Josh Reyes
Gwinnett County Education Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Gwinnett County education reporter @ajc. Formerly @virginianpilot, @daily_press, @cnucaptainslog. 757 always. He/him.
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5 days ago |
journalstar.com | Josh Reyes
An Omaha senator's bill to divert youths at risk of getting in trouble with the law received first-round approval Thursday in a non-controversial vote that disguised the circuitous route the bill took to advance. State Sen. Terrell McKinney of Omaha prioritized LB48 to start a five-year pilot for Family Resource and Juvenile Assessment Centers that support youth and families involved in or at risk of entering the juvenile justice system.
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omaha.com | Josh Reyes
LINCOLN — A proposal to let voters decide if Nebraska state senators should be able to serve three consecutive terms got second-round approval Friday. If the proposal continues to advance, it would appear on ballots in November 2026. State Sen. Robert Dover of Norfolk introduced Legislative Resolution 19CA and previously amended the bill for the vote to occur at the 2026 primaries in May.
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6 days ago |
journalstar.com | Josh Reyes
A proposal to let voters decide if Nebraska state senators should be able to serve three consecutive terms got second-round approval Friday. If the proposal continues to advance, it would appear on ballots in November 2026. State Sen. Robert Dover of Norfolk introduced LR19CA and previously amended the bill for the vote to occur at the 2026 primaries in May.
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1 week ago |
kearneyhub.com | Josh Reyes
LINCOLN — Omaha and Lincoln voters may get the option to move their local elections to coincide with the presidential race through a sweeping election bill that recently advanced in the Nebraska Legislature. State Sen. John Cavanaugh of Omaha proposed the change for Nebraska’s two biggest cities, saying moving the date may help boost turnout in local elections and reduce election departments’ costs of operating the polls.
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1 week ago |
kearneyhub.com | Josh Reyes
Will Gillen is perky in the morning. When he's alert, he likes to play with his toys and watch "Baby Einstein" videos. Books like "Goodnight Moon" and some featuring Dora the Explorer are his favorites. He eats and drinks ravenously, and he runs fast. He likes to ride in his family's truck, and his parents will take him to get ice cream and go to the park where they look at water and wildlife. But most of the time, he sleeps.
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With a successful ballot initiative behind them and an uphill battle in the Legislature ahead, the Gillens and other Nebraska advocates for medical cannabis are making what they hope is a last push in their more-than-a-decade fight to access the treatment
The Gillen family from Bellevue has pushed for years for access to medical cannabis for their son's seizures. They continue to advocate for adoption of a bill that would set a framework for treatment in Nebraska. More from @jdauzreyes: https://t.co/quLfvmd05L https://t.co/wgQLgm16XX
Gwinnett Superintendent Calvin Watts: “I am sorry that we went through this, but I am happy that in the end, our students can take this course and receive the full AP experience and rewards of completing the course successfully.” https://t.co/6RcLrICCQK