Anxiety is growing among people who are planning to travel overseas this summer. Travel experts say passports are taking longer to get back due to a spike in demand.
An Omaha man is facing a felony charge after he called animal control to euthanize a dog in his care that was found to be suffering from severe neglect.
79-year-old Billy Lorenz died three months ago. But instead of getting closure, his family has repeatedly gone to Kremer Funeral Home and found it closed.
Mayor Jean Stothert presented her State of the City address in Omaha City Council Chambers on Tuesday afternoon. Her 10th annual address comes as several city projects are underway.
Nebraska has 6,655 registered sex offenders. In the last couple of weeks, some of them have received phone calls that threaten them with being sent back to prison. But it’s not law enforcement making the threats.
After a tornado hit Beaver Lake more than a year ago, Craig Molek needed new siding -- so he paid Midwest Restorations $5,000 to do the job, but it never got started.
There’s a new push by both Nebraska and Iowa agencies to turn vacant lots and rundown buildings into redeveloped land. They’re sprinkled across Omaha and Council Bluffs. These properties are called brownfields if there’s an environmental concern. 6 News shows you how to involve community organizations and city leaders to get the ball rolling on redeveloping these areas.
National Consumer Protection Week is a great time for consumers to remind themselves of the varied ways they can take action to keep scammers out of their business.
A dangerous interaction between a runner and a homeless person along a Douglas County trail earlier this week has prompted the sheriff to get involved.
Omaha officials on Tuesday afternoon unveiled more information about plans for the city’s streetcar, including stops along the route, proposed lane layouts, and potential vehicle designs.
Habitat for Humanity in Omaha is circulating a flyer urging homeowners to check to see if the State of Nebraska has income tax credit money that might be yours.
Should Nebraskans be allowed to conceal a gun without a permit or training? Omaha’s mayor and the police chief for the state’s two largest cities oppose it.
Friday, Rebecca Jones, her kids, and her husband saw their dog, Bella, sitting in the Nebraska Humane Society. She’d been missing for about three weeks.
In 1909, funeral processions and loved ones decorating graves passed the office of Forest Lawn Cemetery. But the administration moved to a west entrance years ago, and the east gate closed for good -- leaving the over-100-year-old building in its last days.
Customers having trouble getting in touch with the Douglas County Treasurer’s Office after the agency’s late start Thursday morning led to some questions about whether their offices had opened at all.
Before Confident Movers would unload her belongings last July, Jessica Irwin of Crawford, Nebraska, had to pay $3,000 -- an unexpected cost that pushed the final bill to more than $7,000 -- for an in-state move.
Employees at Hy-Vee were informed Monday that they will no longer get a 10% discount on store purchases; but the company says it’s working on “revamping the program.”
What if there were a study, a survey of 10 questions, to help better understand trauma from your young life and just how unhealthy it may be to your long-term health?
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