Public Monuments Reconsidered
Posted: 1:43 PM Emporia, Kansas city officials are reconsidering plans to build four monuments at public entrances to the eastern Kansas city after residents expressed outrage over the cost.
Posted: 1:43 PM Emporia, Kansas city officials are reconsidering plans to build four monuments at public entrances to the eastern Kansas city after residents expressed outrage over the cost.
Updated: 9:02 PM An Omaha man shot at 33rd and Parker around 11:45 a.m. Friday died a short time later at the Nebraska Medical Center.
Updated: 7:18 PM The Omaha Storm Chasers baseball team is holding a job fair this weekend. More than 100 game day workers are needed at the new Werner Park baseball stadium.
Updated: 1:01 PM Restitution and 30 days in jail for an Omaha man who damaged railroad property in 2009.
Updated: 10:21 AM A mystery witness in the case of an Ohio man accused of drowning his wife in their bathtub has been revealed as the former manager of a gentleman's club in Iowa.
Posted: 10:13 AM Officials say the death of an inmate at the Black Hawk County jail has been ruled a suicide.
Updated: 11:15 PM Omaha police were investigating a shooting Wednesday night. It appears the victim was shot in the side from a shotgun in the area of 26th and Bristol.
Updated: 5:43 PM On Tuesday Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine dropped charges against two of the three men arrested for using the family's bank cards.
Posted: 11:37 AM An ATM has been stolen in a small town.
Posted: 8:51 AM Fire officials say they believe a build-up of methane gas that was ignited by a worker using a torch to melt ice caused an explosion at the Coralville, Iowa wastewater treatment plant.
Posted: 8:45 AM Nebraskans who live in the 402 area code on the eastern end of the state will soon be required to dial all 10 digits for all their calls.
Posted: 8:41 AM Salina, Kansas is considering replacing the city's water meters, which could mean higher water bills for consumers.
Updated: 3:06 PM The nation’s number two home improvement chain has come up with a new business strategy. About 1,700 middle managers at Lowe’s are being handed a pink slip nationwide. At the same time, Lowe’s will be adding thousands of hourly part-time sales staff to work weekends.
Updated: 5:42 PM Somali immigrants living in south Omaha claim they are the targets of assaults.
Posted: 11:50 AM Jail time for 4th offense DUI. 33-year-old Theresa Koehler of Ashland was given a 180-day sentence in the Cass County Jail.
Updated: 5:12 PM An 18 year old female student from Bellevue became a target of blackmail by a registered sex offender. The sex offender posed as another woman on Craigslist while attempting to lure the teenager into a sexual encounter.
Posted: 1:33 PM 17 year old Landon Hawkins told a Sarpy County District Court Judge that he is not guilty of killing his 13 year old brother Lorenzo back in November of last year.
Updated: 10:52 PM Word on the street is there’s a new business in town that is revolutionizing pet care. You will find the spa for four-legged friends on the street because the Mobile Paw Spa comes to their clients.
Updated: 10:29 PM There will be a lot of shoveling on Sunday before church services or before heading out to watch the game. But getting the walk and driveway clear is more difficult for some.
Updated: 5:52 PM A dramatic rescue scene was played out in icy waters last night. A boy chasing after his dog fell into the freezing waters of Boys Town Lake.
Posted: 12:57 PM Police investigating Wichita's first homicide victim of the year say the man apparently was shot accidentally by an accomplice during a home robbery.
Posted: 12:51 PM A long-forgotten reel showing Charlie Chaplin as a Keystone Cop will be shown next month at silent film festival in Topeka.
Posted: 12:45 PM The Iowa Department of Transportation says parts of interstates 35 and 29 will be closed next week for work on snow gates.
Posted: 12:57 PM Mayor Jim Suttle says Omaha will suffer if he's recalled in next week's special election.
Updated: 9:18 AM A less felony is part of plea agreement. A 44-year-old Louisville man will be sentenced for a Class IV Felony of theft by receiving on March 7th.