Getting to work in the morning and home at night can be frustrating in certain parts of the metro, none more than at a busy northwest Omaha intersection where traffic is stop and go.
Now that the warm weather is here, the Nebraska Humane Society gave a good reminder on why you should think about your pets when you’re out and about with them.
The city’s parking and mobility manager, Ken Smith, tells 6 News the new system and new prices are set to go into effect for the downtown and midtown areas this week.
The National Association of Realtors is reporting that existing home sales dropped from April of last year to April of this year by 23%. Here in Omaha, that number was more like 35%.
Two memorials beneath the Old Mormon Bridge Road overpass stand near the spot where Ilene Gowan’s body was found in frigid winter conditions, February 26th.
Memorial Day seems to be a traditional start to the outdoor swimming season. That’s when one Omaha family hopes to take the first dip in their new pool. But the two-year project has been filled with delays that led to a lawsuit.
The Omaha Fire Department is officially under new leadership. Omaha’s new Fire Chief, Kathy Bossman, made history last month when she was sworn in as the city’s first female fire chief.
With 10 days remaining in the Unicameral session, Nebraska state senators will have their final round of debate on the bill to ban gender-affirming care for minors and its attached 12-week abortion ban.
The subdivision near 36th and Capehart in Sarpy County is called Liberty -- but John and Kelly Bowling are shocked to be notified they weren’t free to install solar panels, and theirs must come down.
Councilman Vinny Palermo says he’ll be able to continue to operate his tree service business while he’s in jail awaiting trial for fraud and conspiracy charges.
After neighbors took video of him dumping old tires in piles on his own lots near 9th and Castelar Streets in South Omaha, 6 On Your Side confronted property owner Tristan Scorpio, who claims he’s done nothing wrong.
Clean water blasted from a hydrant near 28th and Martin Avenues for 30 days, round the clock -- creating a gutter stream flowing for nearly two blocks.
Some business owners in an area of north Omaha believe they were skipped over when millions of dollars in federal funds were made available to help maintain and grow business in the underserved area.
A brand new Guatemalan consulate is set to open soon in the city. Once it does, it will be the second new Latin American consulate opened in Omaha this year.
A growing eyesore next to a popular lake prompted a much-needed cleanup after members of a private club didn’t want to wait any longer for the city to tackle the illegal dumping issue there.
Under the cover of midnight darkness, a PT Cruiser cruises the town of Coin, Iowa; home security video shows dogs dumped off as if their lives aren’t worth a plug nickel.