Evan Hummel

Millions of dollars rental assistance will soon be available in Douglas County and Omaha, but the process is going to look quite a bit different than last year.

It’s that time of the year when we are gathering information to file our tax return. But many taxpayers complain the IRS still has unfinished business like refunds.

If you’re a nurse taking care of COVID patients since March, the things you’ve seen could fill journals.

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.

On Tuesday, Omaha Police booked a man for vehicle homicide of the fatal car crash on 24th & Lake on Jan. 11.

“If you are applying for a new job and then you decide to go to a new place and they ask you immediately well how much were you paid at your previous job? Well, they are basing their decision on what to pay for your salary based on the low wage you were at on a previous job,” says Sen. Patty Pansing Brooks.

Quiet but cold this evening as we continue to dig out from record snow. A few more flurries tonight, but sunshine is in the forecast!

Snow plows have been through a lot of the residential areas, but the streets are still sloppy and slick and many need a little help getting out.

A lot of people came together to at least clear the sidewalks and driveways in their neighborhoods.

Iowa’s unemployment rate fell to 3.1% in December, the second-lowest rate in the country.

Mayor Jean Stothert said during her news conference Tuesday afternoon that FCC Environmental remains a day behind in trash and recycling pick-up for the city.