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"When we can start putting together data like we're doing with this study, then that educates everybody and then everybody else starts getting on, 'This will work,'" Gary Jordan said. → Read More
"As people of color, we have enough stresses in the world. If we can find more things that are simple, can give us joy and happiness, I think we need to do it," Starla Fitch says. → Read More
Omaha has started to see its fair share of new leaders, from executive directors to CEOs. KETV's Waverle Monroe talks with leaders about their plans for the future. → Read More
'If I can make one kid be like, 'This is the route I can go because I watch Miss Putney do it,' that would make me absolutely wonderful,' Putney says → Read More
Janousek said he plans to have more than 700 orders on Valentine's Day → Read More
"The Kincaid Act offered an additional 640 acres of land in the Sandhills of Nebraska," Denise Scales says. → Read More
For Time Out Chicken, it's business as usual. North Omaha's famous chicken restaurant remains open despite being up for sale. → Read More
"They don't have to sacrifice just because they don't drink anymore," Mi-Ya Mata says → Read More
"I think it's not necessarily big changes, but really focus in on some really important key areas that we feel strongly can impact our communities the best way we can.' → Read More
402 Eat + Drink, located in Village Pointe, features a diverse, global menu made with local ingredients. → Read More
"I want people to really engage with that and get involved, roll their sleeves up and jump in," Hunter says → Read More
"We've got about 1,400 gallons here and we put down around 200 gallons per mile. What we're going to make in one batch will cover about seven miles of roadway," Rowser says. → Read More
With $1.35 billion on the line, what would you do with that kind of money? → Read More
"I just started making really dry, less sweet ciders in my basement, and it turns out that's what really what cider used to be like, a more traditional European way of doing it," Wood says. → Read More
"We're killing cancer cells and yet sparing normal cells right next to it," Dr. Charles Enke says → Read More
"I wanted other people here at South to understand the need that there is in Africa for pads and I wanted to give them an opportunity to help out," Wilhelm says. → Read More
"Which doesn't sound like a lot, but when you add that up over thousands of vehicles every day," Bryan Guy says → Read More
"This is poetry in motion, you're seeing them unload the packages. They're going to go on that conveyer belt," Mark Inglett with USPS says → Read More
Jack Keenan sits down with Greg Wagner from Nebraska Game and Parks → Read More
'Proper training and the courses and really understanding what the message is will really, I hope, cut down on those violent situations.' → Read More