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72nd Street north of Dodge is one stretch that's been a problem this year, says Austin Rowser, an Omaha street engineer and Assistant Director of Public Works for the city. → Read More
NHS is responsible for taking in strays, Wiese said. Typically, 5-15 come in in a day. They need open kennels for them, she said. → Read More
The snow stopped falling Thursday afternoon, but that definitely wasn't the case when the state high school wrestling tournament started at 9:30 a.m. → Read More
The Nebraska Republican Party's official Twitter account tweeted a cartoon depiction of oral sex Friday morning, claiming it's from material taught in Nebraska schools. → Read More
Omaha police have identified an officer involved in a use of force investigation connected to a video that has been circulating on social media. → Read More
The Herbster campaign continues to call allegations of sexual assault "a failed political hit job." → Read More
Three people were injured, and one was hospitalized, after an ammonia leak at Lincoln Premium Poultry in Fremont on Saturday. → Read More
His son "no longer trusts he can reach out to the adults at school for help when he needs it," he told the board. Last week, he said his son is bullied by students, and was cursed at by a cafeteria worker. → Read More
Bikers joined Casey Crawford to show support to Crawford's son, Cohen, as he left Alice Buffett Magnet Middle School on Monday afternoon. → Read More
Thieves have been taking to a railway in Los Angeles at record numbers. Omaha-based Union Pacific owns the railway and operates trains in that area, where the thieves rip through packages, take what they like, and leave the rest behind. → Read More
Ghost guns, or privately manufactured firearms, are “typically acquired over the internet in a kit,” said John Ham, spokesperson Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Kansas City Field Division. → Read More
LB 51 was signed this spring. It includes several police reform pieces, including a requirement for a public list of officers who have been decertified, have a serious misconduct on their record, or were found guilty of a felony or Class I misdemeanor. → Read More
Immediate evictions only at two percent, says director of volunteer lawyers program → Read More
Nebraskans know more about Alberts than they did the last two ADs hired. → Read More
Rosewood Academy appears to be moving out of its three metro-area daycare locations. → Read More
Evert said she didn't learn anything was out of the ordinary until parents started talking to eachother after a coronavirus outbreak at her daughter's facility, which is the Rosewood Academy location at 5225 N. 158th Ave. → Read More
Fremont officer says he recommended charge for obstructing government operations → Read More
Cases led to child abuse charges against co-owner and 2 former employees → Read More
No citations have been handed out since Jan. 3, OPD says. → Read More
After being accused of mismanagement and animal neglect for nearly a year, a Fremont animal shelter is fighting back. → Read More