Harper Lundgren

Omaha Police have issued felony warrants for two individuals for their connection to the shooting of an Omaha man at the Tudor Heights Apartments.

Hanscom Dog Park will be closed Tuesday, March 9th temporarily.

Phase four of the River’s Edge restoration in Council Bluffs is underway.

Two additional features of the FCC Environmental solid waste collection are now going to be implemented- the cart exchange program and the spring yard waste collection schedule.

Omaha Police robbery detectives have arrested 25-year-old Christapher Bradshaw in connection to a robbery that took place in January.

Dodge County Emergency Management has reported that the Platte River channels have opened in the ice jam south of Fremont.

The Nebraska Department of Transportation has reported that due to an officer-involved crash, 228th and Dodge westbound is closed.

An ice jam located near Schuyler that had shut down Highway 15 has broken up and is no longer a threat to the area.

An inmate who was reported missing from the Community Corrections Center in Omaha on November 19, was arrested Wednesday night by the Omaha Police Department.

The City of Scribner, Neb. has approved $93,000 in relief for natural gas customers.

Omaha Police responded to the Nebraska Medical Center for a walk-in cutting Thursday morning.

A flood watch continues to be in effect throughout east-central Nebraska, northeast Nebraska, and southeast Nebraska due to ice jams along the rivers, primarily the Platte River.

The Cass County Sheriff’s Office is reminding Louisville residents to lock their vehicles at night after a string of break-ins was reported there Monday.

Omaha Police responded to 24th and Pratt streets Monday evening to investigate a ShotSpotter alert.

Several flood warnings and watches have been extended in parts west of Omaha due to ice jams.

The City of Omaha has announced a partnership with Mulhall’s Garden and Home to offer a new recycling drop-off location in Northwest Omaha.

It’s moving day for a group of Nebraska State Penitentiary inmates who are relocating to a new 100-bed dormitory.

Attorney General Doug Peterson has announced that Joe Kelly is joining the Nebraska Attorney General’s Office.

Methodist Hospital is checking in with the state’s first COVID-19 patient nearly a year after they were diagnosed.

The Omaha Fire Department was dispatch to a house fire near 13th and Ogden streets Thursday morning.

Sarpy County officials say one person is in critical condition after getting hit by a car on 36th Street north of Highway 370.

The Nebraska State Patrol on Wednesday afternoon activated an endangered missing advisory for a 20-month-old who they later said was found safe.

A report from the Drug Enforcement Administration says that drug seizures saw a surge in Nebraska in 2020.

Omaha Police responded to 35th and Davenport Monday evening for a nature unknown call.

The Omaha Police Department is investigating two separate cuttings that took place on Monday evening.

The Nebraska Department of Transportation tweeted Thursday that a project is coming this summer for a dangerous stretch of road on Interstate 80 between 84th Street and 66th Street.

Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert will be awarding grants to neighborhood associations that have aided in the city’s pandemic recovery.

The Omaha Public Power District has announced that the city is no longer under an energy emergency alert.

The Douglas County Treasurer’s office is back open following a state network outage.

The Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy is monitoring the discharge from an ethanol facility in Mead.

The City of Omaha is removing thousands of Ash trees that have been damaged by the Emerald Ash Borer.

Record cold temperatures Tuesday morning brought another day of rolling power outages to the Omaha-metro. And while the temperatures climbed above zero Tuesday afternoon, we may still see some rolling blackouts before the OPPD warning period expires at mid-day Wednesday.

James Chase, 53, of Lincoln was sentenced Thursday for receipt of child pornography.

Council Bluffs Police are asking for help locating a mother and her child who were reported missing Thursday.

Dodge County Attorney Oliver Glass submitted his resignation Wednesday effective March 1.

The Douglas County Health Department was unable to collect the weekly surveillance reports for January due to problems with Nebraska DHHS surveillance data.

The Omaha Police Department Auto Theft Unit have arrest two men in connection to a recent stolen catalytic converters trend.

Numerous units from the Omaha Fire Department were dispatched to an apartment building near 132nd and Harrison streets Tuesday night for a fire on the third floor.

Rasputin the cat is now safe and warm thanks to the Nebraska Humane Society.

Council Bluffs Police are looking for an individual who robbed a Walgreens on West Broadway Tuesday morning.

Omaha residents have 24-hours to remove the snow from their sidewalks.

The Council Bluffs Police waited nine and half hours to execute a search warrant at a demolition site.

Nebraska and Iowa are to see a cut of a nearly $600 million settlement involving one of the world’s largest consulting firms and their role in helping companies promote their drugs, prompting an opioid crisis.

The Weeknd has rescheduled his After Hours World Tour for 2022, including a stop in Omaha.

Four people were killed and two were injured in a two-vehicle crash near the Cass County-Otoe County line on Sunday.

The Nemaha County Sheriff’s Office was called to a half-mile north of the Nemaha County line Saturday morning for a report of an individual struck by a train.

More details have been confirmed in a deadly Sunday night crash near Nebraska City on Highway 75.

The city of Council Bluffs has announced that the construction on West Broadway is coming to a close.

Kimara Snipes has formally announced her candidacy for Omaha Mayor Monday after being the first candidate to qualify for the ballot, according to the release.

The Douglas County Health Department has activated its COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Site Friday at 9 a.m. for those 80 years of age or older to set appointments.