Transmission lines coming to Aksarben; route not yet finalized by OPPD
Read the full article on KMTV 3 OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) – Transmission lines are coming to the Aksarben neighborhood in Omaha — but the exact route has not been determined yet. Omaha Public Power District says possible routes have been identified for the new line, which will run approximately 2 miles from Midtown Omaha across […]
Omaha makes changes to traffic signals a week after deadly crash at intersection
“In about four or five days, we actually made that change to make it a safer intersection,” Omaha Mayor John Ewing Jr. said in a news conference Friday.
‘Pride is for everyone’: Heartland Pride moves to new venue; what you can expect
Heartland Pride is moving to a new venue, taking over all the buildings on the Holland campus. Read about what to expect from the event.
Nebraska women’s basketball to kick off non-conference action against Wayne State at PBA
Nebraska women’s basketball will start its season with an exhibition game against Wayne State.
Creighton soccer teams host second annual abilities camp for children with special needs
Creighton men’s and women’s soccer teams partnered with physical therapy students to host the second annual abilities soccer camp at Morrison Stadium, giving 40 children with special needs a chance to practice skills and interact with players.
Trump administration demands oversight of states’ voter rolls
Following President Donald Trump’s speech on election security Thursday, the administration is now demanding states review voter rolls, while state officials continue to assert elections remain secure.
Lawmakers call for New Hampshire representative to resign over her defense for speeding
There are bipartisan calls for the removal of a state representative who has been recently criticized for saying she should not be pulled over for speeding.
Eppley adds new daily nonstop flight from United Airlines
Eppley Airfield is adding another nonstop route this September from United Airlines.
‘Made our hearts all melt’: bike camp helps kids with developmental disabilities learn how to ride
Each year, Omaha nonprofits and organizations partner with iCan Shine to host the iCan Bike Camp. It helps kids with developmental disabilities achieve the independence that riding a bike provides.
Benson citizen receives Year of The Neighbor Award from Omaha mayor
Omaha mayor John Ewing Jr presents Benson citizen Angie Norman with Year of The Neighbor Award