Brandon Tvrdy
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A brand new fire station is going up near 33rd and Q.
On Friday, the CDC announced that fully vaccinated people are safe to travel inside and outside the country.
Agriculture workers who come to the Heartland for the season need a place to stay. On Thursday night, people in Elk City attended an informational meeting to learn about a proposed housing project there.
An Omaha neighborhood has been dealing with a deep sinkhole for a week now.
A Lincoln business gives an inside look at what kind of services they provide to children with autism.
A year ago in March, when the pandemic hit and schools were closed, the reporting of child abuse and neglect dipped down to 50%.
Omaha residents are looking for answers after having internet connection issues with a company since earlier this week.
The Gene Leahy Mall, Lewis & Clark Landing, and the Heartland of America Park are currently under construction of the RiverFront Revitalization Plan.
An organization based out of Lincoln has made it a mission to distribute feminine products to women in need.
A yearly tradition for a retirement community in Council Bluffs looked a little different this year. An event that spreads kindness and joy to a local community college had to switch it up because of the pandemic.
People 80 years and older have been eligible to receive their COVID vaccine.
January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Today at the Omaha Police Headquarters, Omaha Crime Stoppers has announced a new program to crack down on just that.
A survivor of the WWII Battle of Iwo Jima hits a big milestone in his life today. Friends and family help celebrate that life accomplishment in a safe and socially distant way.
New Vision Homeless Services officially opened their community warming center for the first time today here in Council Bluffs.
All 50 states, including American Territories, have been requested by the National Guard Bureau to assist agencies with the 59th Presidental Inauguration.
Thanks to everyone who helped us Stuff the Bus at Methodist locations on Thursday.
Thanksgiving is less than a week away, but some families need help affording meals for the holiday -- More than ever with the pandemic being here.