Two Nebraska families have filed complaints after a roofing company in Papillion has stalled their sunroom installation projects after payment was made.
Pantries and food banks say they're spending more than ever to absorb the strain of inflation and supply chain issues so families don't feel the effects.
Skylar’s mom, Bryanne, says Skylar is at risk to have another stroke which meant when the pandemic hit—she had to do everything possible to keep Skylar healthy.
A Council Bluffs couple is seeking legal help after buying a flipped house that turned out to have several code violations, endangering them and their grandkids.
The Facebook group "Omaha Halloween Yard Haunts" has provided a map to give people the opportunity to venture the city and see all the spooky decorations.
A decades-old project is coming to fruition as the Papio NRD will be expanding a trail, leading to the city of Valley getting a new pedestrian overpass.
Bailey and some other customers were briefly misinformed that the 3G service had permanently ended today, but it turned out to be a temporary outage in the Omaha/Council Bluffs area.
Dana Siebler, a homeowner and OPPD customer, is relieved that OPPD is finally finishing a five-month-old mess in her backyard from transformer replacement in June.
Homeowners in a southwest Omaha subdivision are still worried over road repairs after contractors discovered an undermined road following unsatisfactory work.
The second week of a special Nebraska lawmakers session took an odd turn Wednesday when several women of the legislature put the male-dominated Unicameral on notice.
The second week of a special Nebraska lawmakers session took an odd turn Wednesday when several women of the legislature put the male-dominated Unicameral on notice.
Concerns continue to rise over a shortage of treatment medicines used for those who get COVID-19 forcing hospitals to prioritize patients who would benefit the most.
North Omaha entrepreneur, Julian Young, has assisted in revitalizing the North Omaha business community for years as his own business continues to expand.
Following the destructive early July storm that took out fences across the Metro, one contractor working for Sarpy County has replaced several along Harrison street but one backyard remains open leaving the homeowner exposed to potential crime.
A long-standing ordinance allows garbage containers to sit by the curb from 5 p.m. the day before collection until 10 a.m. the day after pickup. The rest of the time, trash cans must be stored by the house.
Peterson Park is like many of Omaha city parks: There’s a playset and a soccer field. But unlike most, on the other side of the fence and trees, there is a treacherous drop edging closer and closer to where children play.
Since the first week of June, seven of Omaha's homicides have occurred in District 2. Juanita Johnson says she's asking the community directly for suggestions and ideas have already come to fruition.
When a soldier is transferred, the spouse often stays behind to handle the move. An Army wife in Bellevue thought she had all her bases covered, but ends up holding a lot of bags.
Moving Omaha to a virtually carless community doesn't mean zero cars on the road, but enhanced, uniform connectivity through all modes of public transit.
