Omaha widow deals with red tape while trying to collect late husband’s information, belongings
The unexpected death of an Omaha man left his wife dealing with red tape that has kept her from moving forward with her life.
Omaha refugees impacted by President Trump’s executive order
This comes after President Donald Trump’s executive order suspended admissions of refugees and a 45-year-old program that ...
Omaha refugees talk impacts of Trump's executive order
They’re crunching the numbers at the International Council for Refugees and Immigrants (ICRI), asking themselves, how long can they stay open?
Local artists chosen to create art displays for new Omaha Central Library
The Omaha Fire Department was called to the fire near 32nd and L streets shortly after 9 p.m. Sunday.
Iowa House could vote on casino moratorium extension this week
Lawmakers working to act before state commission has the chance to approve new casino license ...
Demonstrators in South Omaha protest Trump Administration’s immigration policies
A show of solidarity in South Omaha tonight, as a demonstration took place on the corner of 24th and L streets.
Nebraska Legislature hears testimony from teachers who pay for their own supplies
Based on studies shared with the legislature on Monday, the average Nebraska teacher spends about $860 of their own money per year on school supplies.
Bill to reimburse teachers for supplies
The state teacher's union is rushing towards one bill, and pushing back against another.
Nebraska faces critical workforce shortages despite having low unemployment
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - A new report from Nebraska’s Statewide Workforce and Education Reporting System is showing the state’s workforce shortage all comes down to the supply and demand for skilled ...
Report highlights Nebraska workforce shortages
Nebraska's unemployment rate is low, but one study shows some industries are facing critical shortages.
Sarpy County body transport employee sentenced after life-sized doll tampered with at scene
Smith was sentenced to 90 days in jail.
Bo’s First Alert 6 Forecast - Potential record-breaking high Tuesday, late week chance of rain
Record breaking highs may happen as highs are expected to reach near 60 degrees on Tuesday. The record for January 28th is 59 degrees set back in 2015 and the forecast high for Tuesday is 58 degrees.