Charges against man accused of chasing two girls in Douglas County have been dropped
The charges against a man accused of chasing two girls in a neighborhood in Douglas County have been dropped.
Blair residents asked to cut back on outdoor water use
Due to hot weather, the city of Blair has asked residents to water their lawns on specific days.
Energy bill high? Here’s how you can lower it
What really contributes to a high energy bill and practical tips to help you save.
From start dates to the latest deals, everything you may need to know before school year starts
It’s back to school season, and KETV has put together a guide to help parents and students prepare for the upcoming academic year.
Eye-popper traffic stunt intends to draw attention to anti-child sex trafficking effort
Read the full article on Nebraska Examiner A convoy of more than two dozen school buses, intended as symbols of childhood innocence, traveled about four miles across southwest Omaha to draw attention to child sex trafficking and a stepped up effort to curb the crime. (Photo courtesy of Project Harmony) OMAHA — A convoy of […]
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy fires military chief after protests and names a replacement
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy fired the commander-in-chief of Ukraine’s armed forces following protests and named a replacement Tuesday.
Video captures airborne orcas tossing dolphins out of the water
A rare Monterey Bay encounter was caught on camera as orcas hunted dolphins, with one whale leaping an estimated 15 feet out of the water.
Hegseth estimates Iran War has cost $37.5B so far
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing questions and protests at a Senate hearing over the U.S. war against Iran
11-year-old boy spends 100 hours reading to pets at his local animal shelter
An 11-year-old boy was recognized for spending 100 hours reading to pets at an animal shelter. Nehemiah particularly loves reading to dogs in the “hopes that reading helps them feel more calm and find homes faster.”
6,600 noncitizens mistakenly registered to vote in New Jersey, governor says
About 6,600 noncitizens were mistakenly registered to vote after an error in the New Jersey motor vehicle system, Gov. Mikie Sherrill said.