Southeast Nebraska, southwest Iowa and northwest Missouri until 4 a.m. Sunday. This includes Omaha, Council Bluffs and Lincoln.
The bank reported its third-straight year of losses in documents filed with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. After the 2010 loss, Mid City's capital fell to $5.6 million.
The amount of capital Mid City reported is less than the FDIC requires the bank to maintain under a 2009 consent order.
The bank's chief financial officer Bob Hearron told the Omaha World-Herald that Mid City's results were hurt by problems with some of its commercial loans and a vacant 15-story office building in Omaha it owns.
Mid City put $18.5 million into its reserves in 2010 to help cover possible loan losses.
