Megan Stewart
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Douglas County to move forward with eminent domain for downtown building
Douglas County is a step closer to taking control of an old building downtown in order to build a new juvenile justice center. → Read More
Summer school feels like summer camp
The Omaha metro may be in the middle of summer but it's business as usual for about 400 elementary students at Papillion La Vista Schools as they work not only to prevent summer brain drain but also even make strides forward in their education. → Read More
Area braces for Missouri River's high water levels
As the Missouri River water level rises, cities along the banks are taking precautions. → Read More
College World Series: Internet goes bananas for Mississippi State superfan
Mississippi State super fan Terry Powell has been making the rounds online. → Read More
Road work continues on 13th Street with College World Series upcoming
College World Series fans and Omaha locals alike be warned: 13th Street is still under construction. → Read More
Youth curfew considered after downtown shooting
Community stakeholders are searching for solutions to make downtown Omaha safer after rival gangs exchanged gunfire over the weekend, killing a 20-year-old woman. → Read More
Jasmine Harris' Family: Shooter should come forward
Family of the innocent bystander shot and killed Saturday night are making a public plea for whoever is responsible to turn themselves in. → Read More
Witness: Emergency crews searching Lake Manawa for missing child
Beachgoers say emergency crews are at Lake Manawa in Council Bluffs looking for a missing child. → Read More
Operating in the red year after year, city hires consultant for Ralston Arena
City officials are seeking professional help for an entertainment arena in an Omaha suburb that has operated in the red every year since it was built. → Read More
Miss USA Sarah Summers on her new life in NYC
The newly-crowned Miss USA Sarah Summers is settling into her new digs in New York City. → Read More
Friends, former teachers react to Miss Nebraska named as Miss USA
Last night proved to be emotional for Sarah Summers of Papillion as she was crowned Miss USA. → Read More
Bishop Anthony Milone, a longtime Omaha priest, dies
A longtime Omaha priest, and later auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Omaha, has died. → Read More
Parents react to OPS bond passing
The Omaha school district will soon begin building five new schools after voters gave OPS the green light to issue $410 million in bonds. → Read More
ORBT rapid bus system plans include dedicated traffic lanes, green-light extenders
City officials joined Omaha's Metro Transit on Thursday afternoon to unveil design details about the city's planned rapid bus system along West Dodge Road — including buses capable of extending green lights to keep the direct line moving. → Read More
Coach bus converted to 3-D mammography clinic to cruise Omaha this summer
Research shows 24 Nebraskans are diagnosed with breast cancer each week. → Read More
Apps to help parents monitor digital conversations
With Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat and many others apps having chat features, it can be increasingly difficult for parents to know who is talking to their child. → Read More
Apps to help parents monitor digital conversations
With Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat and many others apps having chat features, it can be increasingly difficult for parents to know who is talking to their child. → Read More
Nebraska pummeled with softball-sized hail
All across the small town of Octavia, Neb., about two hours north and west of Omaha, residents woke up Wednesday morning to find damage from softball-sized hail the night before. → Read More
Area farmers hoping for moisture in May
Farmers in Nebraska are hoping for a long, steady rain after a dry winter and cold April. → Read More
Omaha home prices up 8 percent over last year
The Omaha housing market is continuing to drive home prices higher, especially for homes in the $100,000 to $300,000 price range. → Read More