

80s Prom Fundraiser

11 p.m. — Lakewood Villages Park — Admission fees apply — Dance the night away in your best 80s getup while supporting a great cause.

Nebraska Reptile Show

10 AM – 4 PM — Courtyard Omaha Bellevue at Beardmore Event Center — VIP & General Admission at the door — Discover thousands of reptiles, amphibians, and supplies for all your pet needs.

Hogwarts Under the Stars - Harry Potter & The Chamber of Secrets

7-11 p.m. — Falconwood Park — $5 per person — Experience magical outdoor cinema with Harry Potter under the stars.