This week’s most-viewed coverage included an investigation into the use of force on a teen by Omaha Police and the reopening of a troubled apartment complex.
Closed lanes, flashing lights and crumpled steel: it’s a scene some in Palmyra say they’re too used to seeing. They saw it on Thursday, when two vehicles collided, leaving one driver dead.
The message is loud and clear on the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office social media posts; Sheriff Aaron Hanson wants everyone to listen to their take on the homeless crisis.
Nebraska’s Department of Environment and Energy has issued health alerts for harmful algae blooms at Glenn Cunningham Lake in Omaha, as well as two other lakes in the state.
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen, in accordance with a request from the White House, announced Friday all U.S. and Nebraska flags be flown at half-staff to honor U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein. She died Friday at the age of 90.
The Council Bluffs Police Department and several other law enforcement agencies in Iowa are again warning of a phone scam involving bail payment in exchange for clearing their name.
A 22-year-old woman is in jail, accused of pretending to be the mother of Zachary Scheich, who allegedly posed as a high school student and is facing felony charges.
A new study by a national nonprofit shows that Nebraska and Iowa are among states with the highest ratios of Blacks to whites among their prison populations.