Jeremy Maskel
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Omaha, NE, United States
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Holiday Blood Drive addresses critical need for supplies in December
KETV, Children's Hospital and Medical Center partner with American Red Cross for annual drive → Read More
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Midlands grow locally
A metro non-profit is wrapping up a record-setting year as Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Midlands celebrate opportunities for local families. → Read More
Omaha South Cheer Team invited to Holiday Bowl
Students will join other performers at halftime show in San Diego → Read More
Douglas County Treasurer prepares for busy "plate year"
OMAHA, Neb. — 2017 will be busy for the Douglas County Treasurer's office. January brings what staff call a "plate year," where each vehicle in Nebraska is required to get a new license plate. For Treasurer John Ewing and his staff of about 100, that means distributing 450,000 to 500,000 plates through 12 months. "We're already ramping up," Ewing explained. Staff hope more vehicle owners will… → Read More
Ashford, Bacon plan press conferences Wednesday
OMAHA, Neb. — Don Bacon’s campaign manager said the team is planning a 1 p.m. press conference Wednesday, after all the votes were counted in Nebraska’s 2nd congressional district. Representative Brad Ashford’s campaign manager said his team was also planning a press conference, perhaps Wednesday morning. Both campaigns concluded Tuesday evening’s watch parties without declaring victory or… → Read More
After four decades and thousands of hours, hospital volunteer will retire
Every Monday morning in Nebraska Medicine's surgery waiting room, Patricia Berton has been nothing short of a blessing for families waiting on word about loved ones. → Read More
Elementary school celebrates seventh straight year of perfect parent-teacher conference attendance
Parent-teacher conference time has arrived and most schools, historically, struggle to get families through the door. However, one metro school is making a real achievement by building better connections with families. → Read More
A closer look at Nebraska's death penalty debate
The execution chamber at the Nebraska State Penitentiary has been unused for nearly two decades. → Read More
State to pay for 22,000 ACT exams in 2016
The school year brought a first for Nebraska high school juniors, with the state swapping out Nebraska State Accountability Tests in 11th grade with the ACT, a college entrance exam. → Read More
State to pay for 22,000 ACT exams in 2016
The school year brought a first for Nebraska high school juniors, with the state swapping out Nebraska State Accountability Tests in 11th grade with the ACT, a college entrance exam. → Read More
Omaha hopes to create support community based on preexisting agency
Emotional and devastating stories have been shared about local sex trafficking and now a local group is working to be part of the solution by bringing a national model of support to Omaha. → Read More
Teen working on rehabilitation gets support from team, community
Instead of learning math, history and writing in class, a metro high school freshman is re-learning how to write, walk and talk. → Read More
Omaha mother progressing rapidly after suffering brain tumor
An Omaha mother is vowing to keep moving forward after facing one of the biggest challenges of her life: a brain tumor. → Read More
OPS working toward higher graduation rates for minority students
Many people dream of an Omaha where education breeds success, and they are working to give every student a chance. → Read More
Ralston district superintendent speaks on suicide after loss of son
The goal behind the fourth Spirit Summit that filled Ralston Arena Friday morning was growing good people, courageous leaders and kindness. → Read More
Omaha woman recovering after shattering tailbone in skydiving accident
Neistasha Johnson was excited for her first static line jump Saturday -- her first time skydiving at all. → Read More
OPS' Ponca Elementary opens after bond-funded renovation
Students in Nebraska's largest school district head back to school Wednesday -- many to newly improved spaces, thanks to continued work from a $421 million bond voters approved in 2014. → Read More
OPS' Ponca Elementary opens after bond-funded renovation
Students in Nebraska's largest school district head back to school Wednesday -- many to newly improved spaces, thanks to continued work from a $421 million bond voters approved in 2014. → Read More
First Husker program helps 150 first-generation UNL students excel
One hundred fifty first-generation college students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln earned a spot at college, and the First Husker program is about supporting them to earn their degree. → Read More
First Husker program helps 150 first-generation UNL students excel
One hundred fifty first-generation college students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln earned a spot at college, and the First Husker program is about supporting them to earn their degree. → Read More